Dude we need an update and info, how old are you? How many fights have you had? Where u from Etc. I hope your still keeping at boxing bro, all the best 👊🏻
Bro you are really inspiring me to dedicate my life to the cus d‘amato style of fighting you performed extremely well for your first fight bro idk why you stopped or got discouraged but bro you I’ll be the one to tell you that you need to continue. This style of boxing is going extinct let’s bring it back
WOW! I learned P-a-B growing up in Brooklyn NY. 50 yrs. old now and this kid has better moves than I've ever had. More cutting/creating angles and he'll be a razor.
Since I've been stuck at home I also started teaching myself the peek a boo style and your forms video was on loop for many hours in my house. Thank you for sharing your stuff young man and keep it up you look sharp. And if you can make more forms and shadow boxing vids.
The taller boxer should have used his Jab more- and not in the pawing manner- a real stiff power jab to keep you at bay- or use it as a quick blinding yard stick to immediately follow with the cross. You showed great movement and speed- he showed great inexperience and confusion+fear...He froze n let you in his range and missed when he tried countering. Outclassed.
Hey also, I’ve been learning boxing for about 3 years, in the conventional stance. After doing a lot of research about the peekaboo and finding out it feels much more natural to me, ifve been teaching it to myself. I was wondering what your views are on this. Also can you post how you are doing now?
Super bad ass and inspiring bro you are really good at that style I’m shorter then most dudes I fight in the boxing gym I’m going to try and master this art form of boxing , I remember being a kid and doing a similar style and would kick ass in amateurs now as I got older it’s a little different as I’m slower but pack more power I’m going to have to use this style til I get really good
Ayo,, Progress video on your peekaboo style please,, I just seen your video from 5 Years ago and It was so nice, I am really interested to see how far you have come or if You stopped,,
Good fight! The problem with peekaboo styles in amateur fights is that head guards and 16oz gloves means that its hard to really get respect from your opponent thus it usually results in fighters just volume punching as they know they are protected by the head guards and amateur scoring system doesn't value sustained pressure and more significant punches. Keep up the good work never the less
Hey, I know this is an old fight, you look great! i'd recommend more straight right hands, tyson really used them a lot to great affect but it's not talked about as much
Yooow, you have a good movement and balance out there but still you need more more more agreesive. One thing make a patter if you puch. It make your punches more unpredictable and hard to react. :) good peekaboo style. :)
Yo, been wanting to learn Peek a boo as well. Is this in Switzerland? Right where i'm at as well. Am planning to enroll to a boxing gym. But as of now i want to self train a little bit. Nice fight man!
Done boxing for awhile now and decide it’s time to change it up. Starting to learn to do this style! Who do you recommend watching to learn this style?
Wow this is great. As mentioned before your video where you show Peek a Boo is the best I have seen on the style. Its a shame you have not continued with it in your more recent fights to see how it compares with other styles
Essa técnica é extremamente eficiente para o Mike Tyson por causa do seu biotipo, o seu quadril é largo e as suas pernas são muito fortes, garantindo o impulso necessário para multiplicar a força em seus socos.
