Japanese Karate Sensei Reacts To Boxing! MAYWEATHER SPARRING
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Would you consider doing another one of these videos but on Mike Tyson and the style of boxing he does. It is called Peek-A-Boo.
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Boxing is the art of position. The way to evade and move just slightly enough to miss but just enough to be ready for the next clean power strike. Jabs are for distraction and to overwhelm while the rear hand is for the KO bow. The legs "kick" down the ground to transfer energy to the fists aside from skipping and sliding for quick movement. There is a saying that "the twist of the feet is a reflection of a perfect rotation of the hips when striking". Just like in Karate
"NO NO! Its not about the "attitude"! you are TOTALLY missing the genius here!
that "attitude" is concealing the footwork!
you guys must look pass the supposed attitude stuff man. while you were watching his "attitude" you totally missed the beautiful foot work.
your gonna miss a lot of subtle things
mayweather is pulling a bruce wayne on us.
the persona is bruce wayne but he fights like batman.
dude could YOU PLEASE do a reaction video of this video titled "The Drunken Master - Emanuel Augustus Insane Style Explained | Technique Breakdown" this video breaksdown a boxer known as drunken master.
ruclips.net/video/xL9TDcXvDCw/видео.html
this video imo applys to what im trying to say i believe you are seeing here.
floyd mayweather called him his toughest opponent hes ever faced, despite what his win loss record says.
Sensei you should react to Michael Jai White movies
If you want to see a really spectacular fighter then I suggest you go look at Naseem Hamed, he was a UK fighter active in the 90's, his reaction time, ability to evade punches and striking power were astounding.
I highly recommend you do a reaction to this boxer.
You are so open minded saying that boxing defensive techniques would be good to practice. That's awesome
Haha thanks
Floyd is so much more relaxed than everyone else he fights. Alot of strikers dont realize that being relaxed is what allows you to strike hard, move fluidly and react quickly. Hes always pressuring his opponents so hes weakness isnt very visible.
Floyd’s a gym rat he works extremely hard and takes care of his body he doesn’t drink or smoke only work that’s why he’s the greatest that’s what separates him
As a former amateur boxer I can confirm that spinning your body is an amazing way of defending at close distance, for once, your movement is little, so it is pretty quick, and even if you don't completely evade the punch, his punch will slip through your body so, you won't take it full force, you also won't move away from your opponent so you can keep at punching range, and finally it leaves you at the perfect position for powerful counterpunching, since turning your body, also serves as loading your punch, something you aren't encouraged to do otherwise, as it is a huge visual queue that you'r about to punch
Yeah the loading aspect is why counter punching can be so devastating. Because you're hiding the load up that would normally extremely telegraph your punch behind a defensive movement
@@craigcrissman4651that’s why I never used to load my punches at the start of the fight. Hit them with nonsense using your speed counters to start . Then in the mid rounds that shit is going to wear on them and they will get frustrated . When they get frustrated their form will take a dive (usually) . When their form takes a dove and frustration takes over , THATS when you begin to load your shots and show them what your hands are really made for……the sweet science baby
Just wanted to say, you have great analyzing skills...
Thank you!
That “double” at :48 is fuckinng sick !!! If you’re not a boxer or at the minimum have never been a combat athlete of any kind you simply don’t know how beautiful that shit is. There was a slight miss but a solid connect as well. He def gave his opponent something to think about. And really combat sports are ALL ABOUT MENTAL when it comes down to it. That shit was FAST ASF!! and it made his opponent think “dam, if he can hit that fast when is the next one coming “……fucking beautiful
I hope you would react to tenhin nasukawa or hiroki akimoto or any other karateka that has transition to kickboxing
I loveeee Tenshin too ! Probably in the future
Mayweather strength is his ability to read the space, like you said, and react accordingly. He’s a good counter boxer and has great head movement that allows him to counter.
I think his biggest weakness is his attitude. He believes he’s untouchable and I don’t think he’s fought very aggressive peek-a-boo fighters (like Mike Tyson) or In fighters that can properly counter his style.
