These Boxing tutorials are priceless. I wish 7 years ago when my son started boxing I had a teacher like this. Too many coaches teach boxing but don’t understand the sweet science of boxing. Learning the whys in extremely important for a boxers development.
Great video. A lot of people underestimate parry’s when it comes to boxing or kickboxing/muay thai. I train in both, they can be timed well if you practice enough.
Excellent as always. Coach D and Coach Yankello are definitely the best fundamental teachers of boxing on RUclips. Always refer to their videos when teaching my kids or training myself. Always so technically sound and rooted in the fundamentals of boxing. Plus they both have a very easy to digest style of teaching. Pure Gold.
Where were you when I was boxing 10 years ago? I wish, I could be in my 20's again. You're a true master of the art, not only can this be used for competition purpose, but can also be very effective in self defense. I'm about to buy the website tutorials to unlock some more advanced techniques. Thanks again.
Great insight regarding the first Leonard - Hearns fight! The moves you have shown are a part of the true science of Boxing. Thank you both for your time.
Don’t sleep on the first technique . If you got his instructionals you can even punch that livershot on the move gaining even more distance . Absolute gem
I really enjoy your lessons. I am able to teach that as part of what teach. Old school techniques that most people don’t teach. Keep up the great work, thanks
Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! Always confused when to slip or parry. Too many options freeze your flow if you are thinking too much. Thanks Coach for explaining the benefits of parrying versus slipping! Great info once again!
Thank you so much Coach Tom Yankello! Most honestly, as one of the most dedicated Masters Amateur Boxers (I very much know what it’s like to be the only boxer in the gym-my coaches know:), your channel World Class Boxing and Precision Striking are the two best boxing instructional video channels on RUclips. Thank you for your practical counters (since I’m an aggressive pressure fighter- please more Pacquiao and Tyson videos:). My defense and counter punching is making real good improvement. Also, please more counterpunching for us southpaw boxers with Paul “The Pittsburgh Kid” Spadafora! Sincerely and Honestly, Jeff “Rattlesnake” Railey 5X Champion Masters Amateur Boxer
Man love this channel. As a Martial Artist and boxer I use very similar techniques especially the parry. I view as redirecting the force or attacking the balance. Your opponents have to recover after you parry a punch. Especially lunging or over committed punches. In that small amount of time creates counter punching opportunities. Definitely don’t see enough of this in today’s boxing. It’s a art onto its self.
I’m an amateur fighter who spar a newly pro fighter( two pro fights). Needless to say the guy has a mean right hand which I am leery of. I will definitely look to use the techniques you have shared and make him pay. Thank you sir.
Good stuff. The parrys work. I trained myself. 1st fight I didn't even know how to parry, I learned it during the fight as a necessity, but man does it work if you can do it.
Trapping their arm is something I was able to do to. It was either that, or get hit too much. Learned so much just during one fight, because the other guy was highly trained for a novice. If I can get tape on an opponent, I can study their tendencies.
This is great Coach!!!🙏🏼can you make a video on how you train all this with pads, HEAVYBAG,SHADOWBOXING, etc...James Toney was phenomenal with rolling,slipping, parrying!!
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel I have lost count on how many times i have watched James Toney vs Mike Mccallum 1,2and 3..Those bouts were pure classic old school boxing.
Awesome! This one is just what I needed! I heard and learned so many contradicting blocking techniques with different coaches, I didn't know what to make of it as a result. And for some reason, parry was usually overlooked. Thanks, Coach!
AWESOME!!!! Defense!!!! hopefully young fighters will study and incorporate into their game plan. Speaking of Hitman Hearns could you do a lesson on the pawing jab how to use it to set up right hand behind it like hearns use to like wilder did last night Thing of beauty if done correctly!!
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Great video Coach! This seems as you said to be a lost art I don't see it much. My question is this works on their momentum correct? So does this mean use it only when they throw their weight behind the 👊 thank you coach.
Probably more so when more weight is distributed behind the punch, but misdirecting the punch regardless messes with the rhythm of the entire punching combination.
+World Class Boxing Channel Hi, how do you feel the way Canelo countered Jacobs right hand compares to how Leonard parried and countered Hearns long rights?
