Your little Trademarks

My trademark is my defense, offensively the only thing that sets me apart from the others is that I'm more likely to throw uppercuts.

 

im a left handed orthodox boxer so my trademarks are a naturally stiff jab and an accurate left hook. i also like to go from fighting on my back foot and working defense straight into a bullrushing slugger style to work offense when the other persons tired. i guess thats a trademark since i dont see many people trying to develop polar opposite styles at the same time.

 

I wouldn't really call myself unique.... I guess being a right handed southpaw?

 

Bodywork:bbb

 

workrate

 

I am a really tall right handed southpaw so that kind of makes me unique.

 

Same here.

I started going to the body because when I was first starting I had to spar with a guy who was alot better than me and he would just block and then counter back really fast most of the punches I threw at his head.

So I started just throwing a jab or straight right to the head and then dropping under his counters and throwing a straight right or a hook to the body. At first it was just a way for me to hit him without him hitting me. Then I got hit with a good body shot and realized how much it sucked so it became something that I looked to do all the time.

My first fight only lasted a minute and I absolutely crushed the guys body before dropping him with a headshot. :thumbsup

 

Jab, Cross, left-hook to the body then pivot off

 

The jab, workrate, always fight until the end, counterpunching, right cross, right uppercut, left hook, bodypunching. Hmm, that's quite a lot.

Well, the thing that stands most out with me are my straight punches.

 

My footwork. I kinda tend to move both my feet at the same time so im kinda doing little jumps rather than walking like most traditional boxers do but when i do this im moving faster and my rhythym is really good. i can imagine my nickname now lol, Jumping Jordan Davies haha ( wierd thing is that sounds like a wicked nickname )

Also when the timer in the gym goes off and youve got ten seconds left in the round I always tend to have a quick spurt and im always better in the last ten seconds than i am in the rest of the round

 

I have a high guard with both hands up, but use the shoulders a lot to block which means a very distinct upper body movement compared to the others in my gym. It helps me defensively but also to find angles and to "hide" punches. Not sure if my explanation makes any sense, but I change my guard by moving it more than the others do. I also have my hands outwards to parry jabs mostly.