Your little Trademarks

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Not sure if it makes me unique but i throw my jab constantly lol

I like to step off and counter keep poppin the jab doubling it up a lot

they come in and occasionaly drop a straight right to the body.

I'm tall with a good reach so it works well for me.

 

I have good footwork, I can move pretty easily.

 

I am a combination between a slugger, a boxer puncher, swarmer with some flash thrown in, and some top flight counter-punching ability. I use my footwork to get in range, and use a combination of good feel for distance, blistering reflexes and great boxing mind to outwit my opponent, while being very hard to hit. But I also get hit a lot in the face and body, but I don't care because I have a George Chuvalo like chin, but my hook is like a freight train, i've knocked my trainer out during padwork, because i slipped and knocked him out and i had to leave the gym but i\m a self-taught boxer and am going to go pro anyway if i am allowed to enter the olympics.

 

That's more than a "little" trademark mate, why so modest? :-(

 

Actually forgot to mention that I like to throw sneeky uppercuts to the balls when the ref is looking. That's why I'm 0-20 in the amateurs, but records don't mean anything, this is why the amateurs don't produce good pros anymore - nobody fights like me.

 

brilliant

 

I like to bounce forward, jab, bounce back, than forward again real quick and throw a 1-2.

Also slipping inside the jab and countering with a straight left followed by a right hook.

 

1. If you jump around the ring that often don't be surprised when somebody hits you with a hayemaker and drops your arse. Occasionally yes.
2. It sounds like a **** nickname.
3. I would of thought your trademark was switch-hitting and sneeky uppercuts.

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On topic, I like to employing the Muhammad Ali technique of countering the jab. Keep on my toes and when the opponent shoots the jab, I can hop back and then hop back in with the jab, usually I like to double up on it and then let the right hand go behind it.

 

If I see a right hand coming I obviously wouldn't step in though. I'd just use my lateral movement and step to the right.

 

Another thing I do a lot is when I counter the jab with a left, its to the body, than I hop out of range real fast, I need to start making this a combination though instead of a single shot.

 

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