His Punches Are INSANE 💪😳
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- Don't be deceived by his look, but his athlete posses lightning fast punches.
He might not posses a professional boxer body but that didn't stop him from training himself to become one
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You can tell he’s so classy and respectful with his sparring.
Anyone that spars with Wanderlei will eventually loose his cool.
Thank God for that lol. I think he'd almost instantly run out of sparring partners if not. I could imagine after sparring one person. All of a sudden everyone else in the gym suddenly injuring themselves lol
A classy fellow isn't he...🧐...🙄
@@LordMullins
You'd be surprised how many guys ask to spar with Yuriy
@@boxingfanazM.O.B must be allot of bad ass mofo's out there lol 😉
Notice how nice he is in training. Super caring and just solid practice.
Much better to spar with someone who doesnt put their ego behind it.
@@2jzplusboost absolutely.
Boxing is NOT for SOFT PUNKS who are ok with being that way ! it’s a COMBAT SPORT! The WEAK MENTALITY of some of you “MEN” is what’s wrong with men today! Way too feminine! A bunch of males who want to be ruled by and worship females!
how are these punches insane? there is no measurements and no comparsion fighters who hit that same bag too.. 🤷🏽♂️ this video is just dull
@@itsyou5436 post a video man. Would love to see it
It's beautiful to watch hes a real pro, notice his shoulders dont move at all on the punch its pure energy flowing from his legs into his hips and all that torque just turns his arms into a whip for the power hes generating, i could watch this dude for hours
Who?
I totally agree I seen the same thing and it's a beautiful thing
Are you blind?
His shoulders don’t move? What?
Bro tried to sound smart 😂
These are some of the cleanest/crisp punches I've ever seen. They look better than many of the Pros we see. Wow, nice.
LOL, u need to look at more pro punches, bc a pro would light this dude up, in the ring and on pads
If anything the power of his punches is impressive. But if you compare his punching to a pro, the pro is literally light speed fast, and this is not,
@willthomas7666 I have been watching pro boxers for decades. This guy's punches are nice. Now, I don't know about his footwork, or if he can fight going backwards, his head movement etc... which are some of the other skills needed in a real fight, but his punches are beautiful. I give credit where credit is due.
His kinetic linking is flawless! So much power , no wasted movement.
It really is. You can see the entire chain working together. Slick stuff.
Yes, indeed.
Dude stfu trying t be smart.
How do you do that
@@jmgonzales7701you have to be relaxed and then as you punch, your muscles tense in the right/most efficient sequence as energy transfers from pushing off the ground the ground through your legs, hips and arms. They all have to work together without wasted movement and without tensing up out of sequence. If you study certain animal strikes… like big cats, they do the same thing naturally.
If u never boxed before you don’t know how heavy that bag is. For him to hit it bare knuckles with no wrap or wrist support and have the bag flying like that is impressive.
THE FASTEST PUNCH IN THE WORLD ua-cam.com/video/5Pn0otVV6Uk/v-deo.html
So true. The first days I punched one after literally a few couple of punches my arms just wanted to drop.
Its a hollowed out bag with cloth filling a sandbag or a sawdust bag would not have moved like that.
Super strong wrists. I sprained my wrists training once without wraps.
20lbs bag
He's got perfect technique . It's not all about how big and strong you are. The way he rotates his hips and pivots is for generating maximum swing power
Slim people can be very strong
@@jamessullivan6047It's also when they most efficient. Heavy muscled guys slow down a significant bit
Then I’m sure you saw how he brought that power up from the tip of those toes.. I’m impressed either way.. and I’m a life-long fight fan and it sounds you are too.. 👊🏼 lol sure could knock me out
Do you not see how wide he swings?? No thats not perfect technique at all.
@xNAJAFx lol u are joking right.
He has great hip and heel rotation in every punch that's why they're powerful.
and hes good at relaxing his muscles to get that good kenetic linking from his hips.
Well the Kazakh boxing school is legendary and shaped the whole style for the USSR.
How do you know he has power? You think that bag was over 100lbs? I do not.
