[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGZ4m2wn8WQ&feature=plcp[/ame] Im the one in the blue, wasnt at my best wanst to well at the time so i lsot the decision but had such a good night. Tell me wat you think cheers
Good job, kid! You were in with the better athlete, it looks like, but you kept the pressure on and you fought him. When you've improved your mechanics and your defense, you'll be able to beat guys like that. You put in a really good effort for your first night. You should be pleased.
You two were fighting in straight lines and boxing is a game of circles. Also, this guy you were fighting was one-handed, everything was with the left hand. So you can fight him one of two ways. You can circle to your left, stepping around his lead foot, use you height and reach advantage to jab him over his shoulder and try to get him to turn into a right hand. This will take his left hand away from him. Or you can move into his left hand, get him to throw it, which he seems willing enough to do. Draw the his left and tear him up with left hook counters; you seemed in spots to be doing something like this, but with your left jab. You really need to develope a good, short left hook to make this work. Though you can also get under his left and really work the right uppercut, but even then you'd need to follow it with a hook.
my ****ing god who's idea was it to put you up against a southpaw for your first fight? i guess it really is common to not know who you're up against
That is a tiny ring, not enough room to fight the way I think you wanted to fight, Your a tall lanky guy so I take it you wanted to stay behind the jab?
Was confused abit, i kept thinking why isnt my jab connecting? Oh yeah hes a southpaw haha And i do like comming from behind the jab etc but the ring was plenty big enough. Ill have more exsperience against southpaws next time, but yeah first fight agaisnt a southpaw is weird init
You did very well mate. You seemed to be throwing a lot of punches from way too far away - make sure you are at the right range before throwing. Don't commit unless you are pretty sure you can land.