If you've watched any Lomachenko fight you'll have noticed he uses an enormous amount of head movement, especially in the first couple rounds of his bouts. A large part of his tactical and strategic plan is predicated on this head movement; move in range, change head slots (or show a 'look'), observe opponents reactions, gather understanding of opponents common reactions and overall style, anticipate the reactions, exploit the openings created by those reactions, and proceed to dominate the fight. It's a systematic process you see played out in every single one of his fights, even his short three round amateur bouts. His constant pressure, relentless feint/slipping, precise counter-punching etc all work off of this head movement, and are the reason he's able to keep his opponents so tentative to attack and unable to set up offense of any sort. It's the backbone of his game plan.

So after almost a year of putting it off I've finally started stitching together part 2 of this video, which will attempt to cover everything I described above and more. Should be uploaded sometime before the end of next week.