@@Theo-dj7vs because of the way the thud sounds. He clearly has power.
@@Economy872 he is a ryan garcia a little bit slower
Jeez man one shot clean from this dude will put someone lights out quick. His crafted technique delivers insane power
That’s a true martial artist who understands what martial arts and combat sports are all about.
with speed alone this dude has reached a higher level. everyone always says “i’d love to see him in (random scenario.)” but i love seeing people practice so much, for so long that every part of the technique looks like it’s from a textbook.
Based on the intensity of his punches and skill discipline I can see some idiot (bully) underestimating him and getting dropped within 30 secs, only after him trying to avoid the fight initially.
@@brawlnation5194 you couldn’t be more right dude. it would be about 28 seconds of a foot/headwork clinic, and then a wicked double right hook. one in the body, one on the chin for the KO. that’s my guess.
@@nickpatterson679 🤣🤣🤣 ooooh body shot to the liver, maaan like RJ did Virgil...we already got the fight played out. bout to go hit the bag, I'm inspired. Peace 2 U
@@brawlnation5194 The liver is on the opponent's right-hand side, meaning that you have to left hook the body to hit the liver. The spleen is on the other side.
@@derekathomson thanks doc, I don't remember asking though...typical 85er, go figure
You can literally see the transfer of energy at the point of impact. It’s massive and concentrated.
It's just a soft bag
Its a shopping bag
Correct.
I think it's the opposite, concentration in this case is letting go of toughts and reacting to sense of touch like washing dishes with closed eyes
Okay Rolon Donaire, thank you
I can only imagine the hours and amount of practice and training he did to get to that level. You don’t get to where he’s at without hard work, dedication, and a little talent.
Damm his power is insane, I would not want to be on his bad side. His dangerous and nice at the same time 👀🤔 I can hear the sound of the heavy bag and every shot he takes it feels like the sand it’s about to come out of there, this man is truly powerful and relentless. 💪🏾
Much respect, I have modeled some of my training around his style. Nothing but respect
years of knuckle and wrist conditioning. respect.
My wrist bent just watching this
For sure! When I first started working a heavy bag my knuckles would be like hamburger meat until you build up calluses.
@@rck228 wtf you.on about hamburger meat ?
Yea. For sure.
@@bored742 his skin in the knuckes got fucked up, It happend to me once
I've worked out on traditional heavy bags ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxp9-sf95nqfjey-uyzxUzQ7m9MXRPK1BE a spherical stuffed "wrecking ball" bag, and now this thing. What I like about it is that it has the heft to stay largely in place so I'm not chasing it around. It's tall enough to allow for headshots and body shots, but it's short enough to give an uppercut somewhere to land. I'm very happy so far. Filling it was a bit of a cluster. For top-offs, I've learned that you can screw the supplied nozzle onto any basic plastic water bottle. I can't speak to durability as I've only had it a week.
When I first boxed as an amateur back in the 60s my coach taught me to make sure that my fists were tight but my arms were loose. Just like rocks on the end of a piece of string. That’s what I see in this guy. His power comes from his relaxation. Like throwing a stone or bowling a cricket ball, a golf swing, etc. Reminds me a little of the way Tommy Hearns would punch.
just like the saying in baseball "let the bat do the work" or golf "let the club do the work"...
I would say his right and left to the body are almost identical to Hearns delivery. That whipping motion.
I was just about to to say Tommy Hearns like power then read yours. Bang on
@@Davesboxingchat absolutely
My coach taught me. Keep everything loose including hands and wrists.
The result harder faster punches. Less hand and wrist damage.
I want to see his jab and cross. His hook is absolutely lethal. Incredible transfer of force to make it look that effortless. His shoulders so relaxed that he’s never fighting his own kinetic energy
He has no jab or cross.
Those punches are so intense and he is so smooth, nothing is wasted. Being on the receiving end of even one of those well placed would be an instant eject button, game over.
You aint lying
Alex Pereira
he truly understands fluid motion. Power never comes from just the hands or the arms. It traverses the whole body, from the pivot and twist in the feet through the hips to the shoulders down to the hands. The dude is a beast.
