This isn't always the case. He's at the point of camp now where they should be implementing the plan to it's entirety. I'm sure they were going HARD in the gm a week or 2 ago too. At some point, you stop 'working' on things, and stop pulling punches to fully implement the plan. This is why sparring partners often times get beat up.. and the ones who hold their own remain.
Freddy isn't one of the only trainers who let his guys spar full on, they all do. You just don't see it - you see it with freddie though. You have to exert yourself teh way you would in a fight at some point in camp so it can be gauged if you can go a 'hard' 12 or not. Doing 12 lax sparring rounds will never tell the full story.
Yes ofcause every fighter spares at full steam but the also do sparing where the try and create a situation were the deliberately are in trouble so the can work on weaknesses,
To my knowledge Freddy dossent do that.
Canelo`s last interview he stated that he likes when the sparing partner attacks him at full force so he is forced to learn.
If the only thing you do in camp when sparing is to try and crush the sparing partner you wont learn as much as if you ease down a littel and let him get momentum .
Your apponent may be better then you, have are you going to deal with that if you just blow your sparing partners away?, you let of the gas just a littel and let him get his way .
ALi was famous for sparing this way.
It is glaringly clear to me that he was working on his defense while landing some counters.
Do you understand the concept of training as a boxer because it sounds like you dont?, You work on your weaknesses.
Sparing as a pro boxer is not the same as some mindless street brawl where you give all you got from the get go, instead you work on what you could do better period,
Watching sparing clips is properly the worst way to judge a fighter.
Il go on step further, Freddy roach is on of the few trainers that let his fighters spare full-on almost every time. Sure the are good on the attack but look have his fighters fight inside the ring.
The know only to attack and when the opponent finds there weakness the get staged,knocked down,or countered to death
And its proven over and over again.
If he would work on there weaknesses in sparing the would do much better.
This isn't always the case. He's at the point of camp now where they should be implementing the plan to it's entirety. I'm sure they were going HARD in the gm a week or 2 ago too. At some point, you stop 'working' on things, and stop pulling punches to fully implement the plan. This is why sparring partners often times get beat up.. and the ones who hold their own remain.
Freddy isn't one of the only trainers who let his guys spar full on, they all do. You just don't see it - you see it with freddie though. You have to exert yourself teh way you would in a fight at some point in camp so it can be gauged if you can go a 'hard' 12 or not. Doing 12 lax sparring rounds will never tell the full story.
I know nothing, but he didn't look like he was doing much up there!
It is glaringly clear to me that he was working on his defense while landing some counters.
Do you understand the concept of training as a boxer because it sounds like you dont?, You work on your weaknesses.
Sparing as a pro boxer is not the same as some mindless street brawl where you give all you got from the get go, instead you work on what you could do better period,
Watching sparing clips is properly the worst way to judge a fighter.
Il go on step further, Freddy roach is on of the few trainers that let his fighters spare full-on almost every time. Sure the are good on the attack but look have his fighters fight inside the ring.
The know only to attack and when the opponent finds there weakness the get staged,knocked down,or countered to death
And its proven over and over again.
If he would work on there weaknesses in sparing the would do much better.
And you know nothing about sparring or boxing for that matter.
In professional boxing There is no point in trying to bum rush your sparing partner when you are training for a big fight just to impress the camara.
Mostly you will be working on your weaknesses on day the next day going to the body and some days somthing else.
Havever what is alwasy the case is that the sparing partners will go at you with all the got in order to push you, thats why the ofthen have 5 or more sparing partners so the can give you to rounds with full steam and then the next partner until your weakness is exploded and you are forced to learn.
I know nothing, but he didn't look like he was doing much up there!
The other guy looked better than him.
And you know nothing about sparring or boxing for that matter.
In professional boxing There is no point in trying to bum rush your sparing partner when you are training for a big fight just to impress the camara.
Mostly you will be working on your weaknesses on day the next day going to the body and some days somthing else.
Havever what is alwasy the case is that the sparing partners will go at you with all the got in order to push you, thats why the ofthen have 5 or more sparing partners so the can give you to rounds with full steam and then the next partner until your weakness is exploded and you are forced to learn.