Wild fighters are the easiest to beat, but if you are a swarmer with solid power/technique and a good chin to go with it, you can be lethal. Two examples are Roberto Duran and Joe Calzaghe. Also Manny Pacquiao to an extent when he was in the lower weight divisions.
That's the thing. I pressure fight and throw alot of punches. Mainly straights if in on the outside and when I'm on the side mainly body shots and stay tight
why stay in the pocket and risk taking all that damage instead of L stepping/sidestepping/angling out and throwing a counter as you do so? I spar with a guy 80lbs heavier than me who machine guns with straight punches and rushes me and all I do is circle out and as I do, I either do light rapid fire jabs back at him with my close hand and guard my face with my other, or simply slip as I L step and throw a cross counter as I exit on an angle and then keep circling away til he gasses himself out and then I just unload when he's trying to catch his breath. The only time it doesn't work is if I panic, forget the footwork, and 'turn away' or if I don't react quickly enough. I'm new to sparring so that'll just take practice
Not every punch is going to be a hook, there can be jabs, straight rights, upper cuts, over right hands, kicks, elbows, knees, when shot gets real a good volume fighters can hurt you
@@Lethal_Swordsman bruh we like to fight,I’m not gonna argue with you.This is obviously boxing,and the same concept applies for this extra shit this guy said because it only takes one good strike to stop a combo and even the fight,no matter how much you switch it up.Main thing is to not get greedy,but want it more than the other mf still.Listening means not bringing up unnecessary shit that doesn’t relate to the advice someone gives you which shows you don’t understand the point in my language
I use all of that plus takedowns i like to be unpredictable as much as possible One second it might be a hook Then next moment I'm shooting for a takedown
Fax,throwing all those punches with no purpose or thought process.There’s a big difference between aggressive and stupid,but outsiders just see it as savage.My aggression will beat your recklessness,my power will beat your speed,my energy management will beat your iron lungs,and my chin will beat your heart,even though I have those exact same things
This is May be true for someone who throws wild punches and predictable hooks and even still if the high volume puncher can move and has a good chin it will be hard to beat him.
This is dumb, i think he’s trying to explain how to beat a volume puncher but expecting a experienced volume puncher to just be throwing wild predictable and slow hooks is dumb they will be throwing from all angles at high speed waiting for you to try throw that counter and thats when the fast power shot comes
People in the comment section need to realize there is an exception to every rule he’s talking in general a perfect example would be Amir khan who is a high volume fighter who also gets his ass handed too him cause of the volume punching so for every Pac-Man there is going to be an Amir ohan
@Lxnkzi Amir khan is a shot fighter he hasn’t won a fight in years what are you talking about? He had no defense that’s why he lost to Danny Garcia Terrence Crawford Canelo the list goes on
To be fair wild fighters like that for one, are not going to give you any opening when you pivot, and also, they run out of energy fast which is why you take it and then you have the upper hand
Then you don't start the fight to begin with if possible, run away, or take the whopping and hope for the best If you know you have no choice but to fight Don't leave it up to chance throw the first punch and aim for vital area's nuts,solar plexus,liver,shin kick,knee kick and so fourth etc...
Sorry man all do respect, your moved only work because your blocking and striking at twice the speed of that guy throwing hooks LOL... In real life nobody is throwing punches half the speed of your counters let alone only throwing perfectly alternating left right hooks... I understand this is a segue into more advanced tactics but this alone is fubar
i guess you should get out of the line of fire. move side to side while covering. i guess.. and reset. make the other person falls from your traps. well what do i know?. im just guy in the internet.. lol.
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Main point is, if someone just flurries without meaning then he is easy to down but if he flurries with an objective, then it could be a problem
Wild fighters are the easiest to beat, but if you are a swarmer with solid power/technique and a good chin to go with it, you can be lethal. Two examples are Roberto Duran and Joe Calzaghe. Also Manny Pacquiao to an extent when he was in the lower weight divisions.
That's the thing. I pressure fight and throw alot of punches. Mainly straights if in on the outside and when I'm on the side mainly body shots and stay tight
None of the 3 were (swarmers)Calzaghe used angles with piti patty punches.pacquiao done everything from distance.And Duran was a calculated machine
@@jayx6314 exactly duran also turned the punch throw at him into a glancing blow by turning away and deflecting it
Timing beats speed
@@ashtonowens634 Timing is speed.
Yeah... I guess Henry Armstrong and Manny Pacquiao didn't get the memo.
Manny knew when to throw it wasn’t meaning less
He did when he fought fmj
Such a dumb comment literally naming two guys that just so happened to be some of the greatest boxers of all time
Key word... 'brainlessly'.
Exactly,these fools
How so? Rocky Marciano retired undefeated and from one of his opponents own mouth he NEVER STOPPED PUNCHING
Did you not hear him? Volume punches are easy to hit it’s getting away from their follow up shots that is the problem
Well not everybody is a rocky marciano
You didn’t listen
He retired undefeated because of the mafia 😂😂😂
@@brycelemon5490 did you see any of the fights? He hit like a Mack truck.
lots of punches but this is genuinely childrens speed. What about people who do the same but with incredible speed??
This is just a drill. Once they get comfortable I'm pretty sure they increase the speed.
