ok well first is one ive come up with myself, i call it the liver blow: pretty straight forward its a left body hook to the liver, but instead of just throwing a body punch, you get on the inside and useing your legs, you twist your whole weight into a tight left hook and smash it into their liver.

second is the Gazelle Punch: created by heavyweight world champion, Floyd Patterson: by ducking down lower than normal you use your entire lower body to throw an diagnol hook from a downward position to the opponents jaw. Amazing leg muscle flexibility and strength is needed for this, along with a good cardio system to deliver the oxygen needed to use this punch.

third is known as the corkscrew blow: simple but effective, by twisting your whole body from legs to hips to core to shoulders and lastly your arm you creat a sort of "corkscrew" motion which adds extra power and defensive shattering capability to an average right straight

fourth is more of a combo than a single punch and yes i know it sounds retarded but i like the idea. The Dempsey Roll: Now im sure everyone is familliar with it but for those who are'nt it is a simple rolling motion in which the user bobs and weaves his entire body in a figure eight motion while closing the distance, And then from blind spot to blind spot the user begins to produce hooks that have the full weight of the user behind them. Overall it takes absolute lower body strength and stamina. This "simple rolling motion" when used in the ring could be equivilant to sprinting 1000 meters. Depending on the speed of the motion. Most likely you would want to roll as fast as possible which creates extra power and defensive cappabilities. But by simply stepping back the opponent can now see that the dempsey roll is nothing more than a series of hooks comming from blind spot to blind spot and it eventually becomes Counter Prone. So be cuatios when useing it.

Please state your opinions on my signature punches and any faults you see to them. I can already name a few fualts to each punch but i would still like you opinions

Thank you in advance

- Marlin26

ok well first is one ive come up with myself, i call it the liver blow: pretty straight forward its a left body hook to the liver, but instead of just throwing a body punch, you get on the inside and useing your legs, you twist your whole weight into a tight left hook and smash it into their liver.

second is the Gazelle Punch: created by heavyweight world champion, Floyd Patterson: by ducking down lower than normal you use your entire lower body to throw an diagnol hook from a downward position to the opponents jaw. Amazing leg muscle flexibility and strength is needed for this, along with a good cardio system to deliver the oxygen needed to use this punch.

third is known as the corkscrew blow: simple but effective, by twisting your whole body from legs to hips to core to shoulders and lastly your arm you creat a sort of "corkscrew" motion which adds extra power and defensive shattering capability to an average right straight

fourth is more of a combo than a single punch and yes i know it sounds retarded but i like the idea. The Dempsey Roll: Now im sure everyone is familliar with it but for those who are'nt it is a simple rolling motion in which the user bobs and weaves his entire body in a figure eight motion while closing the distance, And then from blind spot to blind spot the user begins to produce hooks that have the full weight of the user behind them. Overall it takes absolute lower body strength and stamina. This "simple rolling motion" when used in the ring could be equivilant to sprinting 1000 meters. Depending on the speed of the motion. Most likely you would want to roll as fast as possible which creates extra power and defensive cappabilities. But by simply stepping back the opponent can now see that the dempsey roll is nothing more than a series of hooks comming from blind spot to blind spot and it eventually becomes Counter Prone. So be cuatios when useing it.

Please state your opinions on my signature punches and any faults you see to them. I can already name a few fualts to each punch but i would still like you opinions

Thank you in advance

- Marlin26

make a video or take pics

You just finished watching Hajime no Ippo right? Haha.

"Your" signiture punches appear to be either lifted completely from someone elses skillset and/or completely rudimentary/textbook techniques.

Bakced up with statements about how hard they are to perform, possibly to make yourself sound better. I dunno.

ok well first is one ive come up with myself, i call it the liver blow: pretty straight forward its a left body hook to the liver, but instead of just throwing a body punch, you get on the inside and useing your legs, you twist your whole weight into a tight left hook and smash it into their liver.

second is the Gazelle Punch: created by heavyweight world champion, Floyd Patterson: by ducking down lower than normal you use your entire lower body to throw an diagnol hook from a downward position to the opponents jaw. Amazing leg muscle flexibility and strength is needed for this, along with a good cardio system to deliver the oxygen needed to use this punch.

