First match, September 18th

i hope you win

 

good luck!! kick some ass!

 

It's your first fight and the nerves and adrenaline will be high. Try to actually use your skill and the things you've been working on all this time in training and not just get into a wild brawl with him.

If he's never gone the distance and has lost 3 times he must not have any defense. So keep your hands up and use a bit of head movement and the fight should be easy. If he's a brawler throwing wide shots, throw yours tight up the middle.

 

tight guard and you will be fine

good luck

 

Knock Him Out in the first round.....!

 

Good luck, and don't worry about what HE'S bringing to the fight. He needs to worry about what YOU'RE bringing to it.

 

Indeed. Force your style on him, **** his style.

Good luck mate.

 

If he's been stopped 3 times in 4 fights then you have a great opportunity to **** **** up right here =D

I'd suggest imposing your pressure on him from the get-go. Once you feel his power, decide whether you can risk it or not. If you can take his shots, then just pressure him into the ground. If you don't know whether you can take them, fight smart, keep close to him, jam up his punches, and look for big body shots. If you can take him into the third round you should be able to finish him off.

Since you're a pressure fighter and he's a brawler, it's important for you to stay on him. If you give him space to come at you, you might end up on the end of his punches, which is no place to be. Be all up in his face where he can't get any power. If you're backing him up, you're doing it right.

Don't forget to hit the body. You might drop him and at the very least you'll make him gas sooner, which means OPEN FACE SHOTS!!!!!! YES!

 

Sounds simple but double the jab.

 

you have zero fights and you are matched with a guy who has 4?

I would never make that match.

 

You would rather go against a guy who is having his debut with you and not know if his the next Roy Jones or go against a guy who cant even go the distance...

 

That is the time when you need to know and trust club coaches that they know how good there fighter is.

 

I sure hope you focused on your conditioning. I lost my first fight due to bad conditioning. Nerves will be high, so I believe you will have a tendency to overthrow. Try to be economical with your punches.