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Originally Posted by kid_thunder
I concur;D
Micro Tyson looks like he is barely winning the race against Down's Syndrome:bucktooth:
2:25-2:50 of rd. 3 was ROFLMMFAO:lolhaha: I love how the ref dragged Thunder back into the ring like a limp corpse.
Here's some advice Thunder.....keep doing exactly what you're doing; it's great comic relief.:)
I will give you the 2 most simple things to work on...Quote:
Originally Posted by kid_thunder
1. Throw your jab more, throw it straight and work off the jab,
2. You smother your punches when you get the guy in the corner covering up, stand back a bit allow yourself the room to punch, he is in the corner you can control him there.....even if he spins out you can still keep the range to be effective
Listen no offence mate, but did you pick Micro Tyson up from the special needs school around the corner from the gym??Quote:
Originally Posted by kid_thunder
Andrew I havent read all the comments here ,but Andrew honestly mate if you are not of the understanding as to why some other fighters are getting through your defense yet; then it is not time to switch stances by a long shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by kid_thunder
Occasionally (once in three years)you'll see someone with fight intelligence that is ahead and is setting up a finish by switching.
These are patterns that you train to accomplish in sparring and will set up an opponent into a position and you into a position to be able meet them (through the switch) coming at you side on so you can finish the job i the openng you have just earnt.
You will see some boxers switch when they are way out in front, some when they are themselves confused and being beating anyway. Both are stupid things to do,one is posing and going for more crowd points,the other is saying to his opponent:
" IM ALL IN".
Andrew ,Which one do you want to be and why?
Seem ta me dat fella ain't nevva havva looksee at dat dare Fridee Nite Fightin'Quote:
Originally Posted by DaxxKahn
Teddy Atlas should have taught him that years ago.
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Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla
What I mean by this is...
When you tell someone that you are professional fighter they hide behind you when danger comes, never thinking that Slowpoke Rodriguez could "steal your cheese."
I can't be a "professional" auto mechanic if every brake job ends with my client pinned under the dash at the first redlight he comes to...
:lol: Figured I would give him the basic startQuote:
Originally Posted by BoxingGorillaSeem ta me dat fella ain't nevva havva looksee at dat dare Fridee Nite Fightin'Quote:
Originally Posted by DaxxKahn
Teddy Atlas should have taught him that years ago.