how do chavez jr and roach communicate in training?

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  • SixFootGiant
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    #11
    Originally posted by jsfd26
    I think the whole point of this thread was for TS to get the he can't speak Mexican part out to start some ****.
    Lol that went over my head I cant lie. I see that it worked too lol

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    • PACnPBFsuck
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      #12
      Originally posted by catalinul
      Who speaks mexican?
      according to the TS, Roach can't

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      • chvzjr16
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        #13
        Originally posted by jsfd26
        I think the whole point of this thread was for TS to get the he can't speak Mexican part out to start some ****.
        Haha your probly right
        Maybe they spoke spanglish lol

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        • ElMeroChingon
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          #14
          Does anyone here speak American?

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          • Ray Corso
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            #15
            They speak "boxing" its an international language!!! Ray.

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            • Dickie Smalls
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              #16
              Boxing's an international language lol all you need to know is:

              "derecha/izquierda" (right/left), "el hook" (hook), "el jab" (jab), "el directo" (straight/cross), "a la cabeza" (to the head) and "al cuerpo" (to the body).

              It's pretty easy to understand if a coach wants you to do something, they usually give you a demo beforehand.

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              • vacon04
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                #17
                Originally posted by Dickie Smalls
                Boxing's an international language lol all you need to know is:

                "derecha/izquierda" (right/left), "el hook" (hook), "el jab" (jab), "el directo" (straight/cross), "a la cabeza" (to the head) and "al cuerpo" (to the body).

                It's pretty easy to understand if a coach wants you to do something, they usually give you a demo beforehand.
                Well in México it's

                right: derecha
                left: izquierda
                hook: gancho
                straight: recto
                body: cuerpo
                head: cabeza

                Jab and uppercut are the same in English and in Spanish.

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