THE FASTEST PUNCH IN THE WORLD ua-cam.com/video/5Pn0otVV6Uk/v-deo.html
He also has that Fedor vibe going IMO. Doesn't look very intimidating or impressive, but there's zero wasted movement, a whole lot of power, and the ability to display that power from any angle. Like, even if his hands aren't in an ideal position when launching a punch, his body mechanics and power means it's still going hurt.
That's a rare skill, and one I really enjoy seeing.
Power comes from the ground.
@@ShemaYisrael1948 The ground really 🤦♂️ You mean legs and hips son.
@@Probabilityislife no I don’t. I mean the actual ground. All motion originated from the anchor. The ground. Here on earth anyway… in space you’d be correct.
The guy u chirp off to in tescos and he pings u all around the carpark 😂😂
Damn he hits hard
Hahahahah
Yeah 100% most will think they could bang him den he sleeps you in infront of everyone 😂😂
@@craveztv4457 and waits for you to wake up to ask what you learnt 😂
The way bro pulls his punches in sparring. Full control
He does everything right. The pivot, the pointing of the toe to even his arm and fist placement.
Practice doesn't make perfect, Perfect practice makes perfect.
Who?
@@ShredCo what are you a fuggin owl? the guy in the video
Looks like bill burr
Put some glasses on him and hey presto.......its Clarence boddiker from robocop
Nah
He looks like a mix between Bill Burr and Vlad Slick Bartender
@@bigmatt1994 naaaaahh it's true as well 😂😂
@Charlie Shaw-Pentek just gimme my fuckin phone call..........
Never underestimate anyone, he seems like a normal, average guy but he's actually a punching machine, amazing!!!!!👍👍👍👍
Yeah and give you staright HANDS!!!!!
Lol ok
He's nobody.
this old white incel dude in the video would still get whooped in a real fight..
One bullet to the head & you are down . Like you said don’t under estimate anybody & just because you can box doesn’t mean you will survive in the street so yeah , don’t under estimate the guy in the street packing a gun .
Dude looks like his name should be Larry, an accountant who spends his weekends fishing and reading. Love it.
As a guy that’s been boxing for a couple of years, it’s so satisfying to watch this gentleman work out, his technique is flawless and he’s so classy.
Best example of never judge someone by their looks I’ve come across.
Great structure, great muscles strength in the right places and hand conditioning so he can chanell the force, build it up and also not get injured and best of all, he mentally commits to each punch. Much respect. He also seems like a decent guy. No big ego. This is what we need and who makes a good coach. I was put off going to boxing gyms and dojos as a kid due to big egos and hurting students. They can be great places to train, make friends and help young lads grow up when they have the right atmosphere.
You’re just soft
@@Emilianoo8 You are softer.
Very well said 🙏👊
I can't lie I have a same thing And also am a black guy so what difference does it make.
He's not a muscle man. But a boxer is a boxer. Muscle no use, like Ruiz a boxer, nate diaz and roy nelson an mma but their punches are powerful.
Honestly his Jab speed is what really impressed me the most
What speed ...omg stop
@@Theo-dj7vs how fast do you think his punches are?
Thanks for being honest this one time. You can go back to lying.
Honesty?
@Theo this jealous f#ol going through everyone's comments trying to bring this man down to your level . You probably live in your mom's basement and have achieved nothing in life
Holy!! That bag weighs a shtload, no wraps, bare knuckle! The power in them hooks is phenomenal, I’ve never seen someone that build hit so hard, he can train me anyday!
the fact that he has that power on both hands is crazy aswell... insane
I'm not a boxer, I never punched a bag... But from what I've learned in UA-cam, it doesn't matter his spaghetti arms... His movements are flawless. He accompanies the blow with his hip. His ankle comes off the ground but his toes are still on it. And the best thing that I saw and not everyone has, humility and respect for his sparring.
