Ron is a pleasure to talk to, he's full of charm and class. He really knows his boxing, especially when it relates to his era and the fighters that he sparred with. I always enjoy talking about boxing and training with him. Later on I'd like to talk to him face to face, and maybe even train with him. It'd be a great experience as he has many wrinkles to share with young fighters.

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I enjoyed this one. David Tua is right infront of Holfield and is not easy to hit! He works behind the jab, slips and blocks punches well, and tosses the ol' left hook in there. He even throws a trible left!

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Some videos I uploaded:

Bernard Hopkins Training at Big Bear
I'm a little disappointed that the good videos of Hopkins have been removed. Therefore I uploaded this video of Hopkins shadowboxing and hitting the pads with Naseem Richardson. I like the pad work.

P.S. I fixed the Tua/Holyfield video.

Here are some excellent videos from my youtube favorites. Note, videos are in Japanese. If you have any questions, or would like to go over any of the videos, you've welcome to talk to me.

Here's former WBA Light-flyweight Champion Katsuo Tokashiki giving advice on where to move the head while punching:
Mr. Tokashiki demonstrates slipping a taller fighters straight leads and counters, all in one move:
Defense and Attack
WBC and WBA super featherweight champion, Kuniaki Shibata shows a couple of counter punches. He has the fighter block his right cross and counter with the a short right jolt. He also has him block the left hook, and counter with a left.

Mr. Tokashi has a fighter block a right hand, and counter with a 1-2:
Mr. Tokashi shows blocking and countering with the same arm:

Here Mr. Shibata introduces the side-step in regards to offense. He also demonstrates footwork that often accompanies the side-step.

Mr. Shibata gives advice on landing the right hand, and proceeds to go over slipping the jab:
Mr. Shibata shows how to throw a short left uppercut:
Mr. Shibata on throwing the straight right:

Mr. Shibata goes over jabbing:
Mr. Shibata throwing the left hook:
Mr. Shibata shows you a dirty trick. A hard finger jab to the throat, and finishing with a left hook. Look at how many people are touching their necks:

Kostya Tszyu sparring Sam Soliman in a public workout prior to his final fight with Ricky Hatton:

I re-uploaded the Diego Corrales, In This Corner interview.