This was pretty good considering you taught yourself. Something to remember is that “blind-siding” is an essential part of the style. Basically just being able to very quickly put yourself in a position where your opponent physically cannot hit you, while you’re in an excellent position to connect on them. Watch more Tyson footage, as I’m sure you already do, but with the focus on observing all the little details when Tyson does this. The idea is to be able to comfortably execute the speed when “popping in” either side of your opponent, and immediately firing off before they can react. When you watch Tyson shadow box, you see him do these movements where he quickly “snaps“ to immediately face his left, let off shots, then switch to his right, and so on. This is an exercise related to what I’m talking about, because this is the type of movement he makes in order to pop in and then face his opponent’s side. You don’t see many people do it these days, so if you were able to execute it fast enough it’s an extremely useful weapon to add to your arsenal. Obviously it’s pretty difficult, while I don’t attempt to use D’Amato’s style I do practice blind-siding because of how effective it is when you can execute it properly. You really just have to nail the snappy footwork, then add the speed, like with most things, because obviously if you are even slightly too slow your opponent will tend to just move with you, or try to catch you coming in and punish you with a well-timed shot. It’s the type of movement where if you’re caught coming in to blind-side, it can be pretty bad, you’re potentially adding enough to turn an average shot they took into something that’ll end the fight. Not good, trust me. That’s the thing about real peek-a-boo, it’s more likely to just get you hurt if you aren’t extremely well versed in it because technically you really can’t learn authentic peek-a-boo from anyone except former students of the Catskills gym. Last I checked, George Young had returned there to train, but that was several years ago and I haven’t seen an update to their RUclips since. It’s such a particular style with details that most people don’t catch, and they tend to misunderstand it in one way or another. There’s details upon details that are very difficult to pick up on if your only source is footage. Also, beware all the trainers and other people on RUclips attempting to teach the style. I’m sure you’ve seen some of them, they’re a dime a dozen and usually aren’t a good place to get information regarding the style. There’s a few decent ones, but you’re better off watching training and demonstrations from Teddy Atlas, or one of the guys who also trained under Cus with Tyson. Look up the guy I mentioned, George Young, there’s videos of him training a little girl at the actual Catskills gym. It isn’t the greatest reference, but is still valuable if you pay attention and listen to what he tells her. Unfortunately teaching yourself a style almost nobody uses puts you at a great disadvantage against most opponents with a style that their trainer knows how to help them adjust and perfect, and which drills will be most useful to you. You miss out, you most likely won’t have a trainer familiar with a willie-bag and its corresponding numbers. When you and your trainer use a Willie-bag, he can get you used to reacting to the punches he calls out with numbers. This is extremely useful and was used by Tyson and Rooney so that Rooney could call out specific combos to Tyson with the numbers when he saw the perfect opportunity, and the other fighter and trainer wouldn’t understand what was being called out, therefore they have no idea how to react because all they know is “something’s coming”. You seem comfortable fighting this way, and one of the most important things in boxing is using a style that not only suits you and your body type, but one that you are comfortable with. My trainer very quickly had to make me understand this when in the beginning I did what TONS of other kids who loved Tyson did and consistently tried to fight out of a peek-a-boo-like stance because I liked it so much. However, as my trainer explained, my body type and other factors made it a bad fit for me, and although it was fairly comfortable, it wasn’t comfortable enough to help allow it become second mature to me. Many trainers in gyms across the country have at least a couple stories of training a new kid that kept wanting to “fight like Tyson”. I’ll just close this essay by saying that I don’t know how serious you are about pursuing boxing further, but if you have the intention of taking it as far as possible, you’re going to run into problems. Eventually you’ll be up against guys that just have advantages over you because you depend on yourself and limited resources to influence your style and your trainer is only able to help you so much. He won’t have knowledge of the various drills, exercises, combinations, or other details which are important for a trainer to know so you can get the most out of each other. Don’t take this the wrong way, I’m not trying to discourage you pursuing boxing, I just think you should seriously consider how far you can really go using a style that makes your trainer less effective and you can’t learn enough about because you must depend on a limited amount of footage of the style in use. Tyson, Patterson, and Torres all put the style to use in their own way, and you can watch their footage, but it simply isn’t enough. Myself and others who admired the style started out learning the essentials while fighting from typical modern stances for orthodox fighters, and over time after learning the fundamentals VERY well and many rounds of sparring where we could learn our strengths and weaknesses more intimately, were adapted our styles which then became our own. I learned that I could use aspects of peek-a-boo, like consistent head movements and blind-siding, while still keeping the way i fought very much mine and my trainer’s. In the end though, do what works and brings you success, just don’t hesitate to adapt if you begin to suffer because of the choice of style. It can happen like this, or be as simple as someone’s style just not being the right fit for their body-type and not making use of things like a longer reach in favor of wanting to be an inside-fighter despite not having any of the strengths typical of such fighters. Long story long, good luck to you man, don’t let fear control you, embrace fear and become familiar with your own psychology and how best to become a stronger, more capable boxer. You have promise as a fighter, so remember that it’s all or nothing. Boxing isn’t something you can have one foot in and the other out, be ready to give everything you have. This could be the beginning of something beautiful for yourself.