Well said. The power comes from the body weight that follows the arms that follow the fists and it all comes down to end of arm reach and body/hips twist. Hit something at near full extension of arm and body and you will either knock it out or make it think twice about imposing itself within your personal space.
@Tiger Black If he's loading up on the heavy bag sure. It's bad practice if you're going to box competitively because you develop bad habits in training that almost always carry over to an actual boxing match. People are still going to do that sometimes, like with the machine that measures your punching power. That kind od thing is understandable though. When he's sparring he doesn't load up and/or telegraph like that. Even when he's training he doesn't load up the same way, although he does load up a little bit.
I highly doubt you would see him do that if he was actually boxing someone. I don't think it matters anyway, man isn't trying to become a boxing champion.
@@tigerblack3264 Well spotted and well said. Always speak the truth and your truths regardless of the possible outcome!
@@shannonjaensch3705 no you dont want your arm at full extension when throwing a punch at all. Stop giving advice on things that you have literally no idea about.
@@stevenleblanc8146 exactly this and a lot of people dont understand that boxing is just routine. You drill these things so much that when it comes down to fighting you just do it without thinking. Its why bad habits can ruin you.
Ive never seen a punch look so effortless. They look like they should be putting out about 1/3 of the power they do. Also the speed in the counter punches is insane. Seems like a great person too. If he was in my city id start boxing just so he could train me. Amazing
They guy is well taught. Basically using body as a whip.
That’s because he is punching correctly. Takes thousands of the same correctly performed punch to perfect it.
The bag is filled with water not sand. Anyone can make a water bag swing like that when hit
@@kjenriquez16 ur just weak man
@@TheRealDyscyples the dude is also throwing his hooks too wide. Its not good at all. Maybe good for someone trying to stay in shape, but not pro level.
Watch those heels come up every time. Applies torque into his entire body in the direction of the strike. His execution is flawless
So I used to box and I still do some boxing training the two things that this man has going for him is his understanding of the kinetic chain and the relaxation in his body
You know this guy is class. When he is sparring he places some amazing punches but the lad doesn't even flinch back. Even the upper cuts, he almoat finds his way through the elbows and just kisses the nose. That is absolute contol. He could teach a master class in precision and control.
Have got to learn to punch like that!!! Explosive! Shows you that size absolutely does not matter to throwing an absolute knockout hit!! 💪👏
His pivoting is almost flawless at transferring the kinetic energy from feet to legs to hips to back to shoulders to arms to hands. Stepped through it frame by frame and this guy is a machine with virtually no kinetic energy wasted all the way up , very impressive.
There is no real power behind those shots though.. He has snap and speed but there really isn't that much pressure.. Picture rolling up a newspaper and slapping the bag really hard with it to get the similar effect.. Now think of a guy like George Foreman who had very little snap on his punch but serious weight and power behind it..
That heavy bag is also soft and light its not nearly as heavy as it looks
@@QueensNativeNYC This is the whipping power of Hearns or Wilder, rather than the heavy handed power of Foreman or Beterbiev.
The power comes from the ground up. His timing is perfect.
That's a lot of work he's put in!Very efficient, very accurate, insane power especially for his size!
But the best thing for me is his attitude in training, very humble, respectful and caring while capable of great damage!
That's a lot of work he's Putin...🎉
I'm sorry for that one bro'
He’s good at shifting his weight and putting his body behind the punch as well as the timing of impact being at the end of the punch
Aka throwing a punch
How does one attain such a status
@@endofdayzfitnessu.k2126 The first thing would be a good trainer who understands all the mechanics behind it. Unlike that bozo who commented before you, not everybody throws a punch this way. You’ll be able to tell the difference in your wrist from the force of impact when there’s a lot of weight behind your punch.
Thats like ALL that matters
@@sinclairj7492 not everybody can throw a punch correctly is what u mean this guy clearly can..
Dude's got gunpowder behind those punches.
He has some serious leverage behind those punches
I remember Ross Enemait talking about a fighter who was tall, and skinny, and couldn't even do 10 pushups, but had great punching power. This reminds me of that.
