Jose Torres - Peek-a-Boo Defense Highlights
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- Опубліковано 15 лют 2022
- Defensive highlights of the highly talented former Light-Heavyweight world champion.
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Jose Torres - Was a Puerto Rican professional boxer. As an amateur boxer, he won a silver medal in the junior middleweight division at the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne. In 1965, he defeated Willie Pastrano to win the WBC, WBA and lineal light heavyweight championships. Torres trained with the legendary boxing trainer Cus D'Amato. In 1997, he was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame.
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One of the more underrated fighters in Light-Heavyweight history! Jose Torres was an excellent fighter who was trained by Cus D'Amato. The peek-a-boo boxing style was instilled in him and he executed this very well during his title reign. Enjoy! www.patreon.com/haNZAgod
Fightah done made a love song
I definitely love watching his execution of the style. He, Patterson and Tyson all used it but each seemed to make it their own. Torres was at a lot of Patterson and Buster Mathis fights and I love hearing him shout out the number combinations to his stable mates.
That footage of Torres sparring with Ali is a masterpiece
@LowTierFallout 😂😂 so true
He really couldn't throw an upper cut... One of the reasons why Eddie Futch helped Frazier come up with to the game plan to beat Ali.
@@coffeehousephilosopher7936 and Ken Norton. That and having Norton jab with Ali to throw his off. Also why George Foreman had no trouble with Frazier and Norton thanks to his powerful uppercuts.
@@coffeehousephilosopher7936his uppercut was so sloppy,looks more of a vertical slap
His style is so simple looking,yet is so effective. Just basics, hands up, chin down, head movement.
When people want to study the peek-a-boo style for them to use, Jose should be the one they study, a more fundamental approach of the style and achievable with hard work. Tyson's take on it was achieved not just with work, but his raw gifted talent.
Horse💩. Tyson had the best display of this style. The peek a boo style is a so called black street style that the brothers brought with them to the north big citiesfromthe Carolina’s.Cus saw it’s a great style and dispensed it to his fighters. Who was Cus two best fighters with the style. Patterson and Tyson. Patterson is from North Carolina. Tyson’s real dad is from Carolina too. That’s why Tyson has the best take on the style because the peek a boo style was used on the streets. Tyson was a gang member who fought matches long before learning to “box” the style protects your teeth. Aka guard your grill as a lot of people don’t have dental benefits at that time. Furthermore Tyson brought elements that Cus salivated over. Tactics like “running”. “Slip to the rabbit” etc. since you know do dam much about the style. Do you know what these terms mean????? This is why Tyson got more guys outta there with his technique was superior. I’m scratching my head at what could make a man say something as ridicules as this guy is better than Tyson or even Patterson. You clearly suffer from some kind of bias.
@@massdisruption3437 I don't recall ever saying Jose is a better PAB fighter than Patterson or Tyson. Clearly Tyson reigns supreme over the other two, followed by Patterson. But how many *average* people have the perfect combination of athleticism, handspeed, and KO power in both hands that Patterson and especially Tyson possessed? Not many I think. It is for this reason I am saying that the *average* person who wants to study PAB for boxing should look at Torres. Yes, he lacks many of the qualities that Tyson and Patterson brought to the table. But that is exactly why it's a more obtainable form for the average person to achieve. Again, this is my own opinion and you're free to disagree with me especially if you believe you have more knowledge on this subject, and I do not claim to be an expert on it.
Tyson had obvious physical gifts, but those later refinements that D'Amato developed in the following years (the pivots, the shifts, and the drills to perfect them) are well within the reach of anyone with decent athleticism and enough desire to drill it into muscle memory.
The craziest thing to me about the peekaboo style was that the original inspiration was Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom.
@@keanan5360This is an accurate take. You were very careful both times to use language that Torres would be the better style study for the AVERAGE boxer who desired to incorporate PAB into those in their repertoire. You made no claim of inferiority/superiority of boxers or eras. If the student possesses more athleticism other options open up to incorporate.
i just discovered torres and i shall thank you,i'll probably study him more considering he's the least "gifted" but still kinda succeed.
His movement was just beautiful. It seemed like poetry in motion
Legendary. The black & white highlights and choice of music make me somehow nostalgic fir an era before I was even born.
Bro once again you’ve outdone yourself. Your highlights, the choice of highlights, the consistency. As a pro boxer and massive boxing fan this channel is no question my favorite
Thanks Frankie glad you enjoy
@@hanzagod you need to get to tik Tok
Hanza never disappoints
Ali was throwing uppercuts during his sparring session with Torres. That is the most effective punch to use against the Peek A Boo defense.
If you can get the time down
Brilliant work! Thank you, haNZAgod
Thank you, I’ve been wanting a video dedicated to Jose Torres for a while now
This video go hard 🔥You the king of boxing highlights 👏🏿
Great Content as always!!!
