I'm 15 and i'm 5'11 and I weight 140 I spar this guy who is 20 years old and weights 280.I need some tips because hes good at countering and for a guy who weights 280 hes faster then most Pro heavyweights.He really knows his boxing any tips so I can avoid his countering.
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If he's 280lbs he's either;
i) a coach?? If so, he probably will keep it at your pace, so just spar. I'm 150lbs, I would spar a coach who was 240lbs and i'd always lose but he would always lower his game and build it up with me, as I got better he'd put the pressure on more. So I wouldn't worry too much.
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ii) he's an amateur who's a beast. If hes 280lbs, fighting fit then you're ****** to spar him. I'm assuming his reach would be much longer and his power much stronger, you'll learn nothing from fighting this guy. He probably likes to spar you because he gets to beat on some kid.
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iii) he's fat. If that is the case it's easy. Let him take the centre ground and just circle him, jab, jab, jab, jab, jab. NEVER stop moving. If you stop, you're ****ed. He'll be too overweight to dance with you, too fat to mooooove with you. You'll be skipping around the ring hitting him and he wont be able to chase you down, if he does? Just a matter of time til he gets warn out. Never fight him for the centre, he's too big. Never get stuck in corners, you'll get hurt.
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Originally posted by JayCoe View PostIf he's 280lbs he's either;
i) a coach?? If so, he probably will keep it at your pace, so just spar. I'm 150lbs, I would spar a coach who was 240lbs and i'd always lose but he would always lower his game and build it up with me, as I got better he'd put the pressure on more. So I wouldn't worry too much.
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ii) he's an amateur who's a beast. If hes 280lbs, fighting fit then you're ****** to spar him. I'm assuming his reach would be much longer and his power much stronger, you'll learn nothing from fighting this guy. He probably likes to spar you because he gets to beat on some kid.
OR (this being what I think is most likely)
iii) he's fat. If that is the case it's easy. Let him take the centre ground and just circle him, jab, jab, jab, jab, jab. NEVER stop moving. If you stop, you're ****ed. He'll be too overweight to dance with you, too fat to mooooove with you. You'll be skipping around the ring hitting him and he wont be able to chase you down, if he does? Just a matter of time til he gets warn out. Never fight him for the centre, he's too big. Never get stuck in corners, you'll get hurt.
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when i was younger, almost everyone i sparred with was bigger, and stonger. what worked for me was using faints and headmovement. with less experienced guys i could throw a slow jab, wait for a reaction, which was usually an overhand right (orthodox fighters) and right when i saw there elbows move, quick left hook fallowed with a straight right. just keep at man! you'll get to em eventually. good luck.
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Originally posted by right2die View Postwhen i was younger, almost everyone i sparred with was bigger, and stonger. what worked for me was using faints and headmovement. with less experienced guys i could throw a slow jab, wait for a reaction, which was usually an overhand right (orthodox fighters) and right when i saw there elbows move, quick left hook fallowed with a straight right. just keep at man! you'll get to em eventually. good luck.
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