He did, and the referee was so corrupt that it almost started punching the other guy (Marcos Maidana). Check it if you can, there is a particular point in the fight where the referee interrupts the match FOR NO REASON when Maidana pinned Mayweather to the ropes. No clinching, no down, no fault, nothing, just "hey hey hey, stop punching ma boi. Ok, keep fighting."
You need to watch one of his real fights not a sparring session to see what he does. He's paying that guy. Watch him against Manny Pacquiao.
Good point!
You would learn more watching Mayweather vs. Zab Judah where he had to overcome initial difficulty/Zab's incredible speed or the first fight vs. Maidana, who has a very rough aggressive style (Mayweather had to use his skill to establish control and slow the tempo).
@@maofas They say when the student is ready. the teacher will be there. I like this channel, but he is probably not ready to see areas where he can be a much better fighter. He doesn't understand the use of the torque a boxer or kick-boxer can generate by doing pulled punches. Almost every punch in karate is a pushed punch, and that habit of hikite position at the hip is a terrible idea.
His best performance ever was against Corrales. To me thats Floyd at his prime. Crazy reflexes and combinations. Check it out guys its a fight before Floyd got popular and it was against a real though opponent. They were both in their prime but Floyd outclassed him.
@@Docinaplane ali use the reverse punch
i would love to see you analyse giorgio "the doctor" petryosan, the GOAT of kickboxing.
Thank you for doing this analysis, Floyd Mayweather has an understanding of boxing beyond many, even within the sport itself and there is so much complexity to what he does, it takes your openness to art forms to appreciate the skill level of this fighter. I have seen some of your other videos and your explanation of the detail and variance in the Karate you discuss is enlightening to someone like myself who has never practiced it, thank you for your work.
Issue is.. Boxing vs karate is hard to do. Mayweather is a pro boxer and a normal boxer box's different. But from one person that did do boxing for 3 years and now doing karate. I can say.
Karate doesn't roll the punches that boxers are doing. But in boxing your feet work is where the power comes from and shoulders. In karate the power is from the hips.
Also the blocking with gloves are parries. With or without gloves parries are the 2nd best move you learn. But you also learn to move your head.
Karate can use the hand work from boxer's. Boxers can use the kicks from Karate.. But at that point you would be a kick boxer. So as I said it hard to compare the styles.
Another problem comparing the Mayweather style in particular, is that they use their left hand as a catchers mitt to protect the jaw, which is only possible with a bulky boxing golve 👍
@@stanclark3992 " Boxing is inferior to karate, " to you. Just like everything else in your post.
But since it is clear you have never had to use it in a real fight vsing a boxer. I will not comment again to you after this.
@@stanclark3992 Sorry I don't feed trolls.
When you claim " I am not a troll " read the following before posting it.
Then you are clearly not able to understand or see why proclaiming one style beats another is nothing but " I have never been in a real fight. But I do like to act it up "
Mayweather is known for his defense more than his power. McGregor was able to hang with him for a long time for a non-boxer. He was also able to land some heavy punches on Floyd till he gassed out. Look on RUclips. There is a guy who challenges people to try and hit them. His upper body movement is really effective.
I love your analysis of the martial arts, please do some comments about Keysi Fighting Method (Defense Lab), ghost boxing or 52 blocks.
Lots of people don’t recognize Mayweathers ability to control the ring and distance between himself and his opponent. This is why his defense is so prolific. If you watch even when he is on the outside he is controlling everything. In boxing you’re taught to control the center. It gives you more options and ability to really impose your will and know where your opponent is going to set your attacks. Watch any Mayweather fight and you see this control.
