Deflecting punches, but for modern day boxing. Seems more from a TMA tactic but very occasionally I will see it in a boxing match and really want to know if this is legit move and if any fighter had a history of doing this successfully? Some pictures to illustrate what I'm saying, This content is protected -short padwork video of canelo hitting the pads and his trainer in the SP stance just threw a jab/hook and had canelo deflect it with his arm then come with his combination. (kind of hard to see I know) This content is protected -came across this also showing what I'm saying.
This is a technique taught on the Level 1 English Amateur Boxing Coach's Course as a defence against an over-hand right. It's known as a "wedge" block. I have never seen anyone use it consistently as part of their repertoire but have seen it used as an emergency defence.
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