The counters of Floyd Mayweather
Olympic bronze medallist Tony Jeffries demonstrates how to counter-punch like Floyd Mayweather
HOW great a fighter was Floyd Mayweather? He is known as a master of defence. But not being hit in boxing is only one part of it. Knowing how to counter from those defensive moves is what really makes a brilliant fighter.
I’ve just created a video (below) where I break down how he had so much success in the ring, using that counter-punching master class. After all the name of the game is to hit and not be hit right? In my opinion there is no one that has ever been able to do that as well as Floyd Mayweather.
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Is Ryan Garcia the real deal?
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I was sad with the outcome as Luke is a friend of mine and former Olympic teammate, as well as a great lad.
Even though Ryan Garcia did a top job and dominated most of the fight, is he the real deal?
He has 8 million followers on Instagram, is friends with celebrities, always in the public eye. There is so much hype around this lad. But can Garcia truly fight? Has he got the right attitude to go all the way?
Has he been fought any top level guys that will push him? Is he world championship material?
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Otto Wallin
Has boxed both Joshua & Fury
If Joshua and Fury fought now I would believe that it could be a good fight but I think considering Fury’s size and boxing skills that he would win.
Rocky Fielding
Super-middleweight contender
Joshua looked the best I’ve seen him but I’d still probably edge towards Fury for how elusive he is and his style. He might be too tricky for Joshua. I think it’ll be a close one but I’d pick Fury.
How to generate power like Mike Tyson
THE most feared boxer of all time has to be Mike Tyson back in his day.
Even though the chances were he would knock out his opponent in the first couple of rounds, everyone would still pay money to watch him because of how exciting he was. He could take people out with any hand at any point in the fight. But his big punch he used to be that left hook, and on the video below I show you his pretty unique method of how he could generate so much power in the punch.