Which world champs have been the best at blocking the right hand like this? I like the right uppercut counter vid you did featuring Canelo where you actualy showed the punch being used in a fight.
0:12 counter rt hand using parry / block Fighting tall opponent 0:30 parry better than slip /roll /mor time counter 1:15 parry:( cut distabce by parry to deflext his shot take him longer to recoil /better then roll or slip ) 1:35 parry it with lft hand and go to body Taking his rt hand to my rt shoulder And pulling lft shoulder back So same time I do that I set my self hook to body 2:38 parry its better than slip becz I turn his body and he cant recoil as fast 3:33 parry rt hand throw own rt hand I cancome back with hook too becz I parry it not slip it so he have time recoil Its lost art 4:25 block rt hand to body and roll with it to counter with body shot to solarplexus or uppercut to head 5:10rt hand half circule parry Then counter lft hook to body And I dont swing parry to hard 6:05 4 great ways to be effective with parries /blocks to counter to head and body 6:13 extra shot:when parry rt hand throw own rt hand /I can go lft hook to body too Becz rt hand set me up for it
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel sorry if I wasn't clear. In some of the demonstrations you showed in this video. What can i do to watch out for my opponent left hook after i parry or slip the right hand. Because as you know people tend to throw the left hook after the straight right. and thank you for your reply and your videos are great.
the force from the parry has to be just enough to influence the body balance so that he cannot throw that left shot instantly - like in the video said: thats the benefit compared to just slipping. In other martial arts where are no boxing rules its even important to prevent holding or from getting scratched in the face - or like in the header written when fighting with blades - it’s necessary to control the opponents nearest weapon at all times because no benefit from settting up a devastating attack while getting cut or stabbed at the same time! Thank you a lot for your videos! really great content!
World Class Boxing Channel not anywhere near your level just doing in free time - but always trying to learn with by brain too... in Chinese way of fighting with 2 swords (knives) i feel to see very similar approach - but its very refreshing to see it done with good boxing techniques.
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel Let's be real coach. "Usually" you block a hook, duck/roll under a hook or step away from the hook. "Check" the hook? Really advanced. Seldom used in boxing.
@@KaliCarter Nobody here is disagreeing with you my friend. i was asked about parrying a "hook" and my reply was "instead of a parry, the defense is called a "check" which is a means for misdirecting the hook. A similar effect as the parry. I wasn't referring to all of the defensive options that you referred to just now. Hope that clarifies it?
We are down in the midwest - DETROIT. The old trainer that sits along and watches us train day in day out is about 93years old. He was good friends with old Bill Miller the trainer of James Toney. He always yells out roll the shoulder counter back with the RH. Use your body, parry the jab, parry the RH. Bob and weave. True old school style of boxing. Truly a lost art form. However it is "ALIVE" where I am from. I now see how JAMES TONEY LEARNED THE SKILL AND FENICE. From these old guys..
Sir if you parry the opponent's right hand and throw your left hook to his body your head is wide open for his left hook (and we all know after you throw a right-hand you're in position for the 3 left hook)to your head you both will be exchanging punches why not Parry his right hand throw a straight right hand that way you will be able to see 👀the left hook 👊coming at you and you can also duck that what do you think?👊
Your head should be positioned away and lower than his left hook. It's different than exchanging left hooks to the head. Watch this video and the head placement while the left hook to the body is thrown. The opponent has to come a long way to reach you with a left hook. Plus the fact that your left hook to the body is landing ahead of the opponent. You have pushed his momentum away from you by using the parry. We also demonstrate your last comment in this video! We show an example of parrying the right and throwing the right counter.Good work! Thank you very much!
J Star like in the video said: would be vaild for slipping - try it - you will see it can work well... the pary influences body structure long enough to strike first. of course like for everything the other one can adept if done every time...
yeah thats why you have to drill it like crazy with a partner in order for it to come out in sparring or the ring. Hes giving you the blueprint here now its up to you to work it. You're not going to be able to just watch this video and just go out there and do it, need to DRILL.
