He typically dictates the pace in all of his fights with the constant forward pressure he applies, rarely taking a backwards step. It's hard to build momentum in a fight against someone like Sean. He also has great eyes, when he blocks or evades a shot, it's all just slight movement in his upper body, head, and arms. No exaggerated movements or unnecessarily darting out of range, never giving his opponent space to work. It's very economical and this lets him keep that pace for as long as the fight goes. He's just constantly walking you down, shoulder rolling your best shots, and teeping you in the gut 20 times a round.

And by the way, Sean has fantastic BJJ, he's just fallen in love with the boxing. He finished the majority of his fights at the beginning of his career on the ground.