Fighting as an amateur.

well, just do what you and your trainer feels best obviously the pros are over 12 x 3 minute rounds so they have to conserve energy so think of it as a marathon whereas amatuers is a sprint with shorter rounds and less rounds so you have to throw alot of punches

but to be honest the scoring is so bad you could proably throw 1 punch and be able to win a fight

 

Just put 3 or 4 punches together at a time. You only have 3 rounds to fight; pros have up to 12, hence the difference (and the differences in scoring).

 

dont throw them wild throw them controlled straight punches

my trainer recntly pulled up on something with me the other month he said i was throwing shots like a pro turning my hand in and rolling and that with my shot but he said in the amatuers try and land your shot with a straight arm landing with your first 2 knuckles and no more, its alot more quicker and powerful

 

Ok, if you think you know better than Rau'shee. I wouldn't call him wild at all.

 

In that event, ****, let me get a video for you of Danny Jacobs as an amateur. He was really good at it but not near as unorthodox as Rau'shee.

 

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If you think it's "just swinging" and there isn't purpose to it then you're wrong. Rau'shee especially is accurate; but you have to let your hands go a LOT at those lower weights.

 

Exactly, that's why I got the video of him. He's not as unorthodox and loose as Shee is.

 

His blocking does enough to take points away from people; which is why you do it.