Timing kills speed
@@taheenmanradge2278 fax bdo
This is for beginners. Ig u r a pro.
why stay in the pocket and risk taking all that damage instead of L stepping/sidestepping/angling out and throwing a counter as you do so? I spar with a guy 80lbs heavier than me who machine guns with straight punches and rushes me and all I do is circle out and as I do, I either do light rapid fire jabs back at him with my close hand and guard my face with my other, or simply slip as I L step and throw a cross counter as I exit on an angle and then keep circling away til he gasses himself out and then I just unload when he's trying to catch his breath. The only time it doesn't work is if I panic, forget the footwork, and 'turn away' or if I don't react quickly enough. I'm new to sparring so that'll just take practice
the point is ur not gonna be able to do whatever u want all the time, you should be able to manage yourself well in different situations
somebody should tell Canelo. Chavez jr thought he got into a fight with an octopus
footwork is the key
tell this to Loma lol
lopez told him
@@Vetshiwalla lmao
@@Vetshiwalla being bigger helps.
@@Vetshiwalla he didn’t punch during that fight that’s why he lost lol
@@Vetshiwalla its helps when your opponent is injured
Not every punch is going to be a hook, there can be jabs, straight rights, upper cuts, over right hands, kicks, elbows, knees, when shot gets real a good volume fighters can hurt you
Exactly... I prefer straights for that matter.
You didn’t listen at all
@@Lethal_Swordsman bruh we like to fight,I’m not gonna argue with you.This is obviously boxing,and the same concept applies for this extra shit this guy said because it only takes one good strike to stop a combo and even the fight,no matter how much you switch it up.Main thing is to not get greedy,but want it more than the other mf still.Listening means not bringing up unnecessary shit that doesn’t relate to the advice someone gives you which shows you don’t understand the point in my language
I use all of that plus takedowns i like to be unpredictable as much as possible
One second it might be a hook
Then next moment I'm shooting for a takedown
this is boxing for starters and slipping is also something to deal with straights, you missed the entire point of the video@@TheScorpion615
Fax,throwing all those punches with no purpose or thought process.There’s a big difference between aggressive and stupid,but outsiders just see it as savage.My aggression will beat your recklessness,my power will beat your speed,my energy management will beat your iron lungs,and my chin will beat your heart,even though I have those exact same things
If you strike volume your guard will open
This is May be true for someone who throws wild punches and predictable hooks and even still if the high volume puncher can move and has a good chin it will be hard to beat him.
One of my sparring partners is like that.
@@DeanAdventure oh ok. What is your approach to handling that
This is dumb, i think he’s trying to explain how to beat a volume puncher but expecting a experienced volume puncher to just be throwing wild predictable and slow hooks is dumb they will be throwing from all angles at high speed waiting for you to try throw that counter and thats when the fast power shot comes
Bro EXACTLY. That’s what I’m saying
Thanks tyler durden
Okay so what about when they're throwing like 3 a secpmd. like someone going mad on the punch-bag but on you?
Yeah..but what if they are moving towards you and throwing straights and hooks…
If you jam the left side for example then you need to be ready for the right for sure.
People in the comment section need to realize there is an exception to every rule he’s talking in general a perfect example would be Amir khan who is a high volume fighter who also gets his ass handed too him cause of the volume punching so for every Pac-Man there is going to be an Amir ohan
Thankyou
@Lxnkzi Amir khan is a shot fighter he hasn’t won a fight in years what are you talking about? He had no defense that’s why he lost to Danny Garcia Terrence Crawford Canelo the list goes on
That's great...take 50 shots to throw one.....ever heard of holding or pivoting away? Guess not.
To be fair wild fighters like that for one, are not going to give you any opening when you pivot, and also, they run out of energy fast which is why you take it and then you have the upper hand
You obviously don’t know anything about fighting
@@Indacut4545 thank you bro💯💜. I see you in the comment section and I agree with you
I need to practice this but idk if my Grandmaster has the shield for my master to wear. We're starting over from scratch. Long story.
Hey man thanks for the tip.
What happens if my opponent knows how to fight?
Then you don't start the fight to begin with if possible, run away, or take the whopping and hope for the best
If you know you have no choice but to fight Don't leave it up to chance throw the first punch and aim for vital area's nuts,solar plexus,liver,shin kick,knee kick and so fourth etc...
Sorry man all do respect, your moved only work because your blocking and striking at twice the speed of that guy throwing hooks LOL... In real life nobody is throwing punches half the speed of your counters let alone only throwing perfectly alternating left right hooks... I understand this is a segue into more advanced tactics but this alone is fubar
It’s all about timing man. Is what he’s saying if you can break their rhythm from a brawler.
this was a drill
That’s a good drill
Nick Diaz, Nate Diaz, Justine gaejthe, Colby Covington
Not easy to beat tho😅😅
Gaethje is a power puncher. Colby is predominantly a wrestler. Diaz bros have just too much Ls but having an iron chin certainly helps them
I guess the motions to make it second nature is good..as far as consistent punches..thats amateurs...
Chaves, Calzaghe, Loma 🙃
I kinda disagree
Yeah...me too.
@@viveksuresh2839 bro me also🤣😭🥊
1:36 haha
😂🤐
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Coming from a guy that never had a pro fight
Has a good amateur career & now has professional fighters himself so he’s pretty certified to talk about what he’s talking about
Stfuuuu
Works for pacqia
i guess you should get out of the line of fire. move side to side while covering. i guess.. and reset. make the other person falls from your traps. well what do i know?. im just guy in the internet.. lol.
Chavez Jr. didn't throw a lot of punches !
True
Paul D'
Well I guess manny paquiao is easy to beat. I also have that ability and usually they run away when I throw flury cause they don’t eaven see me.
fuck yeah
Not in the amateur league
is that why mayweather undefeated
@@peaceandquiet and your record is...
stupido..
Meh.
what a stupid analogy