Please give me some tips after my 2nd fight!

similar to the stright right but also simliar to an uppercut but it aint if that make any sense , i cant type the exact understanding , take a look on youtube for the instruction then watch the pros how they use it , i swear it would have helped you out in this fight
you can throw it with the right are left , just take a look and practice it it will help you out in the future

 

no worries hope it all goes well for you sir

 

if you get good along with the technique you will generate good power with that punch

 

sorry computer is fu cked
if you get good balance along with the technique you will generate good power with that punch

 

You won't get help here.

I can say with ease you're not made for fighting.

 

probably never sparred let alone fight there are trainers how post here who could advise you well i aint one though just keep at it , practice practice practice
thumbs up
and remember screw shot up through the middle

 

you have decent movement and the base for a very good style. a few things you need to understand...in most instances the guys who pressure like he was cannot fight going backwards and usually do so to compensate for other short comings. you have to fight in circles. you back straight up way too much. you should limit your steps back to one or two..then circle to get an angle. you did it in spots but it has to be consistant and you have to be able to do it in both directions. the second you feel those ropes you should be circling back to the center of the ring where you can operate more efficiently.

you did a great job of countering and attacking. you needed to do that from the very beginning to not allow this guy to think he can come forward freely. also, when you are done countering or attacking you have a tendency to pull back one step and stand in one spot. my suggestion...once you are done throwing use a defensive move (or two) and circle out of position to force your opponent to reset his feet. he got the best of you in that situation every single time because you allowed him to.

learn to step into the pocket and smother an attack without holding. this will allow you to rest and force the ref to separate you guys to start all over. sometimes you can force your opponent backwards off of a smother to turn the tables. it can be dangerous if you don't do it properly...but if you do, boxing will become very fun.

when facing a southpaw...you want to circle to your left to avoid their cross. when you get that outside foot position, look for the lead cross followed by the hook.

you don't look bad for a guy with 2 fights. your coaches are doing well so far. work hard but work smart.

 

ATG post brilliant sound advice
and some one said you wont get any help here fu cking moron
to the poster your good deed is done for the day

 

thanks.

 

Shoulder roll man, very important in boxing.

Gotta learn it.

 

credit where credit is due sir