GGG. The lost art of "shifting"

[kafkod]

[snoopy360]

There was a post about this some time back. I believe its effective only as its not seen on a regular basis. A proper game plan and a decent boxer should be able to negate it easily.

[Motofan]

Which has been posted more, this or the Kevin Hart Mayweather video?

[kafkod]

Which has been posted more, this or the Kevin Hart Mayweather video?

No idea, but I saw some guys saying in a recent GGG thread that there is no such thing as "shifting" so that's why I put it up.

I haven't seen this one posted here myself, but I saw another interesting one about how GGG uses broken rhythm in his combos.

[kafkod]

There was a post about this some time back. I believe its effective only as its not seen on a regular basis. A proper game plan and a decent boxer should be able to negate it easily.

Nobody does anything easily when they are in with a fighter like GGG.

[SkillspayBills]

Shifting is the exact reason Dimitry Pirog KO'D Danny Jacobs. When implemented correctly it is quite the effective strategy.

[Box-Office]

Which has been posted more, this or the Kevin Hart Mayweather video?

I think Charles Burley:Analyzing Genius.

[MDPopescu]

No idea, but I saw some guys saying in a recent GGG thread that there is no such thing as "shifting" so that's why I put it up.

I haven't seen this one posted here myself, but I saw another interesting one about how GGG uses broken rhythm in his combos.

It was a "slicks lover" who pretended he was arguing with me. Not big deal...

[MDPopescu]

... shifting was and still is heavily used by the "Soviet school" of boxing.

[Infamous]

Is this some big secret? this seems like anybody in a street fight would use... youre just moving forward with your punches