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  • Anyone Right handed fight Southpaw?

    2day i just Tried to go southpaw an i realized im better that way even though im right handed, my jab is much more str8 an powerfull in the southpaw position, anyone right handed fight southpaw? I got more power in my right hand an if i throw my left from the southpaw stance it might not be as effective, is it a good idea to fight southpaw if ur right handed?

  • #2
    no but im left handed and am a orthadox

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    • #3
      i think its a good idea. i tried it, really liked it because of the faster, stiffer jab, except the counter left is a lot weaker then a big right hand.

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      • #4
        I fight either way sorta like what tyson used to do fight square sometimes or switch up since I have power in both hands

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Rockin1
          I used to switch up quite often when sparring, occasionally when I would feel comfortable enough with the guy I would do it in a fight.

          The great thing that I found with going to a left handed stance was that my right hand/hook was so close to the guy. As soon as were in close Im digging a hard hook to the body followed by another to the head. I had some great power in those hooks.

          I found that if I couldnt deal with a left handed guys style when were fighting then I would switch up to a south paw. Not that I fought better as a southpaw but it appeared to me that south paws in general dont even know how to fight them.

          I fought some rounds against a guy from England up at Galaxy. He at the time was the reigning nabf or usba jr middle title holder at the time. He was a south paw and I started out fighting orthadox against him. After not much success I switched to a south paw stance and turned it into a war. I faired much better against him as a south paw. Again, not because I fought better as one but because he couldnt fight them as well. His name was Gary Stretch, he was in a movie that I saw where he was playing some crazy killer.

          Rockin'
          so true. everytime im up against a southpaw i switch, half the time you'll see a confused look on there face. They dont know how to counter against theyre own.
          I heard Bruce lee would fight southpaw becus he believed the stronger arm should do most of the work.

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          • #6
            i dnt know if u knew but

            da golden boy oscar dela hoya is actualy left handed yet he fight as an orthodox
            &
            winky wright is actualy right handed yet fights as a southpaw!

            which proves dat it definately makes ur jab more effective but as was da case with dela hoya in his early years as a pro- a weak rear-hand! which sum commentatots considered useless!

            safe

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            • #7
              i dnt know if u knew but

              da golden boy oscar dela hoya is actualy left handed yet he fight as an orthodox
              &
              winky wright is actualy right handed yet fights as a southpaw!

              which proves dat it definately makes ur jab more effective but as was da case with dela hoya in his early years as a pro- a weak rear-hand! which sum commentators considered useless!

              safe

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              • #8
                i feel my left to be stronger when i switch to southpaw for some reason:S

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                • #9
                  im a righty that fights southpaw too. i had great power in my right hand, but a weaker jab and hook with my left. so i switched it up...now i have great power in my jab and right hook, and increased power in my left since its on my power side. i feel like a way more balanced fighter that way.

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                  • #10
                    im right-handed and fight southpaw, i just feel more comforablte fihgting in a southpaw stance than orthodox

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