My man, u always good for a fix of that bomb. Right on Handza, keep flow'n.
Brilliant video.
Incredible videos!!!
Capital U Underrated! Lovely video as always
i like how he keeps his hand right on his face , I see Tyson and pat usually have it close to there face but not directly on.
Beautiful too watch!!
hanZAgod strikes again.. Torres, in my opinion, is one of the best light heavyweights in boxing history. Nice video once again....
Pure art: Torres and this video
Legend
Pioneer of the Peek-a-boo
Hanza respect from turkey
great fighter
One of the best puertorican fighter
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Back in the days of Roger Rouse, Dick Tiger, Floyd Patterson, and so many that will remain great forever 🥋 💪✊🥊🏅🏆 Yup❕ G-G.
I read somewhere cus was trying get a fight made between Ali and Torres and Ali wouldn’t do it. I’m not saying he ducked him. What I’m saying is that’s pretty interesting. I’d like to know why.
Only negative thing I can find with the peek a boo is you bend at the waist and strain your lower back disc. Other than that it's an effective method to overcome the jab
Peek-a-Boo was stylistically just right for Jose Torres.
He did not have a lot of mobility or particularly fast hands.
It afforded him a defense to stand in place while he lie in wait to find angles for counters.
Mr Hanza.......I wondered if I might be permitted to upload a 30 second clip from your Sonny Liston video. Not moneytized, wouldnt use more than 30 seconds.......can link to your channel.
Just for my own little collection of faveorite fighters.
Pastrano always cited Torres punch to his liver/pancreas region caused severe damage that lead to his poor health (liver cancer).
Sparring with Prime Muhammad Ali is a very Special moment
I can see where Tyson got some of his style from.
@DanTheMan no you don’t know what your talking about. The peek a boo style was started as a so called black street fighting style. It was brought to New York by blacks from the Carolina’s. Cus discovered this style and taught his fighters that. The style is for shorter stocky men who fight taller men and have to guard there grill. As everyone didn’t have dental benefits while Cus tinkered with systematizing it. The style was already developed though. It’s two best practitioners are Patterson and Tyson. Patterson is from North Carolina. Tyson’s real dad is from North Carolina. That style was used all through New York especially Brooklyn by short fighters. Tyson had the best delivery system with it. He has “running”slipping the rabbit which the other guys didn’t. Cus funneled guys from New York who already had street experience with it. Tyson is a ex gang member who fought regularly. Again while Cus honed the system around this. The fighting style was made by so called blacks.
@@massdisruption3437 so it's black style smh lmfao know your boxing
The best highlights...please...Donnie Nietes!
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Where do you get footage of these boxers? I wanna find 4-5 hours of straight training footage of Mike Tyson to study his boxing.
He has a course available for sale on Dynamic Striking now
There've been so many world champions. No one knows the vast majority!
I do :)
Dick Tiger solved the peekaboo defense
Both fights were competitive and I thought Torres did enough to win the rematch, he displayed good defense in both bouts.
@@hanzagod yes they were competitive. Didn’t say they weren’t. Both close
@@Gilturner700 Well Dick Tiger was out muscling and out punching Jose Torres, while Torres was fighting a more cautious/counter punching fight since going toe to toe with Dick Tiger was suicidal. Jose Torres in my opinion was throwing less but landing more of the cleaner shots, while Dick Tiger was landing less cleaner shots but throwing more often and pushing Torres around the ring.
@@antoniomosley9410 I agree. Both great fighters.
What is his record
Great defense and head movement against everything EXCEPT a shot to the solar plexus!
That’s why it’s important for the practitioner to strength that area. Another example is a boxer developing good lateral movement, that allows that person to keep their hands low.
@@davonbenson4361 Movement also has to be part of the equation because no matter how solid you make the muscles in your mid-section, they don't properly cover that area with all the nerves just below the heart and between the ribs. That being one of the design flaws in the human body as far as boxing is concerned.
@@somewhere6. I didn’t disagree with you argument. Your not going to dodge every single punch, so it would be wise to strengthen that area if your opponents manage to land punches there.
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Names songz please 🙏🏿
Poldoore - Fading Love
@@hanzagod thanks
I always liked his style, the only thing I never liked was the biography he wrote about Tyson…very disrespectful
Music?
Poldoore - Fading Love
@@hanzagod thanks bro!
Cus couldn't have asked for a better stable of fighters torres, patterson , rooney , and tyson what a line up alot of people leave kevin rooney out and only remember him as a coach he fought alexis alguao and gave him a ok fight but got caught by alexis power kevins defence was good just a bad fight choice
0:42 Now imagine Prime Mike
Primo carnera tribute pleas
Locche vs Torres should of happened
Different weight classes
Still it would have been good to see
Mike tyson was the best at peek a boo style