Its to do with hand size and wrist size most probably
@@curlyefrain9879 not really. It's about a person being incredibly efficient in the way they drive from the bottoms of their feet all the way to their knuckles.
@@RickySpanish12344 it surely does, but on equal skill level, hand and wrist size definitly count.Its like being hit by hammers of different sizes and the bigger one hurts more.Manny pacquaio, renowed the best pound for pound fighter, has 8 inch wrists, just like mike tyson or lennox lewis
@@curlyefrain9879 You know I didn't know that about him. His stats claim that, but looking at pictures.... I'm skeptical. His wrists don't look that big to me.
@@curlyefrain9879 weren't Mike Tyson's hands pretty small? Especially for a heavyweight? Your hammer analogy certainly makes sense but if I was to choose, I think I'd much prefer getting tapped with a big hammer, than absolutely smashed with a small hammer
This is a great example of how proper technique can make all the difference. He's rail thin, but there is no wasted energy. I've seen muscle bound freaks who couldn't hit anywhere near as effectively as this guy.
you already know how to learn. now go & do it
he’s just squaring up and loading up his hips up and whipping it. The last bit when throwing his straight right is more impressive to me
That counter punch is so fast, it almost lands with the initial punch!
He moves like a praying mantis. Awesome
The mind body connection and core control are 10/10. He doesn't even wind up and he punches like a whip. Damn
He winds up like a jack in the box
I see flaws, though. Hits pretty hard just the same. Watch his right hand drop when he throws the left. = common mistake that half the boxers still make
Also drops his left hand when throwing a straight right on the pads but he’s definitely THAT guy
it's all in the hips
He brings so much snap into his punches.
Hitting heavy back with bareknuckle with such power is no joke, without talking about how hard he hits, most people don't realize how back your hands will hurt
Man he's an excellent boxer, especially the way he spars with someone who has lesser experience
He was a pro boxer turned coach. I guarantee without a doubt, he is a better boxer than 99.999% of the people walking around and he’s certainly, at a minimum, 10X better than you.
Who hurt you bro?
@@rminitials What did he say?
@@bakihanma6086 the end of his comment made it sound like he was offended lol
Had to be a hater.....I was literally just looking for the......hater
His flow is smooth , gives old master vibes
Exactly this is what an old master should be
Love watching skilled boxers show off their craft!!
Pulls his punches. A lot of control. Great technique
Man this guy mastered the art of throwing from the hips that power is nutssss for someone of his body type
I’m a newbie.
So this wouldn’t be helpful for other body types? If not, why?
reminds me of george forman hitting the bag back in the day.. big george would just work on repetition and developing power off that repetition till it caved in the bag.. george also had those heavy hands which hit like a sledgehammer
His short-range left was even hitting insanely well. Ouch!
His punches remind me of a forehand in Tennis. Transferring power - from your legs through your core to your arm and finally your hand
This guys ability to hit heavy bag (even if its light) with full force is awesome, but whats really impressive about these clips is his knuckle and wrist conditioning and control is crazy. His torque is also great. Respect!
He was at about 50% force there, and they are knockout hooks lol
@@TheRyuken1994 nah they ain't
He told Me on Instagram that in America pounds it is only 66 pounds. I don't know how or why it would be that light while that wide and large. But it is what he said.
@TheRyuken1994 You can't just insert 100% force bare knuckle without breaking your hands lol.
@johncena12366 sure you can.
I have done so on brick walls.
Let alone on bags.
His kinetic energy transfer is awesome, flawless use of body mechanics!!
I love the way he shakes his hand before he throws it, super unavoidable for sure.
He’s got the relax technique
Incredible! I was always in awe of the power of his countryman, GGG, but this guy not only possesses power, he has speed, timing and accuracy...
And has age on his side, amazing
You are stupid if you think GGG did not have all those attributes.
I just pissed a little blood watching those body shots
Silly you.
Dude never judge a book by his cover...those young kids knew what they were seeing...his power is flipping crazy.
Respect - his flow, power and balance are amazing.
