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The best corner advices you've heard

Xoleth

You're only winning if someone is losing.
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I am not talking about motivational stuff a la "Come on, Leon, man, come on, man, man, man, man"
I'm talking about actual technical advices from coaches that actually worked or that helped a fighter win the next round, after losing the previous round.
e.g. "He leaves himself open with the.. so hit him with this type of kick"


inb4 "head movement" & "hit him with your groin"
 
"hit him with your groin"

First thing that came to mind.

I don't recall the exact specifics, but if you rewatch Penn vs Edgar (I think the first one), Frankie's corner is telling him specifically what he needs to do. Penn's corner is telling him "you looking great champ". It's like a case study in how yes-men can kill a great career. (edit: Penn's corner was better than I remember, but not good by comparison)



On the front of great motivational corner work Jackson told Condit exactly what he needed to hear going into the 3rd against Rory MacDonald. Condit was losing the fight and he needed a finish. Jackson who was usually pretty conservative about risk knew it.

 
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“Let me put some water on your balls” - Boxer Erik Morales’s corner in his fight against Zahir Raheem.
At least his corner gave him a heads up.

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"We need combinations. You are not going to knock him out. He is a big ol Mexican, with a big ol Mexican head"

Coach Sayif to Rashad Coulter about Chris De la Rocha. Coulter continued to headhunt and lost.........but it was solid advice.
 
"Hit him with your groin!"

For real, I can't think of any off the top of my head. And I had just commented on the importance of it recently
 
"Punch a hole in his chest" Longo
Platinum Princess used to say stupid stuff before she disappeared
 
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