third is known as the corkscrew blow: simple but effective, by twisting your whole body from legs to hips to core to shoulders and lastly your arm you creat a sort of "corkscrew" motion which adds extra power and defensive shattering capability to an average right straight

fourth is more of a combo than a single punch and yes i know it sounds retarded but i like the idea. The Dempsey Roll: Now im sure everyone is familliar with it but for those who are'nt it is a simple rolling motion in which the user bobs and weaves his entire body in a figure eight motion while closing the distance, And then from blind spot to blind spot the user begins to produce hooks that have the full weight of the user behind them. Overall it takes absolute lower body strength and stamina. This "simple rolling motion" when used in the ring could be equivilant to sprinting 1000 meters. Depending on the speed of the motion. Most likely you would want to roll as fast as possible which creates extra power and defensive cappabilities. But by simply stepping back the opponent can now see that the dempsey roll is nothing more than a series of hooks comming from blind spot to blind spot and it eventually becomes Counter Prone. So be cuatios when useing it.

Please state your opinions on my signature punches and any faults you see to them. I can already name a few fualts to each punch but i would still like you opinions

Thank you in advance

- Marlin26

Sounds like you watch too many cartoons!

cartoon watching motherf'r

lol yes i did watch hajime no ippo and yes it did give me a few ideas ;) but i understand the differance between a cartoon and real life and have had to make them more realistic to preform. still very difficult.

Also im not trying to make myself sound better, truly i cant do these to the best of there potentiol becuase i still need to build on a few things.

thank you for you opinions and keep them coming

Twisting your entire body, from feet to legs to hips to core into a punch?!? I'm suprised nobody has thought of that before. You could be on to something here.

Twisting your entire body, from feet to legs to hips to core into a punch?!? I'm suprised nobody has thought of that before. You could be on to something here.

lol i cant tell if your being sarcastic or not, hard to tell over the internet and all. you most likely are in my opinion :P

What about the Smash? And the flicker jab? And the shotgun?

this aint fight night round 3 with signature punches.. lol

dear god please never mention fight night round 3, that game nearly made me take my own life.

ok well first is one ive come up with myself, i call it the liver blow: pretty straight forward its a left body hook to the liver, but instead of just throwing a body punch, you get on the inside and useing your legs, you twist your whole weight into a tight left hook and smash it into their liver.

second is the Gazelle Punch: created by heavyweight world champion, Floyd Patterson: by ducking down lower than normal you use your entire lower body to throw an diagnol hook from a downward position to the opponents jaw. Amazing leg muscle flexibility and strength is needed for this, along with a good cardio system to deliver the oxygen needed to use this punch.

third is known as the corkscrew blow: simple but effective, by twisting your whole body from legs to hips to core to shoulders and lastly your arm you creat a sort of "corkscrew" motion which adds extra power and defensive shattering capability to an average right straight

fourth is more of a combo than a single punch and yes i know it sounds retarded but i like the idea. The Dempsey Roll: Now im sure everyone is familliar with it but for those who are'nt it is a simple rolling motion in which the user bobs and weaves his entire body in a figure eight motion while closing the distance, And then from blind spot to blind spot the user begins to produce hooks that have the full weight of the user behind them. Overall it takes absolute lower body strength and stamina. This "simple rolling motion" when used in the ring could be equivilant to sprinting 1000 meters. Depending on the speed of the motion. Most likely you would want to roll as fast as possible which creates extra power and defensive cappabilities. But by simply stepping back the opponent can now see that the dempsey roll is nothing more than a series of hooks comming from blind spot to blind spot and it eventually becomes Counter Prone. So be cuatios when useing it.

Please state your opinions on my signature punches and any faults you see to them. I can already name a few fualts to each punch but i would still like you opinions

Thank you in advance

- Marlin26

quit playing.....

well you didnt invent the first one, the second the third or the fourth, thye arent you're signiture punches, they're dempseys, pattersons and the "corkscrew" punch is basic punching technique

when i refer to the mas my signature punches im just saying there a sort of "speciality" punch. Also the corkscrew has been modified a little so its not just simple technique and has a bit more torque behind it.

No. Just no.

I've got this new punch I haven't seen anyone do with my own eyes. I've been practicing on it for some time.