I'm not gunna lie he would knock me clean out! see who else admits that haha
It would definitely get my attention with at least a little stun
Oh yeah without a doubt
Just insane the power he can aply 😂
I'd matrix his arm into an arm bar. Flawless dreaming.
Seriously, though, his hips are on point. Which is what creates his speed n power.
Man throws that spear jab with some real pop! Good form.
He's amazing, while very telegraphed there's not any motion being neglected. Hitting the bag with every pound of his body that's possible
His talent is pure. I think his secret is a good training added to a naturally peculiar body constitution. The two put together allowed him to reach this level of purity. His execution is very impressive but also very beautiful. There is a poetry when this man starts to throw punches because each strikes express the high quality of his constitution. Respect man.
WOW THIS DUDE HAS SOME SERIOUS PUNCHING POWER DAMM!!!
How do you know?
@@Theo-dj7vs how much punching psi do you think he has?
speed and power is not the same
@Joske Vermeulen nope, again. If you have power, you are slower. More muscles makes you to a powerhouse but to a slow powerhouse.
Speed comes from training, maybe even without weights, small muscles give you best speed, but with training more speed can be gained.
@@krisg822 speed + strength= power
This man was just born with the gift of fighting. His form, centre of balance, footwork, every single detail is onpar with his mind. Reminds me of some of the legendary boxers from Cuba through the 60s,70s etc in particular Teófilo Stevenson, the kinetic movements and the natural art of fighting at its finest.
Yes, all the traits you listed is something you're born with. Not years and years of blood sweat and tears perfecting a technique in a boxing gym. It was all given to him for free.
@@konnykontant that’s not what I meant numnuts, he obviously trained to get to where he is but clearly he’s gifted.
@@xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx Yeah, but it's what you wrote and what you meant is a whole different thing. That's why I clowned you because you came off as ignorant. You're in no position to call anybody anything here, dick breath.
@@konnykontant if that’s ignorant then idk what to tell you other then maybe move out of mommies basement dumb kid
Como hace para pegar asi sin anunciar el golpe?
Yes!! Finally someone who understands how the body works to achieve power 💥
Some people just hit differently. He's one of those guys.
A true master of mind to muscle coordination, what every fighter aspires to achieve. 💯💯
Who?
Very rare to see your boxing coach in shape like this man. Legend
The fat boxing coaches go hard 😂
@@noicemate9111 hell yeah for 1 rd lmao sometimes the coach gets tired holding pads I'm like bruh what we doing here.
@@egseven lmao damn, so some gyms are like in the movies then huh? Got some crazy former pros in there smoking cigarettes? I just imagine the back alley gym Rocky went to at one point
@@Loki_Dokie yes there are still gyms in back alleys and up some stairs in weird parts of any city. Usually low income low rent areas. Unless your title boxing gym...... Lol yes all boxing gyms have former pros and current and future. Very dangerous sport filled with beautiful people from the other side of the tracks
@@egseven sounds like my kinda gyms to be honest, rough and tough training would be good for the spirit. I don't care for fancy stuff much
Everybody gangsta until u REALIZED how heavy that punching bag is
The real test is seeing him in the ring. In an actual fight.
Explosive energy. Doesn't need gloves cos he hits straight and hands don't slip off the bag to cut. Impressive
The point of wraps and gloves is to keep the small bones in the hand from shifting and causing damage over time. Nothing to do with cuts, nothing to do with hand strength or techniquee.
@NoxVespius I never used wraps of gloves. But trained in Jujitsu with a old school instructor. Although Jujitsu is known for Grappling especially since BJJ we used a lot of strikes too. He never allowed gloves. His reasoning being you can't wear gloves in a fight outside a ring. So my only knowledge is from that. I've always had strong punches. Not on this lads level but not far off. I never suffered any injuries striking apart from cuts from slipping off bags/pads from not hitting flush. Something I stopped doing after a while. I find it surprising anyone could damage bones punching a bag or pads. Maybe what you're saying about the reason for gloves is correct. But what you're saying about technique isn't. If you don't strike flush and slip off that bag without gloves you'll shed and cut your knuckles. Especially if you strike hard.