Thats a big ass text lmao. Thanks for your advices. I've been boxing for 6 years now with a one year break because of knees surgery. I love this style and use it a lot but I have my own style too so dont worry. But I still think you can become successful with only this style, and even if you dont have no Kevin Rooney or D'amato in your corner. We have the chance to have some quite good footage about boxing and a lot of tips on it from Catskills guys on YT. Dont worry Ive seen the vids about George Young the day they came out years ago lol. I dont play boxing and altough my journey is not similar to a Ryan Garcia or Tyson with success early on I still will be a champion soon enough. Life plays out different for everyone but everything is possible my friend. cheers
Typically it's really hard for little guy to go against very tall opponents , you smoothly utilized Damato style to negate his reach , though i expected him to rely on the main card in the tall person's pocket - stiff power jab to keep you at bay , which your opponent for whatever reason never utilized. Anyway you r impressive ! What was the difference? You r like 5'9-5'10 and he probably 6'2-6'3?
I learned by watching Tyson videos, but recently I came across this guy who was training in Catskill’s gym ! Here : ruclips.net/user/HadleysPeekABooBoxing
Looks perfect only thing that was lacking is the explosive punching power. Just look at mike tyson ...his punch always stagger or knock someone out on a clean hit. Some may have got the style right, some got the punching power, but you will never find one with both. The reason why this style is almost impossible to imitate is simple. It requires a short physique with wide upper body, and agile/explosive legs for punching power. As well as insane waist and back muscle to weave around from left to right instantly. Without those youre just a tiger without fangs or claws. Still i am impressed by your mastery of the style
Je sais que tu parle français, donc je me permet d'écrire en FR, superbe vidéo ! Je suis aussi en train de perfectionner mon peek a boo style (obliger pour un mec qui fait 1m67 et 65kg mdr). Très aimable de partager le résultat de ton travail ! ;)
Idk how you do it, but slipping in the peakaboo style tends to cause pain at my lower back. Some people say Mike would move his hips, but it's obviously not the case after watching a few matches of his. Maybe the spine isn't designed to take excessive lateral movements.
You’d only have back problems if you bended forward(I’m assuming) your lower back muscles tense up and can’t handle the sudden weight, so in peek-a-boo you use three major movements , u weaves doing a squat (not bending forward),slips to the right and slips to the left.
Did a good job. Homie was struggling to hit your head. I'm boxing at the moment. Coach is teaching me to be a boxer-puncher. but I'm trying to teach myself Peek-a-boo because it feels a lot more natural for me. Not a lot of good legit resources out there though
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This fight took place on MAY 2016, I was boxing for about one year. I learned the peek-a-boo style by myself, I tried my best.
Good job man 💪
Great work man! I’m doing the exact same. Best of luck on your training and maybe we can fight one day
Man you did an amazing job there, the gap of skill in between you two is very noticeable, you have inspired me to keep training peek a boo
Did you watch videos or what?
Gg
This is fucking rare... You are a beast
Dude we need an update and info, how old are you? How many fights have you had? Where u from Etc. I hope your still keeping at boxing bro, all the best 👊🏻
Bro you are really inspiring me to dedicate my life to the cus d‘amato style of fighting you performed extremely well for your first fight bro idk why you stopped or got discouraged but bro you I’ll be the one to tell you that you need to continue. This style of boxing is going extinct let’s bring it back
Check my new video ! Still boxing.
WOW! I learned P-a-B growing up in Brooklyn NY. 50 yrs. old now and this kid has better moves than I've ever had. More cutting/creating angles and he'll be a razor.
