http://youtube.com/watch?v=TNWpNn_C1e4

much better then your last few videos

You keep your hands down to low after you throw.. everything.

If you make a movie on me calling me a ***got btw I'll probably cry.

ye but if i fight i would never keep them low at all. And plus i did those 7 punch combos quick and good. I was dodging very well, what u didnt c ????

ye but if i fight i would never keep them low at all. And plus i did those 7 punch combos quick and good. I was dodging very well, what u didnt c ????

how your gonna train is gonna be how you fight..someone trains maybe 5 days a week isnt how hes gonna fight on fight night?now that wouldnt b very smart would it..

you have to bring those hands back into guard once you've thrown them or you'll get countered big time.

yea, been around the world rep the same thang, been around the world its the same gang, B's up B's up flame gang braa braa braaa braaa bang bang

i got bloods on stage i got bloods at my shows, **** wit ma bloods get blood on ya clothes N IM BLOOOODEDDDDDD

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hahahaha

Same problems as always:

No head movement, drops his hands before bringing his guard back up, and on his long combos threw nothing but arm punches.

Also, Let's not get excited about dodging a punch mitt that was never intended to hit you anyway, Charlie. I doubt if you ever step in the ring you'd see a punch that slow and wide.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=TNWpNn_C1e4
''Professional Boxing''. :lol1:

I'd hurt you.

not to be an asshole, but you need a lot of work to do. 1.with the way you move around and yes HEAD MOVEMENT. hitting the mitts is in one place, fighting someone hes constantly moving around and throwing hits back. 2.if your pro... your either gonna need a lot more power or speed because youre lacking both. i mean youre not super slow, but professional... thats a no. keep training you can only get better.

You suck! Seriously I doubt if you are a pro and if you are you must suck donkey dick. You need a few more hours in the gym.

long story short - TERRIBLE. no head movement, no body movement, too stiff and robotic, not sitting down on punches, not up on toes, weight all over the place. i would absolutely love to see ur pro debut i'll pay top dollar for it lemme know where and when i dont care how much or where it is im gonna make it there cuz that is gonna be one hell of a show, the kind u see on ****e's wildest videos where an idiot like u gets lit up doin sumthin they suck balls at thinkin they are the shit. but hey good luck, and ur right, u release ur right way quicker than jermain talyor. ****ing moron.:asshole::asshole:

''Professional Boxing''. :lol1:

I'd hurt you.

I told you that you should fight him! :rofl:

not 2 b mean but u got no head movement, wen u move looks like u dragging your feet , slow etc need to train more if u serious

Just wondering how long has he been boxing?

Ya, go easy on him. Don't say he sucks, we all had to learn. just tell him what to do better, like some of you did.

Keep the good workd man!

Yeh its hard to take this guy completely seriously now lol. His "hate" videos were good though. I think hes getting alot better than he was, especialy since those heavy bag videos that still make me piss myself laughing lol. Seriously there class lol. But yeh i dont think that amount of critisim is going to help him, hes getting better but yeh he needs more head movement and he needs to hold his hands up higher.

Better.

But.......

First, you have a nasty rookie habit of "taking a picture," i.e., stopping to admire your work. That can, literally, get you killed.

Second, you're gassed after five minutes. Add sprints to your roadwork.

Third, your footwork needs a lot of work. You're just sort of shuffling along; your feet are neither propelling your punches nor helping you get any kind of angle or range. Your feet are the foundation of your boxing style. Start with your footwork. If I had your footwork, I would spend three hours a day in the gym just doing footwork drills for a month or so. . . . come to think of it, I DID have your footwork, and I spent 4 nights a week for a month just doing footwork drills.

Fourth, get those ****ing hands up and keep them there. The only reason to carry that lead hand down is if you're GOOD with your head movement -- having a low jab hand increases your upper body mobility. (Try doing situps with your hands behind your head vs. arms on your stomach. Same principle.) Carrying that low lead hand is ONLY so that you can take advantage of having excellent head movement. Otherwise, it's suicide.

Lastly, learn to move your head. Whether or not you decide to adopt the low-lead guard.

But...........

Better.

Way the hell better than the last videos you posted.

One other thing . . . work on varying your rhythm. Your punches are all in a simple pattern: BAM BAM BAM BAM . Anyone with a musical ear and decent timing would catch that, counterpunch on the upbeat, and you'll spend the next few years working off the name "Canvasback Charlie."

long story short - TERRIBLE. no head movement, no body movement, too stiff and robotic, not sitting down on punches, not up on toes, weight all over the place. i would absolutely love to see ur pro debut i'll pay top dollar for it lemme know where and when i dont care how much or where it is im gonna make it there cuz that is gonna be one hell of a show, the kind u see on ****e's wildest videos where an idiot like u gets lit up doin sumthin they suck balls at thinkin they are the shit. but hey good luck, and ur right, u release ur right way quicker than jermain talyor. ****ing moron.:asshole::asshole:

LMAO, so would i.