The only problem with this is a good boxer will pick up on what you're doing and feint you into these positions and make you pay! These will only work against a boxer who commits or steps with every punch like your assistant is doing
Ahhh you are correct! That is the problem with every move in a sport like boxing. That's why you don't work the same counters every time. That is the "sweet science!" That is why you learn options, as we are demonstrating and give different looks to your opponent, so that you limit your predictability. Great work here! Thanks for reaching out!
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel Of course, especially as I now know you're an advocate of film study. Mandatory homework imo, although the gyms I've been involved with never recognised this.
The 2 intangibles to what your saying is 1) How well your instict and insight is which we all have an innate threshold for the ability to see things materializing! That’s why World Class Professional boxing is for the gifted few! . 2) It comes down to how well you have honed your craft! When you parry you don’t slap hard at a punch or move your hand to far away from your face. It’s a craft every parry has to be soft and accurate with only moving your hand an 1 inch or 2 in case of a feint so you have the ability to redirect another block or parry. Also the art of parrying and block is the ability to be able to be soft not hard and stiff! If you have the 2 points that I just spoke of at a high level it can be a very effective way to defend and counter. I will talk about the part of the art of parrying in another video!
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These Boxing tutorials are priceless. I wish 7 years ago when my son started boxing I had a teacher like this. Too many coaches teach boxing but don’t understand the sweet science of boxing. Learning the whys in extremely important for a boxers development.
Excellent. I appreciate this. I'm going to be practing these.
The way Sugar Ray adjusted and adapted shows why he is one of the best that EVER did it.
Very good
Great video. A lot of people underestimate parry’s when it comes to boxing or kickboxing/muay thai. I train in both, they can be timed well if you practice enough.
It's essential. You can counter quick off a Parry
@@daboxer181 I usually resort to head movement or quick footwork off a parry or a counter punch, they definitely are
I really needed to discover some new counterattack techniques by using the parry. Thanks.
Excellent as always. Coach D and Coach Yankello are definitely the best fundamental teachers of boxing on RUclips. Always refer to their videos when teaching my kids or training myself. Always so technically sound and rooted in the fundamentals of boxing. Plus they both have a very easy to digest style of teaching. Pure Gold.
Certainly glad to help you! Thanks for the king words! Much more coming!
Where were you when I was boxing 10 years ago? I wish, I could be in my 20's again. You're a true master of the art, not only can this be used for competition purpose, but can also be very effective in self defense. I'm about to buy the website tutorials to unlock some more advanced techniques. Thanks again.
Great insight regarding the first Leonard - Hearns fight! The moves you have shown are a part of the true science of Boxing. Thank you both for your time.
"sweet science!" Bill
No other channel on RUclips comes even close from what I seen so far coach D and Coach Yankello. AMAZING
I’ve learned more about boxing fundamentals and techniques from this channel than any other on RUclips!
Thanks for all the support!
In Wing Chun we are mastering the parry and blocking techniques, using a lot of drills. It's even more effective without gloves.
Great vid. Thank you.
Excellent teaching. Easy to understand moves and practice them. Thanks
Fantastic moves. Will take some time to master at close range. Practice could be painful.
Practice. You'll get there!
Why is this channel so underrated
This will help with my Jiujitsu self defense. Mahalo
Don’t sleep on the first technique . If you got his instructionals you can even punch that livershot on the move gaining even more distance . Absolute gem
Great video,great lesson,thank you.👍👍🙏🙏
I really enjoy your lessons. I am able to teach that as part of what teach. Old school techniques that most people don’t teach. Keep up the great work, thanks
Many Thanks!
Some similarity to Karate's Uke, but hip rotation with a parry directly prepares the successive attack in Boxing.
Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! Always confused when to slip or parry. Too many options freeze your flow if you are thinking too much. Thanks Coach for explaining the benefits of parrying versus slipping! Great info once again!
The parry to the right to the body with your own right is just genius. Very hard to pull off tho. Great video man thanks a lot
Hi, I'm watching JT for over 7years,but you are my nr.1 Couch. Thanks!
Thank you! It's good to study all coaches, evaluate and make your own educated observations. JT does a good job over there!
How did I not find this channel sooner 😳
But you found us and we are glad you are here!!