Thanks a lot, bet you was way better than you say haha
Since I've been stuck at home I also started teaching myself the peek a boo style and your forms video was on loop for many hours in my house. Thank you for sharing your stuff young man and keep it up you look sharp. And if you can make more forms and shadow boxing vids.
check out yankellos youtube channel he has alot of tyson style drills.. best place to learn the basics of peekaboo if you ask me :D
the loom he’s a great trainer but not in terms of peek-a-boo
You must be a Tyson fan! Love it!
Poor guy tried to keep you away with with jabs but you step in too fast, good fight .
Amazing bro 👍
I learn peek a boo style from your old video
This for me is another lesson
Thank you
Sorry for my english
Videos like these are like the gold treasures of boxing. You can learn a lot.
Due to my short reach, I started learning the peekaboo technique and it has made all the difference. You seem to have mastered it. Kudos.
How did you learn it?
@@jutosgrind I learned it from Cus D'Amato. LoL!
The head movement, the footwork, closing the gap was awesome man
I would love to see how u improved over the years, can you post a recent fight?
Agreed
@@jlopes8638 facts
That will come yes, just posted a video hitting the heavy bag !
Awesome. Congratulations, you are a inspiration for me
Dude that's smooth, do you still box, I'd like to see some of your other fights, or hopefully see you turn pro.
Yes I do, more fights Will be uploaded. I posted a video hitting the bag !
The taller boxer should have used his Jab more- and not in the pawing manner- a real stiff power jab to keep you at bay- or use it as a quick blinding yard stick to immediately follow with the cross. You showed great movement and speed- he showed great inexperience and confusion+fear...He froze n let you in his range and missed when he tried countering. Outclassed.
The taller boxer didn't use head movement at all. Also he had to throw uppercuts when the other guy got so near him.
That blinding yard stick Tyson quickly dismantled in the Holmes fight after some adjustment from his corner
Peekapoo's such a great fighting style
5 year break to come back with this banger of a video, good work man
Haha thanks man ! Hopefully you’ll like the new one.
Really effective style! I'm all about defensive aggression 👍🤜🤛
Good work man! Great head movement and just overall keeping composed and balanced in there. More vids!
Hey also, I’ve been learning boxing for about 3 years, in the conventional stance. After doing a lot of research about the peekaboo and finding out it feels much more natural to me, ifve been teaching it to myself. I was wondering what your views are on this. Also can you post how you are doing now?
I love peekaboo style , I will show it into my whole being
Bro was like:
Get away😭 *slap* *slap* get away😩😭
Your peek-a-boo is PRO 🏆🥊🥇
very talented at controlling the distance too👌
I had to see how that style worked out with you, you did great
Sinceramente, tu ganaste, no había visto est estilo en alguna otra competencia, esto es increíble. Espero que no dejes el estilo.
Super bad ass and inspiring bro you are really good at that style I’m shorter then most dudes I fight in the boxing gym I’m going to try and master this art form of boxing , I remember being a kid and doing a similar style and would kick ass in amateurs now as I got older it’s a little different as I’m slower but pack more power I’m going to have to use this style til I get really good
Bravo, nice. The blue was twice in knockdown.
That style takes aggression to pulls which was nicely show good work
I started to learn peek a boo style at home too
Awesome performance ❤
Fantastic style!
Amazing
Ayo,, Progress video on your peekaboo style please,, I just seen your video from 5 Years ago and It was so nice, I am really interested to see how far you have come or if You stopped,,
Great work, man. Very aggressive. You looked a lot like Tyson. 🥊
I like d style man!!! 💪🏻
Nice job. What stretching do you do? Do you lift weights or just bodyweight workouts?
Nice work for one year training
Early days I see 👍
Good fight! The problem with peekaboo styles in amateur fights is that head guards and 16oz gloves means that its hard to really get respect from your opponent thus it usually results in fighters just volume punching as they know they are protected by the head guards and amateur scoring system doesn't value sustained pressure and more significant punches. Keep up the good work never the less
Well done.
