favourite combos to use?

[DELETED ACCOUNT 06]

The combo i threw the most today was...

i'd jab or double jab intending to make my opponent counter with a jab straight away.

Once he jabs, i counter it by slipping to my right, throwing a right upper cut to the body and left hook to the head.

Sometimes i might slip to the right and throw a right hook to the body, roll under his jab to the left and throw a jab, right cross.

[Canadian Boxer]

i've always like useing Jab-Cross-Left hook-at this point is there gaurd has droped in the middle at all i end up with a right uppercut to either the chin or body. Not really an advanced combonation but effective if timed right.

[mightymouse2k]

Uppercut to overhand right, my favorite combination.

[Verstyle]

Jab then a left hook to the body or face.

[SpeedKillz]

Uppercut to overhand right, my favorite combination.

yea that is indeed one ****ing combo. one of my favs.

[One more]

Never had a chance to use it on someone but: Jab, cross, left hook to body, pivot to the right, left uppercut to the body, left hook

[eazy_mas]

The combo i threw the most today was...

i'd jab or double jab intending to make my opponent counter with a jab straight away.

Once he jabs, i counter it by slipping to my right, throwing a right upper cut to the body and left hook to the head.

Sometimes i might slip to the right and throw a right hook to the body, roll under his jab to the left and throw a jab, right cross.

what if he was southpaw?

[DELETED ACCOUNT 06]

what if he was southpaw?

i wouldn't have done it! haha.

erm i dunno. i'm more careful with southpaws. I'd focus on throwing more Right crosses.

Infact with southpaws, i even try switching my own stance.

[mightymouse2k]

Uppercut to overhand right, my favorite combination.

Also your corner stool to your opponents face works well too!!

[Nazgul666]

I've only been at it for a few months now with the sparring but I like practicing what guys are able to hit me with. I had a sparring match against a much more experienced fighter who is 5-0 as an amateur. He scored a really nice left hook on me by leading with his right to the body and then I must have dropped my hands and as he stood up he threw the left hook.

So I practiced that but when it came to sparring I wasn't really wuick enough to dive in with the lead right, so I went back to the drawing board and practiced a left jab, then straight right to the body and then when coming up go left hook to the head. I was sparring my trainer, who had almost 100 amatuer fights and outweighs me by 30 pounds, and the left hook landed beautifully. It actually really shook him up.

This stuff takes time and you have to use your head. I plan on developing many more techniques like that so that eventually I'm just reacting and throwing that stuff automatically depending on what is thrown at me and what angle I'm at.