Should boxers think about incorporating Wing Chun Gung Fu into their training?

Those strikes are fast, but not hard or effective.

 

if malignaggi or juan urango had that.

they woulld be unstoppable at 140

with their chins.

they would go 12 rounds and steal points with hands like that

 

Pac already does :deal

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except he incorporates footwork into it.

 

That **** looks way off the hook compared to what goes on in boxing. I never understood why these martial artists just don't turn their fighting into a sport to make a profit? I always get a lame they don't care about money answer.

Sugar Ray Robinson would hit the bag like that.

 

you would just take them no problem then huh?

 

Also, some prizefighters are already practicing the principles of Wing Chun. Some chinese kid I knew who did it talked about the importance of economical movement. Boxers who follow the textbook like Joe Louis or Floyd Mayweather are very conservative wit their energy.

All good fighters will share some similar ideal concepts: not wasting energy with excess movement, keeping the muscles relaxed throughout the fight, using different angles, etc.

 

Boxers have a habit of throwing real punches.

 

I think the method in the third video could be useful in a boxing match.
Keep in mind that in the fast punching videos that they are not wearing boxing gloves which weigh about a half pound. Which allows them to punch faster.
I think boxers as well as all athletes should cross train. So using other martial arts would have benefits.

 

lol:

 

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Guy in the first video is Carl Froch?