But a great defense to this control of the ring and to be able turn the table on control against a Mayweather defense is to bully him. But many just couldn’t do it for long periods. This is because he would make a slight change to his stance or he’d draw you in to reassert control, or he’d attack with more pressure, and this would make his opponents think they needed to switch they style with his, and that’s why Mayweather was such a great fighter and his defense was impeccable. Had his opponents understood to continue a bully/close pressure offense, they’d be more successful with Mayweather. Also Mayweather hated when his opponents were fast and moved a lot changing they angles.
These where Mayweathers pros and cons. It’s easier said then done, of course. But when you fight you know how important this things are. Especially in boxing.
Being I fought (Boxing)for over 30+ years, over 15 years in TSD, and a little bit of training in kick boxing, and aikido. Sometimes mastering some of the simplest techniques will help you have the most success, and control (ring management, distance, movement, timing, and subtle adjustments) makes the biggest impact in a fight and success in a fight.
Just found your videos. Love them already. Been binge watching for 2 days lol. Keep up the great content. 🙏🏾
Hope you could react to Manny Pacquiao someday.
Oh good idea!
His greatest point is his defense and I’d say his weakness in his later years was power
Also, with his "philly shell" type defense, old school boxers like Mark Brealand said they would be pounding his arms until they were dead lol.
Which is actually a tactic that Canelo commonly uses now 😎
Yeah Floyd destroyed Canelo bro 😂 Floyd’s a master boxer there is no weakness in a fighter that never lost 😂 50-0 baby 🐐
@@mopar_keys its common knowledge he had issues with his hands later in his career.... Which affected his power
@@iiTzoreo1 since he had brittle hands and broke knuckles dam near every other fight is the reason he switched his style to more of a Defensive virtuoso going from pretty boy to Money he still had power he still got KO’s … As said by Floyd himself
Floyd never lost his power . He had to be more conservative with his punches due to the damage his hand took over a 20 year career
Mayweather might be the TBE with his shoulder roll defense, slips and distance control. Though, Mayweather did have a tough time boxing against the pressure boxer, Marcos Maidana. Mayweather vs Maidana 1.
not really maidana through a lot but landed very little cleanly, mayweather schooled him in the re-match, mayweather was the class of the era , and ironically before he hurt his hands and was pretty boy was an agressive ko artist a fact few casuals know as they have not followed his early career through the weight classes.
Boxing teaches you to be sharp, I fought Muay THai all my life and never lost but when I fought a cruiserweight boxing champ, he put me down on one knee with a hook, from then on I studied boxing
React to kickboxer Takeru Segawa please, thanks.
What is he known for?
@@KarateDojowaKu He is K1 world kick boxing champ
Trying to answe your questions, Sensei: Mayweather's strengths are mostly on the way we uses his shoulders to block and make the opponent act (and then react), but also be tactical about the whole fight e.g. let the opponent hunt at the beginning, make them tired, then go after them. His weakness, I'll say, compared to someone like Mike Tyson or Ali, is that he has less footwork (he has lots of hip and shoulder, but not as much footwork). Instead he'll break the rhythm and walk around the ring. The other most obvious weakness is that *he's only a boxer* and doesn't know how to kick or grapple. Of course, he might be one of the best strikers in the world.
The blocking technique that caught your attention at the beginning of the video is called 'cross guard'. Archie Moore was a master at the cross guard, often following it with dangerous counter combos. Here's a video in which Moore's technique is analyzed.
ruclips.net/video/-dnvBsqm6pE/видео.html
His strength is controlling the distance with that lead hand. What you also notice is that he makes his sparring partner come to him, so he can practise intercepting him as he moves in. I didn't follow his career, because his fights weren't very watchable, so I don't know whether he ever fought an expert counter-puncher. If you want one of the greatest fights of all time, look for Marvin Hagler vs Sugar Ray Leonard.
Why no lead hook in Karate? It can be telegraphed, take longer, yet is still often there when the straight jab, uppercut or backfist is not. Especially when your opponent is expecting a jab, upper cut or backfist. And it's more powerful than the others often finishing your opponent.