Those head movement though
The Blue Opponent was clearly a Beginner 😑
But your Peek a Boo Style was Nice too 👍
Hey, I know this is an old fight, you look great! i'd recommend more straight right hands, tyson really used them a lot to great affect but it's not talked about as much
Awesome
Impressive, dude !
WOW!!!
good one fr
Can you do another peek a boo shadowboxing
Sharp🔥
Yooow, you have a good movement and balance out there but still you need more more more agreesive. One thing make a patter if you puch. It make your punches more unpredictable and hard to react. :) good peekaboo style. :)
Hes good for a self-taught ill give him that!
Yo, been wanting to learn Peek a boo as well. Is this in Switzerland? Right where i'm at as well. Am planning to enroll to a boxing gym. But as of now i want to self train a little bit. Nice fight man!
Do you predict his shot depending on th position you are on? Like if you weave to the left you would expect him to swing with his left?
Homie didnt even get touched from the looks of the video...
Done boxing for awhile now and decide it’s time to change it up. Starting to learn to do this style! Who do you recommend watching to learn this style?
Joey Hadley
Wow this is great. As mentioned before your video where you show Peek a Boo is the best I have seen on the style. Its a shame you have not continued with it in your more recent fights to see how it compares with other styles
Don’t worry, I’m not done with this style. You’ll see more sparring and fights with this.
@@IronBoxing That is great !
I'm based in England. Sorry I couldn't find my other comment you replied to
@@bilalabdulrazzaq2583 R u anywhere near Essex ?
@@cusssystem8013 Birmingham mate
nice!
Mike 👍👍👍👍💥💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥
We have the same style bro l always use the peek a boo style to win in an aggressive and tall opponent
❤❤
Loooool
u are good im trying to learn peekaboo
Goodshit bro
Nice fight
The one in the blue should just get into wrestling since he lokes to grab so much. The one in red good shit keep it up love the Cus peek a boo style.
porque no peleas mas ?
You a beast!! Any new videos or anything?
Just posted one !
Idéntico a mi jaja yeah peek a boo
How tall were you at that time
Essa técnica é extremamente eficiente para o Mike Tyson por causa do seu biotipo, o seu quadril é largo e as suas pernas são muito fortes, garantindo o impulso necessário para multiplicar a força em seus socos.
What weight u fighting at
Young mike Tyson
bro post your newest fights and or spars
Where are you now? Where can i follow you updates, next fight
Your opponent caught 364 mosquitoes
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Bro Make More video And Get some one who can train damato style You are great
Blue: jab jab jab jab jab
Red: xd
Welche Liga boxt du?
This was pretty good considering you taught yourself. Something to remember is that “blind-siding” is an essential part of the style. Basically just being able to very quickly put yourself in a position where your opponent physically cannot hit you, while you’re in an excellent position to connect on them. Watch more Tyson footage, as I’m sure you already do, but with the focus on observing all the little details when Tyson does this. The idea is to be able to comfortably execute the speed when “popping in” either side of your opponent, and immediately firing off before they can react. When you watch Tyson shadow box, you see him do these movements where he quickly “snaps“ to immediately face his left, let off shots, then switch to his right, and so on. This is an exercise related to what I’m talking about, because this is the type of movement he makes in order to pop in and then face his opponent’s side. You don’t see many people do it these days, so if you were able to execute it fast enough it’s an extremely useful weapon to add to your arsenal. Obviously it’s pretty difficult, while I don’t attempt to use D’Amato’s style I do practice blind-siding because of how effective it is when you can execute it properly. You really just have to nail the snappy footwork, then add the speed, like with most things, because obviously if you are even slightly too slow your opponent will tend to just move with you, or try to catch you coming in and punish you with a well-timed shot. It’s the type of movement where if you’re caught coming in to blind-side, it can be pretty bad, you’re potentially adding enough to turn an average shot they took into something that’ll end the fight. Not good, trust me. That’s the thing about real peek-a-boo, it’s more likely to just get you hurt if you aren’t extremely well versed in it because technically you really can’t learn authentic peek-a-boo from anyone except former students of the Catskills gym. Last I checked, George Young had returned there