Power Cannot Exist Without Technique

He has technique, its just the wrong technique. And that is punch hard w/o having to open oneself up via windmill power production lmao.

We all get more stupid reading his threads lol.

 

In that you need to be able to transfer weight from one foot to another? Yes.

Do you need "boxing" technique? E.g. no telegraphing, throwing it as straight as possible etc. Nah.

 

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Please, tell us where are the flaws in his hitting technique. Im looking forward to reading you.

No technique = no power. Here, and in the moon too.

EDIT: his right hand is ****ing awsome!

 

you guys citing Wilder just don't get it. He has beautiful technique when throwing the right hand. The other punches....eh' not so much.

There are guys that have insane athleticism and can generate serious heat despite their garbage technique. Valero vs. Demarco comes to mind.

If these guys actually had technique....my god they would be murderous.

 

Man can you just stop being such a weirdo, please?

 

This. When Wilder takes his time and sets his punches up his punching technique is actually very good and is very effective. However, his footwork on the other hand is terrible and sometimes gets in the way of his ability to land his power shots.

 

Punchers are made, not born.

 

This is nonsensical. Everyone has technique, it is in degrees.

 

His mechanics when throwing a punch are spot on. You’re thinking about boxing technique/form overall, not timing/coordination of the kinetic chain in a single punch.
Wilder is coordinated and commits to punches, the same way Marciano did.

 

It’s always both, never one or the other. That goes for any environment/nature argument.

 

Existence can not technique without power.

 

Technique, strength, and explosiveness. If you gave a pillow fisted guy extreme strength, taught him to snap his punches, transfer force, and punch through the target, he would be a devastating puncher. This is regardless of what he was born with.

Now body structure does contribute to force generation. Some people have the certain frame shape that makes it easier to punch. I believe long arms and broad shoulders help with straight punches.

 

He has a very wide arc when he throws his power shots, it's a combination of that and the speed at which he can do it.

 

Because of his length and athleticism he has impulse and speed. That’s why his power is so rare, usually there is a trade off between speed and impulse. He’s the Usain Bolt of the boxing world.