Better.

But.......

First, you have a nasty rookie habit of "taking a picture," i.e., stopping to admire your work. That can, literally, get you killed.

Second, you're gassed after five minutes. Add sprints to your roadwork.

Third, your footwork needs a lot of work. You're just sort of shuffling along; your feet are neither propelling your punches nor helping you get any kind of angle or range. Your feet are the foundation of your boxing style. Start with your footwork. If I had your footwork, I would spend three hours a day in the gym just doing footwork drills for a month or so. . . . come to think of it, I DID have your footwork, and I spent 4 nights a week for a month just doing footwork drills.

Fourth, get those ****ing hands up and keep them there. The only reason to carry that lead hand down is if you're GOOD with your head movement -- having a low jab hand increases your upper body mobility. (Try doing situps with your hands behind your head vs. arms on your stomach. Same principle.) Carrying that low lead hand is ONLY so that you can take advantage of having excellent head movement. Otherwise, it's suicide.

Lastly, learn to move your head. Whether or not you decide to adopt the low-lead guard.

But...........

Better.

Way the hell better than the last videos you posted.

That part just made me laugh.. I mean seriously.. I could imagine the way he said it .. :owned:

That part just made me laugh.. I mean seriously.. I could imagine the way he said it .. :owned:

And the way you imagine it is probably exactly how I would say it to him if he was paired up with me for drills. I am deadly serious about that habit being dangerous.

I am not a good boxer; I am competent at best. But I know the damage I can inflict on someone who has that habit. A real boxer would **** him up. Bad.

Charlie, I have no doubt that you can be taught to box. None. You have decent handspeed, you're young, and you seem intent on it. If you do the work, you have as good a shot as anybody. But if you step into the professional ring anytime soon, you'll be getting coloring books for Christmas for the rest of your life. I am not bullshitting you on this. I would be concerned for your health if not your life. And anyone who'd allow you in the ring right now for anything more than light sparring should have his head examined.

Learn to box. That's why we're here.

FWIW, and not to hijack the thread, I have a fight on June 2nd and I've been promised that this time there will be digital video. So you guys can all rip me to pieces then, too. I'm fighting at light heavy this time, 175 lbs. It oughta be brutal. :boxing:

[QUOTE=fraidycat;2376992] But if you step into the professional ring anytime soon, you'll be getting coloring books for Christmas for the rest of your life.QUOTE]

Hahahaha, I loved that

And the way you imagine it is probably exactly how I would say it to him if he was paired up with me for drills. I am deadly serious about that habit being dangerous.

I am not a good boxer; I am competent at best. But I know the damage I can inflict on someone who has that habit. A real boxer would **** him up. Bad.

Charlie, I have no doubt that you can be taught to box. None. You have decent handspeed, you're young, and you seem intent on it. If you do the work, you have as good a shot as anybody. But if you step into the professional ring anytime soon, you'll be getting coloring books for Christmas for the rest of your life. I am not bullshitting you on this. I would be concerned for your health if not your life. And anyone who'd allow you in the ring right now for anything more than light sparring should have his head examined.

Learn to box. That's why we're here.

FWIW, and not to hijack the thread, I have a fight on June 2nd and I've been promised that this time there will be digital video. So you guys can all rip me to pieces then, too. I'm fighting at light heavy this time, 175 lbs. It oughta be brutal. :boxing:


lmao.. your just shittin them out aren't you.. I'm definately gonna have to use that one lol.. Sorry I'mma have to bite that. lol.. and the follow up is just icing on the cake..

I'm no Pro but I'd kill this guy easily... I still think he's just being funny with these vids.

White Hope: "Can I take a Break.. I need a whole bottled water.. Its been 5 minutes already I'm tired."

[QUOTE=fraidycat;2376992] you'll be getting coloring books for Christmas for the rest of your life.QUOTE]

Hahahaha, I loved that

I'd love to take credit for that, but it's something one of my sparring partners told me once. Feel free to steal it; I did.

[QUOTE=Trick;2377418]

I'd love to take credit for that, but it's something one of my sparring partners told me once. Feel free to steal it; I did.

Haha, I think I will.

u suck....

you lean your head over to one side, very dangerous, exposes your chin more to a hook.

Your no where near a pro boxer. I think all the AM boxers on here could easily beat you.

I'm going to try to stay positive and constructive with my critisism You've caught a lot of this for some weak ass vids and lack of skills.
A. drop your hands after your jab - you get dropped.
b. leaning out past your center of gravity to try and throw combo's - you get dropped
c. chin not tucked - you get dropped.
d. standing still no foot work - well you get the picture.

Work harder.

meet me half way distance between new york and where ever your from and ill school you at 154 , $1000 on myself