MY FIRST AMATEUR BOXING FIGHT (141 lbs)
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- Опубліковано 21 тра 2021
- 0-0 fighter vs 1-1 fighter
Although I didn’t get the win, I learned a lot from this fight and now know exactly how I have to fight in order to win. There is only winning and learning in combat sports, and sometimes it’s better to learn early on rather than later. Comment down below what you wanna see next! - Спорт
Dude in the white had great body shots dude with the red helmet had really good footwork for being the taller lengthy dude. Much respect gentlemen
I appreciate the feedback a lot, will definitely help me in the future
Well done bro it takes humbleness and courage to show the realistic side of amature fighting!
I'm not trying to detract from this fight; I've been trying to gauge difference in skill levels of boxers. It's kinda crazy seeing newer amateurs compared to seasoned pros. I know someone with a couple amateur fights is better than me, but then you see the dudes on tv and it kinda humbles you
I wouldn't say it humbles you, cause most new amateurs know that we aren't at our full potential yet, but watching the pros on tv gives us the extra motivation to work harder and gain more confidence in our abilities, at least in my opinion.
@@jonahgrundy412 couldn't had said it better, facts bro
Yea its called being a beginner. Yea there seems to be a difference between freshman football and 4th year college seniors. 🤔
@@cloroc Except...not really. Tell me why a freshman baller can be higher ranked and get scholarship offers over his more senior teammates...🤔Explain to me why someone with 0 experience can be seen as a natural athlete in certain sports? Oh yeah, because some people are simply BETTER and ALWAYS will be. My comment wasn't meant to be negative, it's just a harsh reality. I can wannabe Floyd or Tyson or RJJ all day, but there's an extremely high chance that I can never even come close to matching such world level dominance. My comment was simply pointing out how demotivating that knowledge can be.
@@myrusEW Genetics or "raw talent" are what the lazy use to describe the discrepancy between their work ethic and a world champions. Dedication is the problem. If you are trying to do anything professionally you should be putting 6-8 hours of training in per day, 6 days a week. If you're not, don't compare yourself to those that do, because it's your heart that's the problem not your "talent."
Congrats man, you had some really good upper body / head movement and your strikes were clean.
Thank you, this is definitely me at my worst, but I appreciate that you can see the potential🙏
congratz dude! i remember i was so happy after my first fight :D
It looks good man. I'm sure you're even better a year later.
Good work, you were able to take the shots, much respect bro ❤
#legend #Wow #verygood
Mate you are a legend
very good work from both 👑💪🏽🙏🏽
Just came across your channel ! I read your bio and I had to subscribe. I hope you achieve what you want in boxing. I've been in the sport for a few years now and I can honestly say its been amazing so far. I too hope to inspire others to try to improve everyday. All the best going foward!👊
I appreciate this a lot and I wish the same for you. Imma check out ur channel and see what you make, and lets keep inspiring others together man🙏
Good work good work both of these boys
Mann that uppercut was there the whole fight, dude kept ducking
Ik dude, I was so annoyed looking back after to see how many times I could've landed it, but I learned to work on my uppercuts after this.
That always looks easier than it is
Awesome fight
This is not bad for your first fight at all. You seemed well controlled. I wish you all the best
I feel I did really bad since I am my harshest critic, but I appreciate the support regardless. Wish you the same
You did better than I did in my first amateur bout. I was winning the fight but ran out of gas in the third, People don't realize how exhausting those three rounds can be! Kudos for hanging in there like a champ!
from your condition at the time of that fight: work on your stamina.
get "the oxygen advantage" by Patrick McKeown
It will bring your game to a completely different level
white headgear is very skilled for an amatuer . red headgear tough and aggressive and a tad bit of patience and calculations and that would be much more effective
Thank you, ur absolutely right tbh. I appreciate the feedback🙏
@@jonahgrundy412 no doubt man. Be safe
Im a lil late to the show but good stuff hope you been fighting still
Short king was bobbing and weaving very well, only problem is that he should have thrown some hooks to the head. Good fight!
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Lets go!!!
How long have you been boxing?
great leteral movement
“there we go”
How did you find fights?
Is it like your gym you went to had spots for amateur fights or did you hire a personal Trainer?