@@billdoor3140 I will just say there are medical research papers on the effects of bone shifting as a result of impact, specifically relating to contact sports. It causes joint and bone damage over time. Not really acute injury. It's not damage to a bone as a result of impact it's damage from the small bones moving slightly each impact over time.
@NoxVespius in just hands? I've smashed pads and bags for years. My hands are fine....my shoulders are shot tho.
@@billdoor3140 Not limited to hands unfortunately. If you recall, tyson fury had to have surgery due to bone spurs in either his shoulder or elbows. The whole chain takes a beating unfortunately. Gloves are just to maintain some mobility into old age. Price to pay for the things we enjoy.
awesome striker and the way he moves in for the punch, double awesome!
Hard punchers aren’t made, they are born.
The good positioning of his both legs into hips when he swings his punches is 👌
My man is athletic as hell... His hand speed and heaviness is impressive.
The punches are sped up…. Does nobody pay attention anymore????
@@ETAisNOW fake 😂
The bag is light and soft
I have never seen a guy punch like a Piston ,man he can hit his punches are so explosive unreal 💪👍☘️
my ribs crack and kidneys hurt just watching this smooth master !!
The way he snaps his punches is devastating.
This just makes me more keen to look for an opponent in anybody
What is more impressive is that he doesn't telegragh his punches much, usually haymakers are telegraphed lol
I seen this dude punch and he is a beast. I wouldn't want to get hit with one of those. Keep it up good stuff
You can never judge a book by it's cover... This fella is puttin big lumps too sleep! He's athletic and probs years of practice mixed in with some natural talent in his DNA I'd say
You're clearly very inexperienced
Honestly the way he throws and lands those shots is absolutely sexy
I like the way he plants his feet and rotates into the hooks.
His foot work and body lines are explosive, he makes a ton of energy with his hips, everything just lines up perfect at the end of his punches. Some people just have the ability naturally, of course training and technique are critical but I'd be willing to say this guy is a naturally gifted.
I disagree. Im sure this guy focused on technique and spend many hours working hard. Everyone in boxing has one thing they focus on. Defense, technique, power, etc.
You cant reach this level without years of dedication
Some people have naturally strong punches but technique is different
@@caralho5237 you can
Why do people say the hips? Isn't isn't it mostly back muscles? Sorry not a boxer!
@@Chris11249no. I’m a real boxer. A technically sound punch utilizes your entire body to transfer force into your opponent. When you don’t rotate your hips you don’t put your body mass behind it
I’m not going to pretend to be a science PHD but I’d say it lessens your power anywhere from 30-40 percent. A smaller fighter throwing proper punches will hit with more force than a larger fighter with no training
I’ve never seen such a skinny guy hit so hard.
How do you know how hard he even is hitting?
@@CoolStoryBruh you can see the bag swing and brace the impact. He hits like a heavyweight.
@@Kingx90 how do you even know how much the bag weighs though bruh? STFU
@@CoolStoryBruh A skinny and soft punching guy cannot move that heavy bag. This guy is from Kazakhstan, people known for being natural heavy punchers.
@@davidm8453 I never heard that story before. But sounds like a really cool story.
Yes but why are you SCREAMING at me 😂
you can tell he is a good trainer the way he spars
Dude's got hands!.. for real
My older brother who is not with us anymore.
He was balding, 5’9”, overweight and small hands, but he hit like a house falling on you.
I use to listen to him hit the heavy bag and was scary sound.
He would get into a fight and it was usually one punch, without a glove and his speed and power it was over.
I was a football player, but no way I get into a punching fight with him.
Learned at early age never, ever judge a book by its, you know the rest.
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@@osmanzubeir9701 nah ur shit
@@osmanzubeir9701 jealous I see
Never judge a book ..... Judge the dish made by Gordan Ramsay !!
@@googol572 no it's cap fat peeps can punch but this guy plays football so not a very valuable opinion on fighting
His a real firebrand...
Would be really nice to watch him in a professional boxing match.🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
He may be the most fluid puncher that I have ever seen...