BOXING FANS DO NOT want to see REAL BOXING! THE FACTS of BOXING VIEWERSHIP.
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- The truth is MALE BOXING fans are rarely interested in learning what ACTUALLY happens at the TOP LEVEL of PRO BOXING. I talk about why that is in this video.
Hey man! You are legit. I am a amateur boxer from Germany, and from experience all that flashy stuff doesnt work. What does work is the basic REAL school of boxing. Technically sound guard stance and balance. Hands up as soon as you are in range etc. Keep it real, all them fans stop being fans the moment they put on some gloves and get clocked once doing some flashy mayweather stuff. Big respect to you. You keep it real and only practical. Love that aproach. Keep what works and throw the rest. Peace.
Anton Stepanov: Hey "Germany"!!!!! NOW, I am "bigtime" lol. Thanks for joining us Bruh. Keep commenting :) Hope you do well in your career/goals.
Most people don't want to hear the simple truths
respect bruh... u talking truth
Encyclopedic truth, thank you Sayf!
even full contact karate does a variation of that block against roundhouse kicks.
Most people want to see a Rocky fight which is why Arturo Gatti is in the Hall of Fame. When I mention Sumbu Kalambay or Pernell Whitaker to young boxing fans today, they cringe when they watch them on video.
Mark Jones: Kalambay? Go to the head of the class :). NO ONE has mentioned him in 30 years lol
I'm a huge fan of Pernell Whitaker, but I didn't know of Kalambay. He is superb, wow. What a criminal oversight that he isn't talked about.
Cross guard, leverage guard, shift step, pivot step. They don’t know
I LOVE this man's preachings. Truth!!
Even some guys who train I see put in way to much stock in what they see in the highlight reel and not the rounds of work the fighter did to open those cool finishes up. Not sure how many times I sparred and people just spam a low percentage move over and over. Granted I did the same when i started but a few blows to the head taught me not too.
Keep speaking the truth brother.Those "critics" can't deal with a Black man being well-versed in something not involving basketball or rap music.Sadly, I've seen boxing progressing to this point from over a decade ago.
Brother teacher, I'm glad that you speaking the truth that the Way You Are, please continue to do so. I was a Youngster in my teens between green and brown belt at the time when brother teacher Kevin Thompson was fighting. And he mentored me at many tournaments, one of the clips that you of him fighting in a tournament I was there competing
Andrew Tracey: Ush!
Speaking the truth. People always want to believe in some magic and hand wave the unglamorous bulk of the work.
Thanks coach, really hoping I can come back to the US soon and visit you and your school. This is sound advice as always. True for high level fighters but also novices. You try rolling a punch without even having the basics down first is a great way to get your had knocked off.
so glad my instructor taught me right.
he called the technique answering the phone. a throwback to the days we had phones with cords attached
That's how i was taught to defend a left hook, by "answering the phone. " im also getting tired of seeing all these people try the shoulder roll, wheres the originality. Forget flashy, ill go with basic anytime. That's why i like spence. I even remember him saying in an interview, that he rather block than move his head.( not saying you should not move your head). Good video
simeon prince: I agree 100%. I only use the PS (I hate to call it that lol) to make people feel comfortable in front of me. My method is actually very basic, stalking and blocking to counter before the hands return home to defend my punches.
Very well said. Great topic. I totally agree with you. Keep up the great work. And thank you for sharing your knowledge!
I'm 16 from the uk and thanks for these words of wisdom.
Haider Ali: hey Ahki, as long as it helps, I will keep posting. IA
@@TheUmmahFightCamp IA akhi
@@TheUmmahFightCamp You are now very popular in Europe!
most boxing fans do not even want to do even a light spar. what they want is to play a team soft sport like basketball then blame their team mates rather than spar another person.
Salaamu alaikum, great video coach; waiting for your critique on bareknucle. Ma salaama.
Osu sir! Greetings from the Bronx! I appreciate the content you put out sir. You remind me of my instructor Derrick Williams. I love you old school gems🙏🏽. Would you say a Bare-Knuckle fighter block a hook the same? @TheUmmahFightCamp
Artie G: Ush, I know Derrick actually. And yes, A bare knuckle fighter would use that cover and does.
iv'e always been taught to defend a left hook as the way you said but i only use the philly shell rarely if someone swings like an idiot out of anger. i find that when someone cant land a punch on your defence they get angry/sloppy and start throwing the windmills which are perfect for the philly shell to counter. i think the reason why floyd was so successful with that defence is because people get angry and that's when we all mess up our fight game. i just don't get how some of these kids wont use there hands to block or use there elbows in a cross defence which many old skool boxers used. i used a cross defence a few times in sparring and my friends were saying its not fair because they cant get to my head but i said go to the body. when they go to the body that's exactly what i want them to do as i can easily go upstairs after catching there low hand usually a weak jab. i also think i know some of the fight channels you are on about as they are just pure crap. i was born in 1990 and was lucky enough to have a dad that trained for years and said the basics are the key over and over again just perfect them.
