This is potentially a dumb question considering I've been a boxing fan for 25 years, or so. I've often wondered if boxers have ever used more of a wax on wax off approach to defense. As in, block a hook with more of their wrists and arm instead of the more traditional form of boxing defense. I hope this question makes even an ounce of sense.
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In bare knuckle boxing or with very thin gloves you would block hooks and such away from your body - you had the freedom of the hand, fighters such as Jack Johnson could get inside by grabbing a wrist and just reefing his foe off balance towards him.
Harry Greb did that, but only in actual fights. If you think I am full of it, send me Harry's fight footage that proves me wrong. I dare you!
Is that the package I received an e-mail on? They just need my Credit Card Number for Postage due so they can deliver it. Hmmm.