The difference between a long range uppercut and a bolo punch?

I believe sugar ray leonard was an expert with the bolo punch?

Anyway is the difference that with an uppercut even a long ranged one the arm stays in the same "rigid" shape, where as a bolo sweeps along in a straight line in the middle of its curved arc because you allow the arm to go "floppy" at the elbow and then to curve/bend at the elbow again at the last moment?

You can throw a bolo and an uppercut to the head and to the liver/groin cant you? Or does an uppercut that low automatically become something else?

Also which hits harder the bolo or the uppercut?

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Anyone know?

Also is a bolo as powerful as an uppercut?

The bolo punch is the one your boyfriend uses to unleash his fist into your ass..

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Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita

The bolo punch is the one your boyfriend uses to unleash his fist into your ass..

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WOW That homosexual imagination came form YOUR MIND. Nuff said.

The 'grandmaster' of the bolo was Kid gavilan; before him there was ceferino Garcia, and, I'm sure, many others. ray Leonard once claimed to have invented the punch- I'm certain he was high on some drug or the other to say something so ridiculous.
The uppercut, thrown properly, is a pretty precise and disciplined punch. You throw it as a counter and from in close, to either the head or the body. Throwing it from long range is a good way to get knocked out- see Holyfield vs Douglas, among others.
There is at least as much hook as uppercut in a bolo- kind of like the left hook most fighters throw to the body.
Watch Carlos Zarate fight- he uses, almost incessantly, a left uppercut to the body. Which might seem odd for a guy that tall but it is his go-to punch. He uses it all the time.