Punches to the liver

[Andre]

In a clinch if someone is trying to man handle you one way, usually your reaction is to resist the opposite way and it turns into a tussle and eventually the ref steps in, if you can play that game but have a good ending in mind things can work out differently; All of a sudden go with their force (when they twist to their right and try to bring you off center, push with them and step that way slightly) they will react back toward center, slip their grip, free your left arm and adjust with a turn of hip and take the opening they leave under their right elbow. A lifting uppercut.

There are many different scenarios you can create depending on if your arms ore outside or inside the opponents,or one out and one in 'best for the above move', even pulling your lead leg back out so your weight drops into his arms then put it right back in there where it was, as you break free on his reaction and attack right within his reaction, it will open up some nice little pockets in his defense as he straightens up.

[robinhook]

check out ricky hatton and micky ward
I can only tell you how i feel when i got a liver shot.
painful as hell.
Not matter how bad ass you are, all the toughness will have gone and you just cant stand up

[Andre]

The fact a southpaw leads in with the right side of the body and the liver is underneath the jab should open up some more thoughts on how to utilize that best.