I really love this, this reminds me of the brown bomber's techniques.
interesting to see the effectiveness of the parry block. Can you show for parrying the left jab please.
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Thank you so much Coach Tom Yankello! Most honestly, as one of the most dedicated Masters Amateur Boxers (I very much know what it’s like to be the only boxer in the gym-my coaches know:), your channel World Class Boxing and Precision Striking are the two best boxing instructional video channels on RUclips. Thank you for your practical counters (since I’m an aggressive pressure fighter- please more Pacquiao and Tyson videos:). My defense and counter punching is making real good improvement. Also, please more counterpunching for us southpaw boxers with Paul “The Pittsburgh Kid” Spadafora!
Sincerely and Honestly,
Jeff “Rattlesnake” Railey
5X Champion Masters Amateur Boxer
Man love this channel. As a Martial Artist and boxer I use very similar techniques especially the parry. I view as redirecting the force or attacking the balance. Your opponents have to recover after you parry a punch. Especially lunging or over committed punches. In that small amount of time creates counter punching opportunities. Definitely don’t see enough of this in today’s boxing. It’s a art onto its self.
I’m an amateur fighter who spar a newly pro fighter( two pro fights). Needless to say the guy has a mean right hand which I am leery of. I will definitely look to use the techniques you have shared and make him pay. Thank you sir.
Awesome stuff. Can you do a video for lefties please.
Absolute class
Good stuff. The parrys work. I trained myself. 1st fight I didn't even know how to parry, I learned it during the fight as a necessity, but man does it work if you can do it.
Trapping their arm is something I was able to do to. It was either that, or get hit too much. Learned so much just during one fight, because the other guy was highly trained for a novice. If I can get tape on an opponent, I can study their tendencies.
Thanks! Great techniques to practice.
Thanks for explaining that the Perry at a slip and what they do
Fantastic advice. I’ll be deploying these moves tomo morning at sparring
let us know how it is working out for your guys!
This video is very helpful. Thanks.
Thank you this very good video. Ilikw your works😀
Thank you!
Great video, coaches! Your RUclips channel is awesome! Thanks to both of you!
Thanks for joining us!
Excelent, Sir, as always.
Nice
Thank you very much. Perfect explanation!
Thank you very much! Never perfect, but always striving for perfection!
Thank you Coach
I can add this routine to my training thank you😀
yes!
Спасибо за уроки, очень позновательно
This is great Coach!!!🙏🏼can you make a video on how you train all this with pads, HEAVYBAG,SHADOWBOXING, etc...James Toney was phenomenal with rolling,slipping, parrying!!
What a fighter he was👍🏾
@@busby7255 Those guys were fun to watch. What an era!
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel I have lost count on how many times i have watched James Toney vs Mike Mccallum 1,2and 3..Those bouts were pure classic old school boxing.
Really high level stuff!
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Awesome! This one is just what I needed! I heard and learned so many contradicting blocking techniques with different coaches, I didn't know what to make of it as a result. And for some reason, parry was usually overlooked. Thanks, Coach!
that is actually a great mater class video of some different right hands blocks/parrys.....is it one video every week?
we will refer to more in depth parry, block, counter material in our instructional video series!
Damn, this is a great boxing technique channel.
I love this insight and tips.
Thank you!
AWESOME!!!! Defense!!!! hopefully young fighters will study and incorporate into their game plan.
Speaking of Hitman Hearns could you do a lesson on the pawing jab how to use it to set up right hand behind it like hearns use to like wilder did last night
Thing of beauty if done correctly!!
Great video Tommy.
U the man coach!
Great info here tnx! Can you make a video on how to keep shoulders strong for boxing and injury prevention for the shoulders stretching ect would love that haven’t seen any videos about that for boxing 🥊 on RUclips.
This is sn awesome video.
Good stuff,to think about.on,the,ring
priceless coaching indeed.thanks. i am sure you would hit the 100k views before time.
Thank you sir!
Like the parry a lot. That’s most of my defense honestly.
Awesome! Video your video was very helpful thank you for sharing your awesome video I will subscribe
We greatly appreciate that!
master 👍🏽
The most effective parry is the Mike Perry
amazing
Great video Coach! This seems as you said to be a lost art I don't see it much. My question is this works on their momentum correct? So does this mean use it only when they throw their weight behind the 👊 thank you coach.
