Old Tapes

[donnydarkoIRL]

You don't have to watch a grainey black and white antique to learn from old school fighters.

If its defense your after why not investigate Pernell, offense then check out Roberto Duran.

Identify an element of your game that you wish to improve and then identify a fighter that topped the game using just that.

[Rocky Balboa]

Thanks guys. I often have spare time and don't know what to do with it. Now I should be watching fights which isn't a bad thing

[Chris Nagel]

Thanks guys. I often have spare time and don't know what to do with it. Now I should be watching fights which isn't a bad thing

Go for it.

A while back I thought it'd be great if we had a sort of study group for this thing. It'd be like a book club-- except with fights. I'd to give it a go soon.

[Rocky Balboa]

Thanks guys. I often have spare time and don't know what to do with it. Now I should be watching fights which isn't a bad thing

Go for it.

A while back I thought it'd be great if we had a sort of study group for this thing. It'd be like a book club-- except with fights. I'd to give it a go soon.

sounds cool count me in

[Howlin Mad Missy]

just thought I'd dip in, I'd actually recommend picking a fighter and watching as many of his fights as possible. At the moment I'm watching Aaron Pryor, before that John Mugabe. By watching a fighter back to back I think you can start to 'see' what they do more clearly rather than a one off fight.

[Rocky Balboa]

Mayweather I have watched I think almost every one of his fights. Even the small ones noone knows about. I love his style. I'm gonna need to stretch my horizons pretty soon though

[PitBull_22]

Just a quick question to add to this. What are some of the sites you guys check fights out on for free? Are there some here on Saddo?