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Rungvisai uses his head as a shield literally to walk guys down.

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  • Rungvisai uses his head as a shield literally to walk guys down.

    He tucks his head down, to cover the chin while his forehead takes most of the punches. It happened in the Cuadras fight, it happened in the Gonzalez fight, and he wasn't in danger of getting wobbled.

  • #2
    You can do that and not get wobbled but you'll have a short career & not age well. Not to mention those are scoring punches.

    Provodnikov syndrome.

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    • #3
      How about a Uppercut?

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      • #4
        Post a vid, sounds like a guy, I wanna check out.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Thraxox View Post
          He tucks his head down, to cover the chin while his forehead takes most of the punches. It happened in the Cuadras fight, it happened in the Gonzalez fight, and he wasn't in danger of getting wobbled.
          This is actually called slick defense. Golovkin uses the head down forehead shield slick defensive technique all the time. He did it extensively in the Ouma fight.

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          • #6
            It's just so my much easier to take a punch to the forehead then it is to the chin

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            • #7
              Uppercut should be the go to shot

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              • #8
                You watched the BDA boxing analysis aye ?

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by DuckAdonis View Post
                  You watched the BDA boxing analysis aye ?
                  Yep. BDA boxing is very unbiased IMO, followed him.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Scary View Post
                    Post a vid, sounds like a guy, I wanna check out.


                    Here. It's from BDA boxing.

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