Probably more so when more weight is distributed behind the punch, but misdirecting the punch regardless messes with the rhythm of the entire punching combination.
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel Thank You Coach
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How about parries for lead straights (jab, jab to the body, ect.) Got any videos on those?
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Ur really awesome sir
I realised these blocks came from Karate .. nice blocking defence when you mixed it guys👍
boxing is a martial art so yeah it has similarities
Buenísimo.
I respect yu so much ❤️
Good
+World Class Boxing Channel Hi, how do you feel the way Canelo countered Jacobs right hand compares to how Leonard parried and countered Hearns long rights?
Which world champs have been the best at blocking the right hand like this? I like the right uppercut counter vid you did featuring Canelo where you actualy showed the punch being used in a fight.
I love this! I fight tomorrow.
Thank you! Good luck in your fight. Please share the video!
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel I won. I didn't stick to the basics so my performance was ugly. I rushed it. If I used my jab I would have finished him to.
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel I posted the video. My fight before this 1 i stopped the guy.
0:12 counter rt hand using parry / block
Fighting tall opponent
0:30 parry better than slip /roll /mor time counter
1:15 parry:( cut distabce by parry to deflext his shot take him longer to recoil /better then roll or slip )
1:35 parry it with lft hand and go to body
Taking his rt hand to my rt shoulder
And pulling lft shoulder back
So same time I do that I set my self hook to body
2:38 parry its better than slip becz I turn his body and he cant recoil as fast
3:33 parry rt hand throw own rt hand
I cancome back with hook too becz I parry it not slip it so he have time recoil
Its lost art
4:25 block rt hand to body and roll with it to counter with body shot to solarplexus or uppercut to head
5:10rt hand half circule parry
Then counter lft hook to body
And I dont swing parry to hard
6:05 4 great ways to be effective with parries /blocks
to counter to head and body
6:13 extra shot:when parry rt hand throw own rt hand /I can go lft hook to body too
Becz rt hand set me up for it
Any tips on watching out for the left hook over some of those moves you just demonstrated?
Are you asking for a video on countering and defending the hook?
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel sorry if I wasn't clear. In some of the demonstrations you showed in this video. What can i do to watch out for my opponent left hook after i parry or slip the right hand. Because as you know people tend to throw the left hook after the straight right. and thank you for your reply and your videos are great.
the force from the parry has to be just enough to influence the body balance so that he cannot throw that left shot instantly - like in the video said: thats the benefit compared to just slipping.
In other martial arts where are no boxing rules its even important to prevent holding or from getting scratched in the face - or like in the header written when fighting with blades - it’s necessary to control the opponents nearest weapon at all times because no benefit from settting up a devastating attack while getting cut or stabbed at the same time!
Thank you a lot for your videos! really great content!
@@MxLxFlute Thanks for your rersponse. Very good info. Martial artist? style?
World Class Boxing Channel not anywhere near your level just doing in free time - but always trying to learn with by brain too...
in Chinese way of fighting with 2 swords (knives) i feel to see very similar approach - but its very refreshing to see it done with good boxing techniques.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for teaching me some new defensive skills. Iv always said that tommy hearns would beat mayweather
Tommy Hearns a great fighter from an even greater era of boxing. Thank you Luke!
l want to one question sir( third technique ) other person down right punch and block elbow
I can hit face right Hook ?
Thanks Bruce Lee....he already taught this in the sixties.
It's a lost art for many. If it's good for Bruce Lee, it's good for us!
Nice1
🎗 Goldust 🎗
How many of these can be used if the opponent's either throwing straight or hook?
s/o from South Africa
You can only parry straight punches like jabs and straight rights. You can block the hooks.
usually you parry the straight punches and "check" the hooks, which will smother and misdirect the hooking punch!
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel Let's be real coach. "Usually" you block a hook, duck/roll under a hook or step away from the hook. "Check" the hook? Really advanced. Seldom used in boxing.
