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Definitively, but these videos take 2-3 weeks to complete hahaha That fight will be a banger

Glad you liked it 🙏

​@@delcardo_boxingi give you benavidez vs morrel after fight video would you breakdown

He was tall, but his center of gravity was low when he punched and moved. Notice how he opened his legs more than usual to keep a solid base. Sometimes he would put his chest down. (Even if it is not as down as I did on the demo). He did a great job keeping a low center of gravity that allowed him his mobility and power. This is why you rarely saw people lifting his head with punches. His base was strong, so even if you get underneath him he would still had the base to hurt you. This video is directed to people whose first reaction is to lift the chest at any signal of trouble, which makes them vulnerable to take dangerous shots. Hope this makes sense

Buddy you act like theirs only one specific way to do it he’s giving an option

@@bookerddn911 fair enough, Is all good to give an opinion, just gave an explanation on how Hearns made it work. As far as I know I was not being disrespectful. And in this case, having good balance is the only way to do it. Everyone should strive for it. How you achieve it may depend of the anatomy of the fighter. Which is what I tried to detail on my answer. Being tall does not mean you are fighting tall.

@@delcardo_boxing I was agreeing with you. He said Tommy hearns stayed tall and I told him just because Tommy hearns stayed tall doesn’t mean getting low won’t work.

@ haha my bad, I was not sure Thanks you 🙏

Unfortunately Saunders and Bivol are different kinds of defensive fighters. While Saunders is a passive counter puncher. And this allowed canelo to be patient and pick his punches. Bivol is a proactive slick fighter, and allowing him the space to operate and feint would have made it even harder for canelo to fight him. I think his forward approach was a good try. Bivol was just too big and skilled. It happens

Well he’s a weight class down and much shorter, and while he’s beaten light heavyweights before, Bivol is too good for his usual power

Thank you, Really appreciate your encouragement 🙏 Honestly, I am just looking to share useful stuff that I would have liked when I just started.

Sounds like this guy is not only taller, but also more athletic and experienced. At this point film of yours and him is the only way I can tell where you can find an edge. Only 2 things come to mind that you may try: 1- Smother him if he gets too close. This will stop the action. Make him respect your space a bit more. 2- Box him backwards. This way you can see him coming. But boxing backwards means that you keep a solid base as you move. But even these concepts depend on you having many fundamentals in place that you maybe disregarding. One last thing that never fails is watch your film of him. And learn from him. Why he gets away with pressure? Why your punches are not landing? Is you breaking base or him using proactive defence? This way you will find a solution or at least grow from these experiences.

Definitely. Navarrete has a huge gas tank. If one has bad cardio a couple of these exchanges will leave you gassed out haha

Glad to help 🔥

Definitively

For sure, meanwhile you can check my videos on Inoue vs Fulton. It covers the basics on fighting taller opponents

@delcardo_boxing yeh i have watched all videos but plzz next on the topic I suggested you. Thankyou.

Sounds good, will get it on the pipe line

I agree he has been one of my favourites too. More tactical than his fights apear to be

Hahaha I was hopping for the opposite reaction. Why you think so?

Glad to hear, What aspect of the video you found most helpful?

If you're speaking real English It's defence.

As far as I know both are acceptable

Thank you 🙏

He did, no doubt that helped too

Hello Jfar, Thanks for saying hi How are you doing?

Thank you 🙏 Glad to hear that it is helpful

Thank you 🙏

Thanks for the suggestion. I will do it . I am working on a solid ratio between amateur and pro. Like 2 pro 1 amateur or so

Good question. In principle you follow the concepts that I explain on my videos on Inoue. 1st neutralize their lead hand similar to what Valenzuela did. (This method works for short fighters, Tank did it on Ryan and I explain in on my videos covering that fight) 2nd You punch as he opens up. (How to achieve this is covered in those inoue videos) Hope all this helps

That is the way it is. One keeps moving up and you end up fighting giants. But is just a testament to Loma's talent to even get belts at that weight-class. But yes at this point everyone is just younger and bigger.