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Punching power isn't all about muscles. Getting the proper leverage, using your core (instead of arm punching), proper positioning and execution of a punch is what generates power. Of course the fighter's physical strength matters; but the technique of punching for power (instead of speed or defensive positioning) is what often separates many "punchers" from non "punchers". When you have both (great technical mechanics & crazy strength), you get a great puncher (See Mike Tyson in his prime; you also see this somewhat with Golovkin, Cotto, Kovelev, and other good punchers with boxing skills).
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Bradley can get ripped within a few weeksComment
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So can I, why people think he's on something is beyond me. If I do three weeks of weights and a couple of weeks of good cardio, go to a gym and get pumped up at the end of it all and flex I'm about 70% as ripped as he is there. Not so much around the abs they are a **** but beer needs a place to stay.Comment
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its over......Comment
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Tim has bodybuilding type muscles but not performance muscles. Power in punching usually is from your own natural strength and genetics.Comment
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Tim "Real Deal" BradleyComment
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anyone know where i can get that maypac shirt?Comment
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Can't believe Bradley had a draw in his last fight he needs to win big to remain relevant in this fight!Comment
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Lol you have no idea what your talking about. Punching power has everything to do with technique. Bradley definitely has the ability to be a knockout artist, but he would have to fully commit and throw all of his bodyweight into the punches like pacquiao does. That's why pacquiao packs such a punch for a little guy. Notice how mayweather cant hurt a fly, he doesn't put barely any of his weight behind his punchesComment
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