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Yes it's the top video , more of a TKO. But I did hurt him with that left hook and his legs went and then he had a "shoulder injury". He was a Royal Marines commando, surely fighting with one arm for 1 min and 40 seconds should be a stroll in the park.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
That was the first video on this thread. He stopped the dirty scally in the last round. Tam made him quit.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
Backing straight up mate and he wash rushing right in, perfect time for a check hook!
When someone is being that aggressive you need to either stifle them with the 1-2 or set traps for them, lead them into one of your punches.
Feet too wide apart......ring card gal was tasty though, quality nice
You did to him what Ali did to Liston. He found a phantom injury.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tam SeddonYes it's the top video , more of a TKO. But I did hurt him with that left hook and his legs went and then he had a "shoulder injury". He was a Royal Marines commando, surely fighting with one arm for 1 min and 40 seconds should be a stroll in the park.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterThat was the first video on this thread. He stopped the dirty scally in the last round. Tam made him quit.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
It was a bad performance no denying it he just wasn't a good boxer and it brought me down to his level. I'm fighting on Friday it's going to be a much better contest.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
it was great to watch. keep it up
Fair enough and I hope I wasn't too hard on you, but I've seen your most recent performance and you have really improved. I think with what you know now and your experience you would demolish that guy if you fought him again. When an opponent is all wild like that you need to be the calm one and be calculating as well, set traps, get him up against the ropes. Those kinds of fighters if you tag them good they'll either wilt quickly or get even wilder in which case it should be easier for you to just follow your strategy and systematically dismantle them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tam Seddon
But it is good that you know you didn't do as good as you could have, that's very important and you see why backing straight up is bad, why loading up is bad, why having your feet too far apart is bad. You have the tools to make things happen, I know from my own experience that it takes time, practice, and effort to get your mind and your body on the same page and keep them their. It takes lots of focus to do those things, and you're still learning, you're improving with every fight you have which is great it shows your attention to detail and dedication to the sport.
Good luck in your next fight big Tam!
Cheers mate , yes I'm always improving and learning everyday. I just feel I do better against better opposition too, not a scrappy fucker like this one. This is going to be a real test this one, the guy who's putting on the show said he's better than Martin Jackson who I fought that time. But I'm better now then I was then, especially fitness wise. I'll let you know how I do I'll post the result on Friday.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongFair enough and I hope I wasn't too hard on you, but I've seen your most recent performance and you have really improved. I think with what you know now and your experience you would demolish that guy if you fought him again. When an opponent is all wild like that you need to be the calm one and be calculating as well, set traps, get him up against the ropes. Those kinds of fighters if you tag them good they'll either wilt quickly or get even wilder in which case it should be easier for you to just follow your strategy and systematically dismantle them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tam Seddon
But it is good that you know you didn't do as good as you could have, that's very important and you see why backing straight up is bad, why loading up is bad, why having your feet too far apart is bad. You have the tools to make things happen, I know from my own experience that it takes time, practice, and effort to get your mind and your body on the same page and keep them their. It takes lots of focus to do those things, and you're still learning, you're improving with every fight you have which is great it shows your attention to detail and dedication to the sport.
Good luck in your next fight big Tam!