What do you do after throwing a straight punch?

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  1. frankenfrank

    frankenfrank Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    It takes too long to get it back to defense, and it also means you got closer to your opponent, I believe, so you got closer, shot your load, are not in a position to punch with either hand and at best only have your other hand protecting you only from hooks to the head and even this is only true if your opponent is from your stance.
     
  2. Meazy-E

    Meazy-E Well-Known Member Full Member

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    If you throw it in a combo from close enough range you should have plenty of time to bring it back/ shoot another punch. If you're throwing it from too far and leaning in, I reccomend you stop before getting countered, or as soon as you connect slip to the left or right and move your whole body to that side of the opponent. Mayweather is actually a good example of this cause he'll lean in with lead rights fairly often.
     
  3. LongJab

    LongJab Active Member Full Member

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    Roll!
     
  4. closedguard

    closedguard Active Member Full Member

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    Rollin rolling wow my ass swollen rawhide:fire
     
  5. kraLL

    kraLL Member Full Member

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    as soon as u throw a LONG cross (presuming u are orthodox), then move your right foot to the side, not directly to the side like at a an angle, hard to explain. move your right foot and duck and roll under, you u will be in position to throw another punch if needed while avoiding his possible counter. make sure keep your eyes open and head up so u can see what's his next move gonna be.