@@KaliCarter Nobody here is disagreeing with you my friend. i was asked about parrying a "hook" and my reply was "instead of a parry, the defense is called a "check" which is a means for misdirecting the hook. A similar effect as the parry. I wasn't referring to all of the defensive options that you referred to just now. Hope that clarifies it?
I would like to see these techniques used in an actual sparring session.
My coach teaches turns and parries
Good stuff. Good coach. Where you located?
We are down in the midwest - DETROIT. The old trainer that sits along and watches us train day in day out is about 93years old. He was good friends with old Bill Miller the trainer of James Toney. He always yells out roll the shoulder counter back with the RH. Use your body, parry the jab, parry the RH. Bob and weave. True old school style of boxing. Truly a lost art form. However it is "ALIVE" where I am from. I now see how JAMES TONEY LEARNED THE SKILL AND FENICE. From these old guys..
@@greylynn-snakevenom113glc7 Love it!!! "Light out!"
People thought I was crazy when I use to say Hearns would give Mayweather trouble.
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Can I do this against Deontay Wilder?
Whats his name did this very well, The old "mongoose" ARCHIE MOORE.. Also LIGHTSOUT MASTERED this to perfection..
Sir if you parry the opponent's right hand and throw your left hook to his body your head is wide open for his left hook (and we all know after you throw a right-hand you're in position for the 3 left hook)to your head you both will be exchanging punches why not Parry his right hand throw a straight right hand that way you will be able to see 👀the left hook 👊coming at you and you can also duck that what do you think?👊
Your head should be positioned away and lower than his left hook. It's different than exchanging left hooks to the head. Watch this video and the head placement while the left hook to the body is thrown. The opponent has to come a long way to reach you with a left hook. Plus the fact that your left hook to the body is landing ahead of the opponent. You have pushed his momentum away from you by using the parry. We also demonstrate your last comment in this video! We show an example of parrying the right and throwing the right counter.Good work! Thank you very much!
J Star like in the video said: would be vaild for slipping - try it - you will see it can work well... the pary influences body structure long enough to strike first. of course like for everything the other one can adept if done every time...
@@MxLxFlute Thanks gonna try it today in training let's see👀what my coach says or thinks about it👊
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel thanks coach👊!
Why is the heavybag positioned so high up
Canelo uses that style
2:10 looks easy in slow motion. I want see it in real time
yeah thats why you have to drill it like crazy with a partner in order for it to come out in sparring or the ring. Hes giving you the blueprint here now its up to you to work it. You're not going to be able to just watch this video and just go out there and do it, need to DRILL.
Pretty big guy there
The only problem with this is a good boxer will pick up on what you're doing and feint you into these positions and make you pay! These will only work against a boxer who commits or steps with every punch like your assistant is doing
Ahhh you are correct! That is the problem with every move in a sport like boxing. That's why you don't work the same counters every time. That is the "sweet science!" That is why you learn options, as we are demonstrating and give different looks to your opponent, so that you limit your predictability. Great work here! Thanks for reaching out!
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel Great reply sir! Totally agree
Please keep in touch. Good stuff my friend!
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel Of course, especially as I now know you're an advocate of film study. Mandatory homework imo, although the gyms I've been involved with never recognised this.
The 2 intangibles to what your saying is 1) How well your instict and insight is which we all have an innate threshold for the ability to see things materializing! That’s why World Class Professional boxing is for the gifted few! . 2) It comes down to how well you have honed your craft! When you parry you don’t slap hard at a punch or move your hand to far away from your face. It’s a craft every parry has to be soft and accurate with only moving your hand an 1 inch or 2 in case of a feint so you have the ability to redirect another block or parry. Also the art of parrying and block is the ability to be able to be soft not hard and stiff! If you have the 2 points that I just spoke of at a high level it can be a very effective way to defend and counter. I will talk about the part of the art of parrying in another video!
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Your partner looks like he’s about to collapse
I swear boxing is wing Chun that works lol
how do i do what canelo did last night lmao
difficult to emulate. Lots of years developing those skills along with the talent. Fun to watch!
LifeOfTheParty 😂😂 made that man hit nothin but air, right in front of em too
Text book jkd techniques
It's hard learning because parry rotate non intuitive