Thanks man, great tips.
Do you have any more tips of letting my right hand go? I'm mostly working with my left now, rarely use my rear hand, i think maybe because i feel my left side is exposed too much everytime that i throw it.
Against a SP, your right works well. You can slip their jab and throw your cross. Slip to the outside (head moves left at 45 degree), opposed to an orthodox fighter where if you slip their jab you have to do it on the inside.
Keep in mind, since SPs are in an opposite stance they can do the same as well (slip + throw power hand).
If your opponent/partner had a very stiff and tight high guard (Lets say he's orthodox), you can bs a hook, and use it to pull his left hand away (so his right arm to you), while throwing the cross, it'll be a bit more arced, but you can get him right on the chin there.
Work on combinations if you don't already, and learn to throw bs, while keeping 1 strike your main kill strike. So a basic one is 1,2,3,kick. Most have the kick as the main strike, and everything else is pure bs to get their parnter/opponent thinking about it. You can try, 1, kick, 3, 2 with the last one (cross) being the main one. Sell the bullshit well so they don't know its bs. Sometimes as bs on my end, I throw my punches even farther than I'm supposed to (1,2,3,kick); My punches touch their guard. Realistically if they didn't guard, my punches would be about 3 inches away from their face, it would never hit, but they feel it on the guard, and thinks that it could hit, and it works well. I'm at the right distance to land the kick without it being jammed. Thats just one example.