ROBERT HELENIUS punching power demonstration

I would still beat him.

 

I would like to see Robbie win as well.. But he's probably done, Chisora stops him around 8 or 9.

 

But it is going to be a WAR! I quarantee it!

 

For a chin demonstration of Helenius see the Dahaupas fight:

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Leaves himself completely open to a left hook. Anyone faster than him can trade hooks and will beat him every time.

 

He has a Glass Jaw and his power is gone in his right hand since he tore his shoulder.

 

Hope Chisora puts a whoopin' on him.

 

Chisora won like 10 rounds in their first fight and got robbed. He deserves a W on his record over Helenius, hope he can set it straight.

 

Don't like the way he's throwing that left hook so wide. It might have power but is telegraphed.

When it comes to throwing hooks I don't think any HW ever had more beautiful, aesthetic and technical short hooks than Mike Tyson:

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Power + speed and not telegraphed.

That's why I always say prime Mike Tyson was the most technical HW ever.

 

Smokin' Joe's hooks are still my favourite to watch.

 

He had a left hook but did he have a right hook?

Mike Tyson is one of the few fighters who actually used the right hook, one of the most underused punches in boxing.

 

Andy Lee.

 

He's a southpaw, it doesn't count.

Right hook in orthodox stance is one of the most underused punches in boxing, many coaches don't even believe in it. When you see boxers throwing right hands it's either straight right/cross or all types of overhands, but rarely you see a proper short right hook.

The first one in this video is really a nice example of what I mean:

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It's really hard to throw it with proper balance and torque and it takes a lot of practice, but once you master it it's pretty much your hardest punch. Well at least it really works well for guys like me with relatively short arms from close range when you're brawling because you can easily sneak it in and it's not telegraphed. Also you can continue with your combos afterwards unlike with overhand rights that don't really flow in combos and can get you out of balance easily.