Bam Bam. The better video to watch is the one where he is 5. The ones on TV shows they have asked his Dad to do the fastest and flashiest routine for the short segment. But when he is 5 in the original video, you see a proper little training session, where he throws single shots, 1-2s and fast flurries. He is far tighter than the Cash kid, and he hits with more pop at a year younger in age. He truly snaps out a hard jab. And when he throws bunches of shots he is not as wide as Cash. That said Cash has a real team around him whereas Bam Bam has his Dad who could ruin him, as he seems to want a celeb kid and also has him doing way too much muscle work. He is 7 now, but not sure if he will actually go anywhere. [YT]Y65VcABUzr8[/YT]
Dude you takin' this a little to serious ain't you? Punk kids? What do you know about these kids to be making those kinda comments about them?
While what these kids do is impressive, anybody above beginner looks good working the pads. It's when you get hit back that you see how good you are.
I think 'Cash Cow' has the edge here. But there's nothing to say about it now, on this young age. Maybe when they both grow up they wanna do something else... Bam Bam goes figureskating and Cash Cow is running money scemes! Or they both have no punch resistance at all and end up journeymen.
Also I really cant stand it when trainers "push" their hands into the punches, making it much easier to punch faster. I've never had a coach do that...they make sure that you are extending your punches, typically, so you don't get into bad habits like a lot of fighters do, where they are used to the target being in mid range, so they never learn how to extend.