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Tall rangey orthodox fighters

Posted: 22 Jan 2016, 17:06
by KW1
Hi Guys just wandering if anyone can recommend any fights to watch featuring tall upright rangey orthodox heavyweights as been told to watch few videos for style tips

Re: Tall rangey orthodox fighters

Posted: 22 Jan 2016, 17:17
by littlepug
Bob foster and Audley Harrison ( as an amateur ) :TU:

Re: Tall rangey orthodox fighters

Posted: 18 May 2016, 05:48
by Phatanasak
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Re: Tall rangey orthodox fighters

Posted: 18 May 2016, 06:25
by littlepug
Phatanasak wrote:I feel that this is beneficial to the reader too much.
whats that mean ?

Re: Tall rangey orthodox fighters

Posted: 11 Jun 2016, 19:44
by Kalan
KW1 wrote:Hi Guys just wandering if anyone can recommend any fights to watch featuring tall upright rangey orthodox heavyweights as been told to watch few videos for style tips
Anythony Joshua for his compete game... Tyson Fury (fawed)... Wladimir Klitschko (flawed)... Buster Douglas (only for his Tyson fight)... Lennox Lewis (actually don't watch him at all, you'll develop bad habits, but he did a good, disciplined job on Mike Tyson if you ignore the holding)... Vitali Klitschko (his legs needed to be rehabbed from kickboxing injuries, giving him a very awkward, stiff stance and poor movement, but his fight with Tomasz Adamek at age 40 is as study in deflecting shots from a shorter skilled boxer and controlling the fight 100%)...

Anybody other tall upright rangy orthodox heavyweight in the History of Boxing is total worthless to watch so far as tips... But watch Robert Helenius and Ernie Terrell to see what NOT to do. Those are the last guys you want to fight like.

Re: Tall rangey orthodox fighters

Posted: 11 Jun 2016, 19:52
by Kalan
Also watch Michael Grant's fight with Tomasz Adamek and contast it with Vitali Klitschko's fight with Adamek... It demonstrates how boxers get into the habit of aiming punches... loading... waiting forever... and basically maintaining a very poor defense and not being smart and disciplined despite their size advantage ... and blowing the decision, sending the other guy off to get a title shot... It's true Grant was 38.. Vitali was 40.