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Marlon Starling - High Guard Defense Highlights
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- Опубліковано 4 гру 2015
- Defensive highlights of the great Welterweight champion.
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Marlon Starling - Is a former two-time US world champion boxer. In 1989, Starling knocked out Lloyd Honeyghan to win the WBC welterweight titles. The following year, Starling challenged Michael Nunn for the IBF middleweight title, but lost by decision. In his next fight, Starling lost his welterweight titles on a close decision to Maurice Blocker. That was Starling's last fight. He retired with a record of 45-6-1-1 (27 KOs).
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haNZAgod
I like how he combines the high guard with good upper body movement. Never let the other guy get an easy target
Was thinking the same thing. Its like Winky Wright + some bad ass head movement.
I love this defense, it's not just him standing with his hands blocking his face, he is also catching punches, moving his head and hips and feet
Underrated fighter, one of the best welterweights ever.
Agreed
Best " in the pocket " defensive fighter of all-time. Moochie , you made Hartford proud !!
this was exactly what I was looking for, thanks so much.
Best guard ever
Debatable.
@@colorado2455 when your about to comment the same thing 👀
@@UntouchableBreakdowns haha lol, but in my opinion, cross arm guard is best guard!!
I had to watch it at half speed to see how he does this. It's so smooth, it looks like they just punch his gloves.
Him and Winky mastered that subtle defensive style
truly an amazing fighter
Beautiful, efficient defence. If he'd been a more aggressive counterpuncher, he'd be on par with the big four of their day.
Yes i think so
It is the trade off. If you have very good tight defense like that, you cant be aggresive counterpuncher.
Marlon Starling and James Toney, my 2 favorite fighters of all time. They both had there faults, but what a pleasure to watch them master the craft in the ring. Hard for any fighter to look good against them.
Specifically James toney if he never lost to Roy jones that night I believe he retire undefeated
Marlon Starling was awesome!
Very underrated boxer
Holding the highguard just high enough, leaning in and pushing forwards to reduce the power of punches, and swaying from side to side using his upper body to ensure he's off the center. Perfect example of the active high guard
Un genio....hizo de algo muy profundo y complicado, algo sencillo y practico...boxeo 101
Such a Tough! Solid! Veteran of a Welterweight Was Starling . He was Tough to beat and was a handful right up until his retirement. He got better with age. Awesome Wleterwieght and my personal favourite at the Weight Class.
Marlon moved his head better than Winky!
Winky was just blocking, marlon actually had head movement wit the high guard
I can agree with that. Winky kind of slightly used head movement and his feet and keep that unpredictable jab in your face to keep you guessing while he moves forward. Marlon's was kind of interchangeable.
Reminds me of glen Johnson,Arthur abraham,Joshua clottey.
I think a big percent of knockouts can be avoided by keeping your hands the fuck up! Where they should be in the first place. it blows my mind when i see pros with their hands all over the place except their face.
Victor cabral If you look at the the greatest defensive fighters of all time they all kept their hands low and slipped punches.
It's because head and body movements are faster with hands down and moving around to help make the movements faster. Very few can have good and fast head movement with hands held high and fixed, most notable for doing this is Mike Tyson.
The Magic Man
hey man you know the name of this instrumental ? crazy motivational!!!
Dday One - Out of the Shadows
I feel like I remember you having another highlight, but I can't seem to find it. Was it taken down?
Yea.
Damn, do you remember what music you used in that one?
Mahdi Molla No sorry.
hi to the producer of this channel, what do you think of the use of the high guard. because sometimes when i see a guy who punches really hard pounding on the shell of the opponent, it looks very dominant and the one shelling up looks like he's getting beat up. i watched this boxer called luke jackson when he was sparring and even though his opponents blocked the shots by using the shell defense, it looked so dominant when luke was pounding on the arms and gloves.
+CombatFitness I understand that from the spectators perspective it may seem like they take a beating but an effective high guard is a very good form of defense if it's used properly. As you can see with Starling here he had a great high guard but he'd move his head/waist as well so that's why I always refer to him as having the best active high guard of all time. Winky Wright had a great high guard too but he was more static.
haNZAgod yup can you check out the link i requested you to look especially the sparring session where he's in black and his opponent is in red and taller and i notice even though the guy in red is blocking them it seems that the guy in black is doing massive damage. i guess for boxing if you stand up static without moving much it looks really bad? and does it still score even if you stand static and take all the shots on the gloves and arms?
CombatFitness Depends on the judges really but I'd say most of them would give the round to the guy throwing more punches if the other guy is standing static and not throwing much back.
haNZAgod at the same time, this makes me wonder why we praise defensive fighters when they hit nothing but arms and glove like floyd. since most of floyd's opponents in the recent years threw more punches ( regardless a clean hit or a miss) . because if lets say the busier guy gets the round, then in that case floyd would have lost many rounds
+CombatFitness Floyd uses the shoulder roll though. High guards can be deceptive to some judges but they'll be able to see what lands/what doesn't land when using a shoulder roll.
I thought he beat Curry. But he sure did beat the crap out of Breland.
I thought the decision could have gone either way in their first meeting, but Curry definitely won the rematch, Starling clowned too much.
Dope channel, can you do Terry Norris?
+jairon leprozo Sure can do mate. Expect something during the week, probably Wednesday/Thursday.
much appreciated
+Jrock Got The Recipe Norris has parkinson`s disease!
Do you have any fights with Hector Dearce or Edgar Rodriguez?
I'm not a fight film collector I'm afraid
What's the name of the song ? Great video btw
+MrOfstring Can't remember mate, made this quite a while ago.
Use SoundHound
Dday One - Out of the Shadows
Can you do Orlando Canizales? I got him on my top 5 p4p all time.
+Chris Kim Yep sure can.
+Chris Kim Here you go: ua-cam.com/video/v3uPi_Kbg4s/v-deo.html
Yo hanza what's the name of the song
Winky Wright before Winky Wright
Great defence what's his best fight?
+*unknown* His best performances were against Mark Breland (1st fight) and Lloyd Honeyghan. You could make the case that he never lost a fight in his entire career (almost all of his losses were controversial.)
Curry atleast beat him once imp!
+haNZAgod What do you think would have happened if Sugar didn`t retire? (Starling, pryor, Curry etc.) Who had the best chance to beat him?
Mark Anthony Starling wouldn't have beaten Leonard so definitely Curry or Pryor, it's a toss up between those 2. In his prime Donald Curry is one of the best Welterweights I've ever seen for sure.
haNZAgod Do you think Curry had problems dealing with quick busy, aggressive fighters like Honeyghan? Duran and Pryor come under that banner.
Fighting out of Hartford and making the big time without a bob arum or don king is no easy task for a guy who's not flashy or hits hard and he had some bad breaks like the breland draw and getting knocked out after the bell.
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