What Are Your TWO Favorite Punches in Order?

Right upper then left hook to the body

 

Double jab.

Purely because it sets up the right cross to the head nicely for me...feel very comfortable working off of a double Jab.

 

1. Jab - Easily the most versatile punch. Can be used for offense to hurt someone or setup another punch...defense to back someone up or maintain a distance...as a distraction, for example floating it out there and letting it hang to block vision so you can sneak an ugly punch in behind it.

2. Overhand right - Get full body rotation and weight into the punch, lands over-top of the guard, usually its unexpected because its not thrown as often as other punches and not seen coming due to the angle of the punch, has KO power and strikes the head on top and can be dizzying when landed correctly.

 

Double the ****ing jab

 

See Mosley do that quite alot. Didnt he catch Floyd like that?

 

lead left Uppercut.
Stright right

I like when Marquez does them both together.

Especially beautiful when it begins with a jab to the body

 

this but in reverse,
LH RU

over hands and uppercuts go nicely together too.

 

Right hook to the body, right uppercut.

 

Left uppercut (incoming, not counter)
Overhand right.

(beautiful in combo)

 

mine to. Marquez on Manny is the best exampe of this.

 

Left jab

Straight right

 

Always like DLH left hook body followed by left uppercut up top!

 

Ask Rocky Graziano if he's ever felt that combo before

 

hmmm lets see, I almost always throw a left hook and overhand right together. The torque is really powerful. Smash em with the left hook (body or head) then smash em with the overhand its beautiful...or vice versa throw the overhand and the clean it up with the hook. I also like the mike tyson combo but I throw it with my lead hand, Left hook to the body and Left uppercut. It hits the liver and than comes straight up with the upper I feel its quicker and more suprising from the lead hand

 

1. Left to body
2. Left upstairs.

Also loved Tysons right to the body, right uppercut.