My guess is that a hook becomes effective once the weight of the gloves are added on. If you try with just your bare fist more power can be loaded if you punch rather straight . Maybe this component is one of the reason why
@@KarateDojowaKu Bare fist or not it's very effective & powerful. Maybe even more powerful than a Karate counter punch. Watch MMA, tiny 4oz gloves yet plenty of KO's by lead hook, it's power is the kinetic chain energy that Bruce Lee explains very well in Tao of Jeet Kun Do. The kinetic chain downside is telegraphing, so it won't land as the lead strike in a combination or without at least a feint. But it lands regularly in boxing, kickboxing, Muay Thai & MMA.The power just like a Karate punch comes from the hip rotation, since it's path isn't a straight line but a curve, greater traveled distance to the target means it reaches the target later but at a higher speed. Also its adding centrifugal force to it's power. In boxing it's generally the 3rd strike in a basic combination with jab being the 1st, cross being the 2nd & the hook the 3rd.
@@sonnystaton have you ever landed round punches on somebodies noggin bare knuckle? 🤕
No gloves = straight punches lol
@@daveyjones18 Yes I landed round punches regularly. I grew up in vallejo, the home of Mac Dre, E40 & many other gangster rappers & ufc fighter Mark Munoz. Why do you think I was into martial arts? I don't do straight punches to the skull any more than I would a hook. But I damn sure will & have landed straight punches & hooks to the face, jaw & temple. Even if I don't land it, it is a great sets up for a kick. In America there are so many people who by boxing training or by watching boxing will lean their upper body back to avoid a hook, leaving an big opening to follow with a body kick.
@@daveyjones18 I don't see any logical argument for a higher risk inadvertently landing a hook to the skull, than a straight punch. Even if you do the chances of it landing square where you'd hurt your hand are even lower. And the opportunities it offers as both a direct strike, part of a combo or even a feint to set up another strike far outweigh that risk.
Just so everyone knows floyd doesn’t take breaks when he trains (well maybe a 5 min break out of literal hours of training) and then he’ll go in and do some sparring and if I’m not mistaken this is doghouse rules spar so there are no rounds and they fight for like 20 odd minutes STRAIGHT! Doing it multiple times so you could say he does do round but they are EXTREMELY long
hope you will make a video about Vovinam
awesome video keep it up. you should react to canelo Alvarez
a lot of filipinos love boxing when manny had a fight a lot of filipinos where inside their houses or in their neighbors house.
Do you think the Old Karate is better and much more pure from the Modern One??
It all depends on the situation!
You shoul make a video where you spar a good boxer
Hi Sensai can you please make an analysis video on Muay Thai
The greatest defensive boxer was nicolino locche. I would love if You wach his fight against takeshi fuji
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A possible way to stop his Pull Counter is to not throw a lazy jab, so whenever you fight a fighter like Mayweather, try not to drop or spend much time to retract your Jab
Great point!
@@KarateDojowaKu 🙂
What do you think of mixing boxing with karate or/ and Thai boxing?
Mayweather is one of the smartest fighter ever ,you should watch him fight canelo
I do karate and boxing this is cool
I would like to see a fight between you and Mayweather no rules
I gotta gain weight, practice real hard for years, and learn grappling
@@KarateDojowaKu you can do it, I have faith in you 😀
He was the greatest at defence and it’s great that you are open minded and wouldn’t allow the negative opinions of Floyd put you off studying Floyd
Mayweather Jr's strenghts are his excelent jab, his defense and chin (he never got knocked down), great reflexes, counter-punches, his precise right cross and his awesome ring movement (He is able to control his space in the ring while fighting, in order to not get cornered).
His weakness (at a pro level) is his power. He had hand problems during his carreer and injured both hands, lowering his power late in his carreer.
I just started karate classes did I choose the right heart to properly defend myself against boxers
No lol
u should analyze a fight or best of.
React to Mike Tyson someday.
Definitely!
