Straight Right/Overhand Right, Right Cross- the same?

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by bman100, Jan 10, 2012.


  1. GPater11093

    GPater11093 Barry Full Member

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    Oerhand right is a great punch to 'fall in' off, like Duran did.
     
  2. Stonehands89

    Stonehands89 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I get the feeling you are sparring. True --or are you just a fan of strategy and such?
     
  3. Stonehands89

    Stonehands89 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I'm a fan of William Wallace. That ain't a threat, headcase, it's a fact.
     
  4. Stonehands89

    Stonehands89 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I answered the kid's questions and took a trip down memory lane.

    I seem to remember a post of yours where you were sitting on a bus and got cracked in the face because a fellow passenger had good instincts. Tell that story again.
     
  5. Stonehands89

    Stonehands89 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Evidently, you and your new friend were too.
     
  6. Stonehands89

    Stonehands89 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Taller fighters? That'd be more like a chopping shot going downward, yes? I like it for shorter fighters though would agree with the balance problem. GPater's post about falling in is well-taken because the shot gains momentum. You can recover the balance by finishing on the left after the overhand.
     
  7. manbearpig

    manbearpig A Scottish Noob Full Member

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    Yeah. No glorifying. No bull****. Some gym bunny idiot blind sided me and left me with a shut over red eye.
     
  8. Stonehands89

    Stonehands89 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    There's nothing glorifying about getting my head bounced off of pavement.

    As to your getting blind-sided. You weren't blind-sided, just too stupid to see what was coming. That seems to be a recurring theme in your life. I found it funny how the guy had no idea who you were, but still gave you what you deserve. He should have aimed for your mouth.
     
  9. manbearpig

    manbearpig A Scottish Noob Full Member

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    Yeah you're right you horrible, pretentious, conceited *****.
    You take yourself ridiculously seriously. Decide whether you're going to be a 'wordsmith' or an idiot who makes threats online and posts about his 'streetfighting record'. 70 fights. What a ****ing ponce you are.
     
  10. manbearpig

    manbearpig A Scottish Noob Full Member

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    Also, being a loquacious arsehole who thinks he has authority and credibility does not mean you have authority and credibility.
     
  11. Stonehands89

    Stonehands89 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    This coming from a headcase who's 0-1.
     
  12. Stonehands89

    Stonehands89 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    "Loquacious"--? Manbearpig has been reading the dictionary again.
     
  13. manbearpig

    manbearpig A Scottish Noob Full Member

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    I don't read, I just compile statistics on my 70-4 street fight career like all the cool cats do.
     
  14. manbearpig

    manbearpig A Scottish Noob Full Member

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    It means you talk a lot, but say little. Your colourful language doesn't make you more credible.
     
  15. manbearpig

    manbearpig A Scottish Noob Full Member

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    The man's modesty knows no bounds in that case. Such integrity to be so honest on an internet messaging board!