I’m surprised that anyone would be here looking for just entertainment. I look at this channel as one for knowledge and education.
I say you just stay true to your intentions, and let anyone who are not aligned with simply fall to the side.
Anything else would be a waist of time and energy.
Duane M: I am actually a combative person lol. I philosophize with a hammer.
What is that "certain ethnicity" ? :)
What you say about the block is great. I have a real hard time rolling under. What really works for me is the block or drawback for hooks. Good to know that these are considered good technique
Y Simson: What you mentioned are the best because when you are against very aware and instinctive opponents there is very little room for error.
@@TheUmmahFightCamp thanks brother
As salaam alaykum. Thanks for making these videos.
Asalaamu Alaikum akhee. HAQ akh. If you're trained in am art i.e. boxing you will enjoy seeing real boxing techniques. The average boxing fans slightly annoy me when after they watch a fight they critique these fighters like they know better.
Barak-Allahu Feekum akh.
akh akh akh
Most boxing fans don’t know anything about real boxing. Majority just watch highlights on Instagram, that’s why these fools thought mcgreggor would beat mayweather under boxing rules lol
Thats not how Big George Foreman would block a left hook he would simply use his arms to pary or he would pin a opposing boxers arm.
Leo The Great: Stop being so desperate to find fault with what I said! You look like a biased idiot. I said the most used, popular, general.....and George at times DID block a left hook like that. EVERY fighter has at some point and most do almost all the time.
@@TheUmmahFightCamp I like your videos your a very intelligent man. Maybe I am a idiot
@@DanielWard79 : On the other hand, if you like my videos and know how bright I am, you may not be an idiot after all. For the first time in 8 years, I am thinking I went too far in my reply. My apologies, but Big George did use that method also.
yup. you flowing straight from the survival scroll
Agreed. As soon as you mentioned the left hook defense, I knew what you were going to do.
I’m am a little bothered by the fact that you seem to let fanboys of certain things bother you. If they want to be entertained, let them go where they find entertainment.
It reminds me of BJJ. People are so mystified by all elaborate holds and submissions, they don’t even realize that some won’t work with an opponent that who vigorously resists.
Wayne Thompson: To be honest, the "fan boys" do not "Bother" me per se. I am just passionate about boxing and the cult of personality (of which, I suppose even I benefit from at times lol). No amount of delusion will take away from the joy of spending time with a "great buddy" of mine-my grandson who is now 4 1/2 months :)
I always enjoy the content of your channel and your thoughts on techniques and the mental aspects of combat. When I had the time to train, I didn’t have a trainer. When I had training available, I either didn’t have or didn’t make the time...for boxing that is. I trained in Judo many years ago and I’ve had some Issynrhyu instruction.
We’re about the same age and I’ve been studying boxing since I can remember. When I found the time and the place to start training, I was already old enough to have grandchildren. For the better part of the last 12 years, I have spent 2-3 hours either at the gym, reading, or watching film about boxing.
Thanks for what you do.
A good boxer will feint to see how you block/react to any punch, a good example of the block you describe being punished because of continuous use,is Carl Froch v Groves two knockout
d giutar38: The same could be said for ALL ways of defending! Much better fighters than Froch and Groves use and have used the cover I mentioned. Also, when people feint at me, I punch them in the head lol. I do not flinch much as footage shows.
@@TheUmmahFightCamp Agreed, but much better fighters continually move off the centre line which creates a defense/offense, Lomachenko being the master of this
@@dguitar3831 : SMH! There is always one lol. Listen man, I am not going back and forth with you just because you need to prove me wrong. You said "much better fighters..." cut the bull shit! Sugar ray Robinson! Marvin Hagler! Salvador Sanchez! Roberto Duran! Floyd Mayweather jr! Pernel Whitaker! Sugar Ray Leonard! Evander Holyfield! Joe Louis! And on and on! The GOATs! There is NO one better! The cover is the most used, by the very best and no one cares about feinting to time anything. That can be done for anything if you react to it. Next, all that "moving off center" LOL. It is not that complex! Move in and punch the man. Simple. I have been boxing for 48 years! 48 years and it is not that complex. Lastly, Loma also uses the cover when he goes for the KO. If you want to learn, stay, if you are just trying to prove me wrong, you are fighting a losing battle. Too much experience. Maybe another channel will have less.
