I'm not sure about this, but Shakur said that he want all the smoke and then wanted to fight for a catch up against Haney, lol. But at least Haney is done with Shakur and it's good that they have settled down for a unification fight with Paro.
One of the problems with Haney is that facing a southpaw, and Liam is southpaw and then fighters that throw a lot of punches, and Liam has that kind of style. So this is going to be interesting match up for Haney on how he will deal with those kind technique. So if Haney will win this fight it could be his defense and going to the judges scorecard. And if Paro has the work rate and landed solid shots then he might win by knockout or TKO.
Have to say,,, never heard of some terms you used,,, but I am looking them up and find them quite interesting. You would wonder or at least I wonder, with athletes in this sport do they focus on being good at one thing and just try to defend against their weakness like southpaw as you say or is it better to be all rounder in everything. From the looks of it their whole career they have the same weakness,,, but you cannot learn and improve everything right? In football team sports you keep adjusting when people find your weakness. Boxing the same?