Fighters/techniques, you try to emulate in the gym

[Frode Falch]

Ernesto hoost, thiago alves, and Jose aldo for flowing punch combos as lowkick set ups.

Canelo and mayweather is two boxers i like to get inspiration from. Floyd for defense and lead right. And canelo for awesome combos.

I also like the offensive stuff from kickboxers like jerome lebanner, tyrone spong, and saki.

For the more fancy stuff, i tend to look at guys with taekwondo or capoeira background that fight in a place where they need to worry about headstrikes. Kickbox, thai, or mma.

The Sanda and muay thai scene also have alot of unknown fighters that for amazing stuff.

 

[Uchi Mata]

On the mat I'm a huge Demian Maia fan, pretty much all around. I use a lot of Ben Askren stuff from the feet to the floor too. On the feet it's a big mix. Roberto Duran, GGG, Floyd Mayweather, Nieky Holzken, and Ernesto Hoost are all guys I emulate in various ways, though I'm still new enough to striking that I mostly just follow my coach's lead.

 

[BoweryB'hoy]

I try to emulate someone. Then my coach smacks me and I go back to fundamentals.

 

[Tiger]

I try to emulate someone. Then my coach smacks me and I go back to fundamentals.

The correct reply.

 

[LEGS MAHONEY]

Dmitry Pirog has been a big inspiration for me for the past few years. I really love how well rounded and confusing his style was. The shifts, the slick defense whilst simultaneously being aggressive , his constant changing from defending with the shoulder to the orthodox high guard etc,etc. Guy was brilliant.

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[YoungCashMoney]

I study every fighter, but take most inspiration from Pretty Boy Floyd and Roy Jones Jr.

 

[right hand lead]

i only spar guys that are 5'7 and shorter and when i do spar i try to emulate gsp when he fought Kos (mma sparring)

 

[esum80]

lersilla, buakaw, tyson, saenchai, lomachenko, yodsanklai, hearns, shogun.