My coach hosts his own amateur events
@@jonahgrundy412 nice , so PT?
One big thing is you want your coach to be affiliated with the USA Boxing. They'll know where to take you
@@juanmedina9792 oh gotcha
So basically they are part of that then they know where to take you
@@manuelbaut1044 yeah
What oz gloves did you wear
I want to just tell you that I didn't mean to detract from you, but I'm not you. I'm an outside perspective, not against or for you. I was just making an observation. It was more of a statement about how HARD it takes to get to that level. I wasn't talking about you or your opponent specifically being humble. Just the idea of trying your hardest and seeing how much more you have to push yourself. I have no sanctioned bouts but I've been in smokers and cross gym "sparring"(5'11 200) so I know the work you have to put in to get into that ring. I respect that, and if you want to be a champion, I respect that. You know it won't be easy, either. That's being humble. That's all. Sorry for whoever I offended.
You're all good bro, I didn't take any offense to it. I welcome constructive criticism, I was just explaining my opinion on what you said, I don't agree nor disagree with what you said though. At the end of the day, people are gonna doubt me or anybody else that is doing something out of the norm and isn't immediately successful at it, so I am more than ready to take all the criticism until I prove myself. No need to apologize bro, no hard feelings, and wish you nothing but the best.
How old were the fighters in this vid
how much time was you training on your first fight?
About 6-7 months, but I trained with an meniscus injury for the first 3
What are their heights and age?
How tall are you?
Why did the ref pull both of their arms up at the end?
How long have you been training mate?
At the time of this vid, just over 3 years, now about 4 and a half
That's a good gym then ,:D
How long have you been training before this fight?
With this coach, about 7-8 months
Throught it took years not just few months. One told me takes like 8 years for this
How tall are you
Hey bro how tall are you?
5’11
One day
U from canada ? I hear a coach yelling in the background who I think actually trained me a few years ago
Naw I'm from Florida
@@jonahgrundy412 true true nvm then . Keep grinding tho bruh I see u making progress 💯
Hey bro how are you coming along in your boxing?
Imma post new sparring footage next week, lmk what you think
@@jonahgrundy412 okay cool
hey bro how old are you in this bout?
I was 18, my parents didn’t want me competing so I had to wait till I was old enough to get my book
oh that’s what’s up. do you know if there are older guys still competing in amateur tourneys? i’m 22 and planning on competing but i feel like i may be too old
beasttitan yeah most of the guys at our gym are 22-25 that are competing, age just a number bro, u put in the work, you’ll get where u wanna be
yessir appreciate the words ✊🏽 best of luck brother
@@jonahgrundy412 great advice champ! Good work man n keep putting that time in. It’s gonna pay off ‼️🙏
i dont box but dude in the white looks like he can dodge good
It was okay, if I worked on my uppercuts more, it wouldn't have been that good tbh
@@jonahgrundy412 js i cant dodge like dat
@@alexprefired2769 get some months in and you’ll be fairly decent yourself
Dude in white leans a lot his head forehead, experienced boxers like me would notice this very fast and will knock him out with uppercuts timed
Yeah i definitely should've thrown at least a few uppercuts, thanks for the input.
"experienced boxers like me would notice this very fast and knock him out" 🤓🤓🤓🤓
@@digitalisation hey we never know, maybe he mike tyson 🤷♂😂can't underestimate nobody
@@jonahgrundy412 can't overestimate either. He's a scumbag
@@jonahgrundy412 For real! I saw one british boxer leave a comment a few years back claiming people say he has a smiliar style to Loma... looked him up and turned out he was pretty good pro!
This coach is kind of annoying, lol. He keeps yelling "move your head" while he is in fact moving his head. Like wtf?
This ain't a video game. You could make him move his head right into a shot, smh.
Yeah he definitely was yelling a lot to the point I had to tune it out😂 he don't yell as much now, my defensive IQ is a lot higher so he lets me do what I need to do now. But I appreciate the comment fr😂
@@jonahgrundy412 Awesome. That's good to know!
you.. red? white?
What height bro
5'10-5'11
*there you go there you go there you go there you go...* lol
yeah he said that A LOT😂