Excellent boxing tips for street fighting

Quoted 4 Truth said:
gargamel, i know you. You're the guy that makes shitty threads in the OT.

What are you doing here?

PS-good article
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LOL. he got tired of getting beat up by the OT and came here to learn how to NEVER BACK DOWN.

Gargamel said:
I dont get this part. So the hockey collar grab is only good for larger guys to do since smaller guys wont have the power?

If so i was taught that 2 hands will always be more powerful than one. If a guy grabs my collar, right away I punch like mad with my 2 hands, kinda like wandy did against Fujita. I would welcome someone to grab my collar. That would mean I would tea off on them with 2 hands, while they have only one.

Thoughts?
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With some big guy holding one of your shoulders at bay? You really think you can load up your hips/shoulders and effectively throw with BOTH hands and hurt him? LOL, well i dont know why im asking you, cause you probablly swing like a girl anyways. :icon_chee

But serious, those would be some wussy punches compared the to straight rights you'd be eating while hes holding you at perfect range.
 
So what you do, hypothetically, if a stronger opponent with greater reach advantage were to grip your collar and tee off at his range?

You'd have only a split second to react before the right cross comes flying in would you not?
 
i always been scared to throw a punch in a fight. my hands are pretty messed up already from boxing and i am pretty sure i will break them even more. i prefer to avoid it or the elbow and knees.
 
fightingrabbit said:
With some big guy holding one of your shoulders at bay? You really think you can load up your hips/shoulders and effectively throw with BOTH hands and hurt him? LOL, well i dont know why im asking you, cause you probablly swing like a girl anyways. :icon_chee

But serious, those would be some wussy punches compared the to straight rights you'd be eating while hes holding you at perfect range.
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So then how do you get out of that besides kicking him in the nuts?
 
Gargamel said:
So then how do you get out of that besides kicking him in the nuts?
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My question exactly. Even then, I'd be hesitant to lift my foot for a kick, considering he'd most likely to be trying to off balance and push me with his grasping hand. Any takers?

The best answer I can come up with is maybe a hard strike on his wrist with the blade of my forearm. Surely a forum of amateur/pro fighters can't be stumped by the 'grab your shirt and hit your face' technique.
 
Grey Kid said:
My question exactly. Even then, I'd be hesitant to lift my foot for a kick, considering he'd most likely to be trying to off balance and push me with his grasping hand. Any takers?

The best answer I can come up with is maybe a hard strike on his wrist with the blade of my forearm. Surely a forum of amateur/pro fighters can't be stumped by the 'grab your shirt and hit your face' technique.
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Yes, but I would think maybe a judo throw would work. Ippon seionagi on the left side since his arm is sticking out. Or osoto garo on that left side. Like gray kid asked...any takers?
 
mayb a wrist lock since his got u from the collar, or mayb a 2 to 1 like in wrestling?
 
single collar tie gives you gives you more ways to move , and keep safe , a muay thai clinch is powefull against somebody who doesnt know how to defend it , or is much weaker , or is very tired / devastated from punches before .

In a single collar tie you can move more , keep safe , keep control ( less control though ) and yet get a nice angle for punches , its very usefull imo . If you like Clinch striking , and are against someone you dont wanna break his ribs with a knee , or someone who is better , you dont want to go into the thai clinch , unless its a very good moment for it .
 
Interesting, I don't agree with the shoe shiner or the uppercut to taller people though
 
pretty solid advice. i wouldn't give them to someone who knows jack shit about boxing, though.
 
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