@@TheUmmahFightCamp Wtf are you on about?! Every time I challenge your opinion you turn passive aggressive? You know nothing about my background. And the fact you dismiss feinting and moving off the line tells me you've learnt fuck all in those 48 years! I mean seriously you'd get owned by any boxer who knows this
Yo was Ali in the background noise i thought i heard Ali
Thanks for another video!
I tried peek-a-boo LOL
Dude has anyone ever told you that you repeat yourself too much? "If you look at a left hook.....pay attention......now pay attention..... PAY ATTENTION.....If you look at a left hook......If you LOOK at a left hook"
Do you think we are too slow to get you the first time?
Haglar blocked hooks like this so did Duran Joe Louis etc
Very wise words.
Sounds like an adrenaline addiction. They care too much about flash and drama. Shame too many people would rather watch a highlight of a fight, rather than the full fight.
How should the left hook be defended whithout gloves?
Cover your ear with your hand
@@EYEZAYZEL But, withouth gloves, won't the impact get through? Or my hand get hurt (specially if the opponent has big rings), wont that hurted hand be a problem later?
@@shinwook5145 no such thing as a painless method. This will keep you safe though
@@EYEZAYZEL Yes, but will I be able to grab with that? If the impact goes trough, wont I be knocked out just the same?
@@shinwook5145 not if you keep a strong gaurd
I think it also has largely to do with how used to convenience and instant gratification the majority of the people in our country are today. Most don't seem to have functioning attention spans anymore.
Edit: The White people you're describing suffer from Racial Insecurity. People who are the most critical are most frequently projecting as you certainly know.
I believe that the majority of hostile White "fight fans" who only show support for white fighters and trainers, or who tear down black fighters and trainers, deep down don't think that white people can really do it.
I don't think they believe that white athletes can compete on a level playing field, and so they hold "their" fighters and athletes to lower standards.
They don't see that in doing so they are slapping themselves in the face.
They seriously undervalue the power of the will to adapt and win under adversity. They avoid adversity, and you always hear them use absolute statements like 'you and I aren't so and so' that betrays their limited black and white thinking.
This group of whites aren't the type to think, I want or need to be better, so I can or will no matter what or how long, or how difficult.
And so they as a people become a reflection of the limitations they place on themselves and project onto others.
Answering the phone!!!
Watch fights. Look at mayweather,pacman ,etc. You learn the sports. And its fun two. How may set up the jabs before attacking
laurence robert tampus halpin: If what fighters ACTUALLY did was important to the average viewer, I would have more subscribers lol. That is the thing most people miss, evidence does not matter to people who want something else in mind. They DO watch fights.
@@TheUmmahFightCamp it will😉
Because it looks good. People like flash. Basics aren't sexy or fun but basics win fights. I think slipping and weaving punches would be better on the street than in the ring and here's why.
1. On the street you aren't likely going tobbe fighting someone who can throw good punches and so it will be easier to slip or duck and than fire back while staying in the pocket as where if you are sparring you are dealing with someone who knows how to box and will be faster. On the street you are dealing with people who have little or no training so slip and roll will work.
2. On the street there are no gloves so covering is not as easy and being hit with knuckles still hurts. If you roll under you don't have to absorb the blow at all with knuckles.
3. On the street you are likely going to deal with someone bigger and heavier than yourself because bullies and assholes don't usually start shit with people bigger and stronger than they are thats what makes them bullies. Fighting someone 50 or 60 pounds heavier than yourself blocking can still hurt so make them miss if you can but still keep those hands up!
Those are my thoughts on rolling and ducking vs blocking.
Lol people want to see exotic "techniques" that don't work because they have short attention spans. Because to them it's "boring" to know the basics.
get grazed in the dome defending hooks like that, don't try it when the gas tank is half empty!
Qew Production: That video, resulted in my wife demanding I wear head gear lol.
@@TheUmmahFightCamp Ha haaa...lol
why do most of the top presenting jobs in boxing go to white men who have never boxed?
FloatingMan: In all fairness, some like Max Kellerman (He has jumped on the "flava of the month" bandwagon lately also though) are knowledgeable and fair. Most like Lampley and Merchant are not.
Boxing should reward aggression. I prefer Loma and Pacquiao to Floyd.
Floyd rides a bicycle like it's the tour de France. Lance Armstrong had one ball; Floyd has none. I prefer a man with a loss who challenges himself to one who dodges challengers in order to preserve his "record".
We need more Hagler, Frazier, Hearns, De La Hoya and Garcia.