My 6th Fight (Video)Im Humbly asking for Advice or Tips were having a rematch in july

what weight?


More activity, jab up and down.. work his body ts wide open... you tend to telegraph your punches a bit try to disguise with feints and the such..also he loads up very easy to see what is coming make him miss and make him pay

 

loads of feints.

 

I would touch jab and take a half step back (since the jab is lazy) and counter him with a right and left as soon as he dashes in after your jab.
You also raise your left a lot in anticipation of a right but jump back. Instead you can try to throw the jab and STAND YOUR GROUND keep your right high to catch any incoming lefts and raise your left arm (like you do) to block any possible right and counter with 2 or 3 shots. The point is if you do that sort of block then you need to stand your ground to fire right back. If you raise your arm constantly and jump back then that pattern is pretty set and he can plan moves ahead. Not bad though. Just use your jab more and stand your ground if your comfortable in anticipating incoming shots (according to how you raise your arms constantly) and let them land so you can fire right back. He won't expect that (well, from what I saw in the video).

So I guess it goes

-More Jabs with your right hand up to parry any incoming.
-Stand your ground when blocking to counter immediately
- take half steps back, no jumping! A half step back and you will see the punch miss but still keeps you withing distance to either counter him from him going forward or you take that half step forward and counter him as YOU go forward.

 

Relax, I understand that is hard to do, but try to let your jab flow a little more.. and I dont mean just for this fight, I mean for every fight.. that something you need to work on, period.

Also, this guy likes to counter, I am sure you noticed that at times, you gotta keep him off rhythm. Feint, jab. Then double jab.

When he does his "philly shell" ****, circle to his right side and pop the jab, but dont commit to it, you dont wanna get countered with his right.


More then anything I'd say try to establish your will over his, you are the better fighter, you are the boss in the ring, you set the pace and the tempo with your jab and feints.

 

There was alot of time where you were both there just looking at each other... dont wait for him... during these "lulls" try and set some traps or at least keep a jab in his face, give him something to think about so he cant try and set up the bomb

 

For 6 bouts you look okay, theres a lot to work with.

 

my best advice is too study the tapes of mike tyson! mike tyson vs lou savarese!

 

Whoever, is working with you is doing a tidy job. I would advise you to listen, at the moment its just experience, wondering when to do and why. Balance is good and technique is nice, there seems to be the making of a good Boxer.

 

Good fight. I thought you won comfortably.

 

Your opponent has decent footwork and faster hands from what I saw.
Some good shots to the body will stop him and since he typically squares off with you,
you can light him up at close range and he won't be able to move out of the way.