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  • Any of you guys tend to go south paw when orthodox? Or vise versa?

    I used to do this a lot, but now I'm orthodox. It seemed to me you have more options when switching up between the two. Whether you're in between a combo or wanting to set something else up.

  • #2
    Originally posted by VERSATILE2K9 View Post
    I used to do this a lot, but now I'm orthodox. It seemed to me you have more options when switching up between the two. Whether you're in between a combo or wanting to set something else up.
    I do.

    I have only fought one AMA, fight I dint as a southpaw, but half way through the first round I turned right handed, and KO the guy with a straight right hand.

    Anyways, Im naturally right handed, but I feel my combinatios runs smoother as a southpaw an my defense is better, altough as a righty I get more leverage for my Power Punches.

    So I dont know is to stay asa southpaw, or go as a righty!!!!!!!!

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Ch@mpBox@PR View Post
      I do.

      I have only fought one AMA, fight I dint as a southpaw, but half way through the first round I turned right handed, and KO the guy with a straight right hand.

      Anyways, Im naturally right handed, but I feel my combinatios runs smoother as a southpaw an my defense is better, altough as a righty I get more leverage for my Power Punches.

      So I dont know is to stay asa southpaw, or go as a righty!!!!!!!!
      It's a big decision. You just gotta weigh the good with the bad from both angles.

      I think I'll switch between both. I have power in both hands and it just actually suits be better because of leverage.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by VERSATILE2K9 View Post
        It's a big decision. You just gotta weigh the good with the bad from both angles.

        I think I'll switch between both. I have power in both hands and it just actually suits be better because of leverage.
        I think Ill stay as a southpaw. Because the only thing i get when Righty is better leverage for My punches.

        And my right jab is so much better than my left jab.

        I guess Ill do a Juanma. use my right hook more.

        Not to be talking My self up But My, style is very similar to DLHs.(obviously not as talented).

        I guess it will better for me, since my defense is much better as a southpaw!!!!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Ch@mpBox@PR View Post
          I think Ill stay as a southpaw. Because the only thing i get when Righty is better leverage for My punches.

          And my right jab is so much better than my left jab.

          I guess Ill do a Juanma. use my right hook more.

          Not to be talking My self up But My, style is very similar to DLHs.(obviously not as talented).

          I guess it will better for me, since my defense is much better as a southpaw!!!!
          Give you some advice you might can take. When in close you should SOMETIMES switch orthodox so you can get the big pop's off on the person while you have all that leverage.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by VERSATILE2K9 View Post
            I used to do this a lot, but now I'm orthodox. It seemed to me you have more options when switching up between the two. Whether you're in between a combo or wanting to set something else up.
            sure you aren't just saying that cause Tyson liked to do it a lot? I know you are a big Tyson fan.

            Tyson often switched to a southpaw stance quickly when cutting a corner of the ring off, just so he could land his more dominant right hand.

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            • #7
              lol, I thought you meant switching up in a different way. Switching up like Tyson really doesn't count as switching up in my opinion. Simply because of the peek-a-boo. C'mon, your so square in your stance that it doesn't really matter. Your hands are almost parallel if not then they are parallel.

              I switch up my stance all the time though. Just depends on how I feel, my mood, and the situation. When Im southpaw, I tend to lean towards speed and numerous punches. I also like to use my right hand for most of the work in southpaw. When im in orthodox, I am more balanced and can unleash bigger power shots. I can only use the philly shell from that stance too. I also developed a technique for cutting opponents up but I can only throw it from orthodox.

              So I use both.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by VERSATILE2K9 View Post
                Give you some advice you might can take. When in close you should SOMETIMES switch orthodox so you can get the big pop's off on the person while you have all that leverage.
                Was about to post something like that until i saw your post.

                The only time i go orthodox nowadays is when im sparring and i'm on the inside. Mostly to throw the left hook to the body from up close, it doesn't land as well if i stay southpaw.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by VERSATILE2K9 View Post
                  Give you some advice you might can take. When in close you should SOMETIMES switch orthodox so you can get the big pop's off on the person while you have all that leverage.
                  Ill try it in my next sparring.

                  Thanks !!!!!!!!1

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                  • #10
                    I found it's a key to switch up when I either cut off the ring, or switch the direction of my movement and since I dont really care which stance to fight from it suits me well.

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