@@KarateDojowaKu Also Ali
It's just a exhibition for the press.... This real sparring or training are very much level up (sorry for my english😔)
👋 🙇 Sensei REDESIGN KATAs to be done in the BOXER BLADED STANCE . instead of Seisan stance/front stance
Can you react to Samart Payakaroon Thai Nak Muay and Western Style boxer
Mayweather has mastered the "shoulder roll." Karate has plenty of "weaknesses". Karate should start using the vertical punch for street defense. That's just for starters.
Lol. Using the vertical punch? Why are you trying to make karate worse instead of better?
Isshin ryu use verrical punches
I was hoping this post would die into oblivion at some point, but I guess it will not (just when I think nobody cares). Anyway, the 'vertical punch' I was referring to is not related to karate but more like boxing/generic/jkd type: if you're right-handed, your knuckles are on top (on contact), and considered 'horizontal' karate kind of 'tsuki', whereas (also right-handed) when your knuckles are on the right side, therefore considered 'vertical' as in Bruce Lee's jkd. Overall, I'm encouraging (at least Shotokan) karateka how to respond to western style, Muay Thai boxers, & kyokushin karateka, off the mat.
@@alfiefelix7968 ahh I see. Understand your point.
Do a reaction of mayweather beating tenshin nasakawa
@SPlinter Echelon cause mayweather is a boxer and it was tenshin who asked to fight floyd if it were the other way around I’d say it would be different but you can’t come chase floyd for a fight and not have it in boxing
Ok.. you can still parry a punch without a glove or a glove that big.
those are 16 ounce gloves. professional boxing matches go down all the way to 8 ounce gloves.
back in the old days of boxing , gloves went all the way to 6 ounce gloves i think. like floyd mayweather fights at 8 ounce gloves, ali at one point i think used 6 ounce gloves.
in ufc i think they are four ounce gloves. so a 6 ounce glove is not to far off from a 4 ounce glove.
and these guys were parrying or blocking punches with 6 ounce gloves wich are almost the same size as a ufc glove.
oh yeah. also the gloves are not ment to be a weapon. thats not what the gloves are for. the gloves are soley desgned to protect the hands. however its not ment to protect the opponent either.
Hello Sensei. Since you enjoyed analysing Mayweather's boxing, and because you learned how aikidoka draw out an attack, I think you would really enjoy this analysis: ruclips.net/video/oTO6abQFs14/видео.html
Based on this video, I think you can say that aikido/aikijutsu uses either "progressive indirect attack" or "attack by drawing" to create an opening for a "hand Immobilization attack".
Mayweather is a defensive master. His style used a Philly shell which has its own flaws.
Mayweather vs canelo would be the one to watch
You should react to canelo
What's that?
He is a very skilled boxer I think you might like how he fights
@@KarateDojowaKu Best Mexican boxer right now. Point in fact, he is arguably the best pound for pound boxer out there right no. Tyson Fury be damned, Canelo Alvare's offense is just short of perfect. Sugar Ray Robinson tier, IMOH.
React to his training
React to Rafael Aghayev
You should analyze a real boxing match. Maybe early Muhammad Ali fights?? So much speed, power and even elegance.
Mayweather is way faster than that, you should check out pernell whittakers highlights too. I appreciate your open mindedness, I myself am working on that.
Please react to Roy Jones jr next!!! Please!
please react to the boxing fight of manny pacquiao
I appreciate the video, but I think your analysis would be better if you watch Floyd in a real fight(s)
Thanks
Bet ya my phill shell is solid against your karate and I’m a south paw as well gloves don’t matter when you have accuracy weather you’ve gloves or not makes no difference if you think that you won’t understand the fundamentals of the philly shell/ shoulder roll
@@stanclark3992 I wouldn’t say one particular discipline is stronger than another I believe it’s about the athlete more than anything
Bjj beats us both in that regard but I bet I can tap out 90% of white belts even though I am a boxer
And when it comes to elite levels again it comes down to the participants skills and not what skills their discipline has ie you can’t say karate is superior because it uses kicks etc if that particular person because if they cannot apply the technique in a real life scenario
@@w8ngr Part A: Hi Chris. PP#1. Chris, I'm saying one discipline is stronger than another. Your view is typical of the sport mindset... where athletics & physical talent play a predominant role.
