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  • How bout them body shots?

    First De La Hoya, now Mayorga. It's becoming more and more apparent how important shots to the body are in boxing. Just thought i'd throw that out.

  • #2
    lacy looks like an animal in that picture, his body is freakish ... he'd kill tito

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    • #3
      Originally posted by restless_438
      First De La Hoya, now Mayorga. It's becoming more and more apparent how important shots to the body are in boxing. Just thought i'd throw that out.

      there are two punches i want to be able to throw, but have been too lazy to go to a gym and learn how to box. Micky Ward's left hook to the body, he may be a glorified club fighter, but damn, how many boxers have a finishing move(like in video games)? that punch is just sick. also i would like to be able to throw a left hook the way Wladimir Klitschko does, it looks like he is whipping a baseball at someone's head . Body shots are crucial though.

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      • #4
        actually it was first virgil hill

        then leonard dorin

        then DLH

        you stand corrected

        give me some good karma now and dont let it happen again!

        pEACE!

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        • #5
          No, it was first Barrera-Ayala!!
          So Erik needs to look out!

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          • #6
            Originally posted by GodzHand
            there are two punches i want to be able to throw, but have been too lazy to go to a gym and learn how to box. Micky Ward's left hook to the body, he may be a glorified club fighter, but damn, how many boxers have a finishing move(like in video games)? that punch is just sick. also i would like to be able to throw a left hook the way Wladimir Klitschko does, it looks like he is whipping a baseball at someone's head . Body shots are crucial though.
            Oh yeah, that liver shot of Ward's is a killer; Gatti can swear to that. I've heard repeatedly thorough the yr's. that breaking down (working) the body is of major importance. I also hear that all these amateurs are at a hugh disadvantage when they first turn pro. and ALL BUT have to be re-trained, cause body shot's are not scored in the amateurs.
            If you cant get a guy to go down, take his leg's from him. RIGHT? You can only do that with body shot's so I'm always impressed with the one's that 'love that body', so to speak, and dont always 'head hunt'...just my opinion.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by tracylee
              Oh yeah, that liver shot of Ward's is a killer; Gatti can swear to that. I've heard repeatedly thorough the yr's. that breaking down (working) the body is of major importance. I also hear that all these amateurs are at a hugh disadvantage when they first turn pro. and ALL BUT have to be re-trained, cause body shot's are not scored in the amateurs.
              If you cant get a guy to go down, take his leg's from him. RIGHT? You can only do that with body shot's so I'm always impressed with the one's that 'love that body', so to speak, and dont always 'head hunt'...just my opinion.
              So true. I have a lot of respect for the great mexican warriors who concentrated on breaking down your body before working upstairs. Chavez worked upstairs and down but he would punish the body first. DLH and lower weights also worked well to the body.

              Knowing how to effectively punch to the body is so vital. Headhunters are more exciting but I'd rather watch someone break their fighter down before ultimately finishing them off.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by oldgringo
                So true. I have a lot of respect for the great mexican warriors who concentrated on breaking down your body before working upstairs. Chavez worked upstairs and down but he would punish the body first. DLH and lower weights also worked well to the body.

                Knowing how to effectively punch to the body is so vital. Headhunters are more exciting but I'd rather watch someone break their fighter down before ultimately finishing them off.
                Absolutely! You can always tell when a fighter has 'lost' his leg's, not long after that if you land just right they're OUT!!

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                • #9
                  I know alot of ppl here hate this kid, but Ricky Hatton is a monster to the body!

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Eyeh8you
                    I know alot of ppl here hate this kid, but Ricky Hatton is a monster to the body!
                    I dont like him (dont hate him exactly) but I'll give him that; he's brutal on the body! That's just a fact

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