Wladimir Klitschko is my all time favorite boxer and is definetly a part of what got me into fighting. I am about a month and a half into training at a gym and I train mostly Muay Thai but there is also a boxing coach at the gym who teaches us Muay Thai guys from time to time.

And my question is does Wladimir have a specific stance or style that I can practice in? I know there are quite a few, European, Mexican and South American not to mention a few others I cant remember. Does anyone know Wlads?

From the fights I have seen of him he uses his jab and left hook almost always and when he throws a right it usually is a knock out. And so I was thinking is this a style or just a combo Emanuel Stewart has him using?

Let me know if anyone knows.

I'm no expert on boxing, but Wlad's style looks to be just straight up basic stance. Like you said, most punches he throws are jabs and then a straight right every now and then. This also seems to be a pretty basic style, boxers should practice their jab more than any other punch. So in conclusion, Wlad boxes in a simple style, nothing too flashy, he just happens to be strong and effective with it.

Wladimir Klitschko is my all time favorite boxer and is definetly a part of what got me into fighting. I am about a month and a half into training at a gym and I train mostly Muay Thai but there is also a boxing coach at the gym who teaches us Muay Thai guys from time to time.

And my question is does Wladimir have a specific stance or style that I can practice in? I know there are quite a few, European, Mexican and South American not to mention a few others I cant remember. Does anyone know Wlads?

From the fights I have seen of him he uses his jab and left hook almost always and when he throws a right it usually is a knock out. And so I was thinking is this a style or just a combo Emanuel Stewart has him using?

Let me know if anyone knows.




Go to a real boxing club and you will learn these things.

Dude my boxing coach was a world champion feather weight boxer, his name is Lewis Woods. And Yves Edwards is our Muay Thai trainer. Its just I wanted to know what to ask Lewis as for a stance I would like to practice in because he told us we would develop our own one as we continue to train. But I want mine to be like Wlads so hence the question.