@@w8ngr Part B: Hi Chris. pp#@. BJJ is a fine martial art... and brought some technical attention & efficiency to grappling. Does BJJ beat what I do...In principle, NO. Why? We have an entire channel on Shotokan karate right here... leading one to the same answer. Cheers.
@@w8ngr Part C: Chris, PP#2. The white-belt refence,,, that's implicitly accurate in any art. Never heard this in any TMA school I trained @... like Bro, common sense.
@@w8ngr Part D: Chirs, PP#3. By 'elite,' you mean skilled? Right know,, there's all this talk about Conor McGregor being 'exposed.' as NOT elite... when I pointed that out long ago. What do I get... TROLL City! As to why karate tradition is superior, to sport fighting styles such as boxing, wrestling, I can say so... 'cause it's true. Should you want to delve further... I suggest you commence your journey by studying Host's YT Channel... and come back in 1-5 yrs. Cheers.
Floyd mayweather is the greatest defensive boxer period .🥊
Just sayin', but...
Floyd Mayweather may as well b one of da greatest boxers 2 ever lace up a pair of gloves in dis time, but 2 me he's a PoS human, based on what I've seen from him outside da ring an' other things! I've nothing but contempt 4 him!
You ask what we think Mayweather's weaknesses are. He often holds his front hand across his stomach - from there he can flick his jab out - moving a bit like a backfist but then straightening at the end. His rear hand is held ready for a cross. If you fought him with your right leg forward - keeping your elbow down - your jab to his head will naturally shield you from his jab with your forearm (he'd be trying to lift his arm into your forearm using only his shoulder muscle - which is a very weak movement), and your left arm can be ready to deflect any cross he throws, but you can also circle to his blind side as your punch, making it even harder for him to cross. He may of course change his guard or stance - but that's where he's inherently vulnerable with that guard.
You mention the leaning and twisting of the upper body. It's worth remembering that there are no low kicks in boxing. With full contact low kicks allowsed, when you lean your upper body and commit weight to one foot, that foot/leg becomes an easy target for sweeps or low kicks.
Regarding using the front hand: karate also has the haito uchi (in English, ridge hand or reverse knifehand) strike. With practice, it can be thrown out much like a jab ~20cm to the side of the target and snapped back surprisingly strongly through the target: it's stronger and faster than a hook punch, far less telegraphed and more controlled. That can be mixed in with jabs, backfists (both sideways and forward/downward) and don't forget elbows: they're especially useful when someone blocks a jab near your wrist, if you're sliding forwards to close distance. Which is not to say uppercuts aren't useful too: they certainly are, but you touch on the reason you see a lot more of them in boxing - the large gloves make it harder to damage an opponent holding their globes by their head, and an uppercut can sneak through that kind of guard. When it's not so hard to hit the head, the uppercut - which has very limited range and slow recovery - isn't needed or useful quite as often.
....No, the ridge hand is not faster or stronger then a hook punch. As in, a hook punch can be more compact then a ridge hand while retaining more power. Which ironically makes the hook punch less telegraphed and more controlled then the ridge hand.
With all due respect, Nagano-san, but a better showcase of true modern pugilism in all its real shape, dept and heart, to reach in all of your analytical potential my sincere and personal sugestion is Sugar Ray Leonard Versus Marvin Marvelous Hagger.
Here is an article about it, so you can better judge this comment:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_Hagler_vs._Sugar_Ray_Leonard
Mayweather would destroy karate guys who don’t actually fight for real.
Mayweather is a God of boxing...his defense is insane and that lead hand is killer.if I were to build a perfect boxer it would look like him.
Mayweather's thing is that he has some of the best defense the sport's ever had. The man probably has it down to a science.
Not some of, he is the best defensive fighter ever