It's the punch you don't see that knocks you out... Bringing the punch up from the waist is out of site to the opponent. Sergio Martinez was also good with this style as was Ali
This is good in theory, but it takes a true professional to pull it off... The average Joe will get KO'd trying to implement this style
They tried to get me to fight like this in the gym... I was like "Hell nah. You guy's are trying to get me knocked out" lol
It's the punch you don't see that knocks you out... Bringing the punch up from the waist is out of site to the opponent. Sergio Martinez was also good with this style as was Ali
This is good in theory, but it takes a true professional to pull it off... The average Joe will get KO'd trying to implement this style
They tried to get me to fight like this in the gym... I was like "Hell nah. You guy's are trying to get me knocked out" lol
I agree . And def hard to pull off you have to be fast and athletic. Crazy reflexes are required . Obviously in klits case he was big , lennox did it alot too . We had a kid in our gym who liked to try this **** for his first 5 or so fights and in sparring, let's just say he learned real quick that wasnt the style for him to pull off haha . He turned into a very solid boxer /puncher , very sound everything was off the jab ( a far cry from where he started off haha ) and competed at the nationals a bunch ( albeit without medalling ) and had some good wins . I always think of him trying to emulate roy jones and getting battered when I talk about this style or watch fighters using it LOL
With Roy, not only did he possess god given speed and reflexes to get away with mistakes but his unconventional style sort of required his hands to be low. Im calling it the freestyle. His arms needed to be completely loose in order for his style to be unpredictable and effective.
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