to train, but that was several years ago and I haven’t seen an update to their RUclips since. It’s such a particular style with details that most people don’t catch, and they tend to misunderstand it in one way or another. There’s details upon details that are very difficult to pick up on if your only source is footage. Also, beware all the trainers and other people on RUclips attempting to teach the style. I’m sure you’ve seen some of them, they’re a dime a dozen and usually aren’t a good place to get information regarding the style. There’s a few decent ones, but you’re better off watching training and demonstrations from Teddy Atlas, or one of the guys who also trained under Cus with Tyson. Look up the guy I mentioned, George Young, there’s videos of him training a little girl at the actual Catskills gym. It isn’t the greatest reference, but is still valuable if you pay attention and listen to what he tells her. Unfortunately teaching yourself a style almost nobody uses puts you at a great disadvantage against most opponents with a style that their trainer knows how to help them adjust and perfect, and which drills will be most useful to you. You miss out, you most likely won’t have a trainer familiar with a willie-bag and its corresponding numbers. When you and your trainer use a Willie-bag, he can get you used to reacting to the punches he calls out with numbers. This is extremely useful and was used by Tyson and Rooney so that Rooney could call out specific combos to Tyson with the numbers when he saw the perfect opportunity, and the other fighter and trainer wouldn’t understand what was being called out, therefore they have no idea how to react because all they know is “something’s coming”. You seem comfortable fighting this way, and one of the most important things in boxing is using a style that not only suits you and your body type, but one that you are comfortable with. My trainer very quickly had to make me understand this when in the beginning I did what TONS of other kids who loved Tyson did and consistently tried to fight out of a peek-a-boo-like stance because I liked it so much. However, as my trainer explained, my body type and other factors made it a bad fit for me, and although it was fairly comfortable, it wasn’t comfortable enough to help allow it become second mature to me. Many trainers in gyms across the country have at least a couple stories of training a new kid that kept wanting to “fight like Tyson”. I’ll just close this essay by saying that I don’t know how serious you are about pursuing boxing further, but if you have the intention of taking it as far as possible, you’re going to run into problems. Eventually you’ll be up against guys that just have advantages over you because you depend on yourself and limited resources to influence your style and your trainer is only able to help you so much. He won’t have knowledge of the various drills, exercises, combinations, or other details which are important for a trainer to know so you can get the most out of each other. Don’t take this the wrong way, I’m not trying to discourage you pursuing boxing, I just think you should seriously consider how far you can really go using a style that makes your trainer less effective and you can’t learn enough about because you must depend on a limited amount of footage of the style in use. Tyson, Patterson, and Torres all put the style to use in their own way, and you can watch their footage, but it simply isn’t enough. Myself and others who admired the style started out learning the essentials while fighting from typical modern stances for orthodox fighters, and over time after learning the fundamentals VERY well and many rounds of sparring where we could learn our strengths and weaknesses more intimately, were adapted our styles which then became our own. I learned that I could use aspects of peek-a-boo, like consistent head movements and blind-siding, while still keeping the way i fought very much mine and my trainer’s. In the end though, do what works and brings you success, just don’t hesitate to adapt if you begin to suffer because of the choice of style. It can happen like this, or be as simple as someone’s style just not being the right fit for their body-type and not making use of things like a longer reach in favor of wanting to be an inside-fighter despite not having any of the strengths typical of such fighters. Long story long, good luck to you man, don’t let fear control you, embrace fear and become familiar with your own psychology and how best to become a stronger, more capable boxer. You have promise as a fighter, so remember that it’s all or nothing. Boxing isn’t something you can have one foot in and the other out, be ready to give everything you have. This could be the beginning of something beautiful for yourself.
