It's a right hook/straight. That's all Pyfer did. His opponent landing is what made it "crazy". Joe's punch had no determinating factor on how his opponent shut off other than applying enough force to knock him out. Hyperbole to the max.
yes, famously, there is no relationship between how someone gets hit, and that person's reaction to getting hit. two completely independent variablesIt's a right hook/straight. That's all Pyfer did. His opponent landing is what made it "crazy". Joe's punch had no determinating factor on how his opponent shut off other than applying enough force to knock him out. Hyperbole to the max.
I'm intrigued.. tell me more about these hook straight punchesIt's a right hook/straight. That's all Pyfer did. His opponent landing is what made it "crazy". Joe's punch had no determinating factor on how his opponent shut off other than applying enough force to knock him out. Hyperbole to the max.
Pyfer may or may not be a hype train in the end but it will be fun to watch as he climbs up the rankings. You have to give credit where credit is due. He certainly did more then just throw a basic right hand and land a fluky KO. Did you not notice how the leg kick switched his opponents stance and the punch was thrown as his opponent was lazily throwing out a jab when completely out of position? He caused his opponent to make several mistakes by throwing the leg kick and staying in range to throw and land that right. He timed it perfectly with the opponent coming forward to match his distance rather than completely disengage and reset.It's a right hook/straight. That's all Pyfer did. His opponent landing is what made it "crazy". Joe's punch had no determinating factor on how his opponent shut off other than applying enough force to knock him out. Hyperbole to the max.
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This some Julian Jackson shit
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This some Julian Jackson shit
Great insight for those of us that don't train striking.The leg kick completely pivoted his body so he was switch stance on the wrong side unguarded.
Not surprisingly the worst KO’s always happen in regional MMA fights where there can be absurd skill/technical differences.
Great KO tho - there’s a reason they call Pyfer “BodyBagz” (though no idea why they use a “z” lol).
I was so conditioned to seeing knock outs in amateur mma that when I transitioned to coaching amateur boxing I was as shocked that 95% of the fights go the distance. When someone does get KO’d it’s a big deal. Took me by surpriseThe leg kick completely pivoted his body so he was switch stance on the wrong side unguarded.
Not surprisingly the worst KO’s always happen in regional MMA fights where there can be absurd skill/technical differences.
Great KO tho - there’s a reason they call Pyfer “BodyBagz” (though no idea why they use a “z” lol).
was nothing outta the ordinary. Young casual fanboy made this thread.It's a right hook/straight. That's all Pyfer did. His opponent landing is what made it "crazy". Joe's punch had no determinating factor on how his opponent shut off other than applying enough force to knock him out. Hyperbole to the max.