Thats a big ass text lmao. Thanks for your advices. I've been boxing for 6 years now with a one year break because of knees surgery. I love this style and use it a lot but I have my own style too so dont worry. But I still think you can become successful with only this style, and even if you dont have no Kevin Rooney or D'amato in your corner. We have the chance to have some quite good footage about boxing and a lot of tips on it from Catskills guys on YT. Dont worry Ive seen the vids about George Young the day they came out years ago lol. I dont play boxing and altough my journey is not similar to a Ryan Garcia or Tyson with success early on I still will be a champion soon enough. Life plays out different for everyone but everything is possible my friend. cheers
@@IronBoxing That’s the right attitude to have when pursuing greatness. Good luck man, all the best.
Shout out to Leo Tolstoy
@@IronBoxing You can make the numbers on the Willie bag your own and go from there. Make it work for you and have your trainer with you. Be easy
You should upload more videos👍
Did you buy a course or did you learn it by internet
Internet
Typically it's really hard for little guy to go against very tall opponents , you smoothly utilized Damato style to negate his reach , though i expected him to rely on the main card in the tall person's pocket - stiff power jab to keep you at bay , which your opponent for whatever reason never utilized. Anyway you r impressive ! What was the difference? You r like 5'9-5'10 and he probably 6'2-6'3?
man you really resemble of iron mike
What channel do you reccomend for learning peek a boo?
P.s. u r a warmachine
I learned by watching Tyson videos, but recently I came across this guy who was training in Catskill’s gym ! Here : ruclips.net/user/HadleysPeekABooBoxing
@@IronBoxing thx. Wish u all the luck of the world. I believe in you
Also check out World class boxing channel by Tom Yankelo his peekaboo videos are probably the best out there
@@IronBoxing really is what vinc Mc saying true?
Put out More content ⚡️👍
What's your weight and height
How's your amateur career going now?
Bro do a tutorial on the peak a poo boxing
Bro thats some fuckin gnarly footage, i know this video is old but holy shit that was fucking awesome. At 16 too blows my fucking mi d
Looks perfect only thing that was lacking is the explosive punching power. Just look at mike tyson ...his punch always stagger or knock someone out on a clean hit.
Some may have got the style right, some got the punching power, but you will never find one with both. The reason why this style is almost impossible to imitate is simple. It requires a short physique with wide upper body, and agile/explosive legs for punching power. As well as insane waist and back muscle to weave around from left to right instantly. Without those youre just a tiger without fangs or claws. Still i am impressed by your mastery of the style
Je sais que tu parle français, donc je me permet d'écrire en FR, superbe vidéo ! Je suis aussi en train de perfectionner mon peek a boo style (obliger pour un mec qui fait 1m67 et 65kg mdr). Très aimable de partager le résultat de ton travail ! ;)
Merci ! Force à toi le travail paie
Idk how you do it, but slipping in the peakaboo style tends to cause pain at my lower back. Some people say Mike would move his hips, but it's obviously not the case after watching a few matches of his. Maybe the spine isn't designed to take excessive lateral movements.
You’d only have back problems if you bended forward(I’m assuming) your lower back muscles tense up and can’t handle the sudden weight, so in peek-a-boo you use three major movements , u weaves doing a squat (not bending forward),slips to the right and slips to the left.
5:08 perf use of bob and weave
What was the father fighter doing to keep getting warnings?
Too much holding
New video plis
Que ha pasado con el canal? Estas bien? Como va tu boxeo? Saludos desde México
Todo bien wey, hay un nuevo video ahora
Saludos 🇲🇽
I hope you're good. Mentally and physically. Hope you're still boxing
Thank you bro, yes I am. God bless
Did a good job. Homie was struggling to hit your head.
I'm boxing at the moment. Coach is teaching me to be a boxer-puncher. but I'm trying to teach myself Peek-a-boo because it feels a lot more natural for me.
Not a lot of good legit resources out there though