As a smaller fighter inside slips are my bread and butter, love this

What I love about professional fighters is that everyone is so fast you don’t get to react in time so you have to know what there gonna do beforehand and react off of reads which is kinda insane if you think about it.

It’s different when you love this sport. 🔥🥊 you got a follow here🤙🏼

Damn that inside slip and the way he segued into the convo was clean asf

You guys are amazing can’t believe I just found ur channel keep up the good work mate

if the opponent was taught to throw punches like he has handcuffs, you're dead.

I like that body hook and uppercut that’s a killer.

This is such a great tip for beginners like me, i’ve been taught the slip ONLY , but in a fight this combining the slip with a punch makes so much sense.

Man I love that watching Hajime ippo edits is now giving me boxing shorts, love learning new techniques every time

If you're not slippin and throwing you're in line for a straight right. Either way great video

Up jab is my favorite because it acts to block the right hand even if it's coming...and it's hard enough that it snaps the head back far enough that the follow up knockout overhand is right there.

Knowing and acknowledging when u gotta be the tall or small fighter is essential. Outside,jab,&distance when ur tall and inside body shots when ur shorter to chop down the tree 🌲🫡

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You have to be quicker than you opponents to successfully pull this off. And don't forget to move after you throw the counter

I like the jab counter the best you can keep your shoulder up and stay more protected and it’s a great way to quickly enter the pocket

The slip inside of Tank v Garcia comes to mind. What a LIVER SHOT 🔥🔥🙌

What if he throw a 1-2 😂

It isn’t soo black n white. When you get in these exact positions, you don’t think what to do but you do everything out of instinct. These are what you should train & drill for it to become a natural instinct of yours. Just listening & going into a spar doing it won’t really work without getting it drilled as you’ll do it & it’ll just not work or you’ll double back on your attempt.

Number 4, the opponent decided to throw a follow up right hook after you slip the jab😂😂

Watching this I finally understand the slip to the inside vs to the outside

I know I’m capable and I have done plenty of training, but oddly I lack confidence on the bag and shadow boxing both on my own. I know it’s all in the movement and legs. Overthinking it and complicating it. Need to get over it. Love this channel 👍🏼

this is amazing. as someone who wants to get into boxing, i love this kind of content!

"Number 4 we have the classic kick to the nuts" "HA-TSS! HA-TSS!!"

Now combine all these in a matter of 2.5 sec opponents finish/done😊

Thanks for this!!

Great advice from guys that clearly know how to box in a youtube short? I dont believe my eyes.. congrats.

Thankyou so much !!! 🥊😍😎

I love this content and the way they demonstrate it 😮 💯

You could also use a right overhand that has all your bodyweight to create a knockout punch

Inside slip stiff up jab is one of my favorites - completely shocks my opponent and sets me up to start throwing hands

Excellent

If I noticed my opponent over using a jab but he wasn’t following up the slip to the inside with a cross was my fav counter

I will be teaching my son that today thank you💯🥊

I like the slip outside demonstration because on the inside, that right hand is closer to your face to come behind that jab.

Thanks for this video Guys!! Great content

Felix Trinidad was really good at using that slip inside the jab, to distribute all his weight on his front leg to throw a mean left hook.

These dudes have a pretty cool presentation. :D

This guy's really coming in handy !! There's always something the youth can show you !!

I was taught that u can also throw a straight as well...I'm glad to see a video showing that u can also slip on the inside too💪

100%. When you're way inside, it is so awkward to punch besides an uppercut. Hard to generate power and speed. But as mid range that has footwork and speed, timing is the weakness.

My favorite slip and counter. Don't for about slip inside overhand right over the jab. Right into a left uppercut, to follow your rotation.

A nice variation on these is to throw a right over the top of the Jab while you slip. Works like a charm

quality content i hope you brothers the best in this journey

Nice video, I just subscribed

Bro got observation haki

I think this is the preferred spot for a fighter whos trained his lead hand well.

the freeze frame and the explanation on top. Too good lol

That's so helpful i developed a bad habit of not punching when i slip and because of it in sparring my nose turn from long and thin to thick nose well hope i can fix this

Love your breakdowns! Can we get some orthodox vs southpaw pls 🙏🙏

This guy left One Direction and is boxing now

The editing is amazing here, almost as good as the advice!

Beautiful form and the power from those lefts are lethal ☠

Number 4, a solid block straight to the incoming hand followed by a hit from the other hand

This video was planned and shot super well imo great way to do a tutorial

I like the outside slip with a counter jab. It’s better

I'm a person who speaks a different language than you, but your videos are very understandable and informative.

Hook to the liver is a good option too

The key to the slip is to use it as forward momentum to add power to your punch. Don’t just slide out the way, slide into your combo.

This kid is sharp

My favorite is throwing my right hand at the same time that I slip to my left

Dont forget my personal favorite, the liver shot, lol

I love yall vids

I love inside slips paired with a left hook to the liver

I feel like this would be more of a situational counter, a quick jab and side step might be more optimal for most cases. I see it working if the distance is close when you slip but if not your opponent might be quicker with a straight

Slip the jab. ~Mighty Mick

I like y'all videos.. y'all seem hip

That up Jab🔥🔥

Beautiful ✨. Stiff up jab gave me Tony Ferguson vibes!! ☺️ #CSO

this just unlocked something major in my brains, thanks fellers

These edits are legendary

I like your style

La meilleure défense es l'attaque 😂, 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💪🙏

Great job fellas!!

The sharpness oh my wow

We also have the jab to the right hand. I like to slip, post, fire the right.

I don’t hear much bad about slipping inside, But I do hear a lot about slipping outside the jab and back over to slipping the right hand after, I was always told it’s best to roll after a slip if you plan to continue moving

Even at my best weight of 225, the slip and body shot with the left was my favorite. Practiced it religiously. Fortunately/Unfortunately, i fell out of training because i got my Journeyman Wireman license and moved around to chase the money. I would have loved to stick around with my coach but work was drying up for me in that city and it just wasn't paying well.

I'll practice it until I learn inshaallah😎😁

that start was fire

My fav combo, slip in, right hook to the solar plexus, roll out, left hook to chin, I'm a southpaw btw

Credit to Boxers for their fight IQ and training

Basically you just better be first if slipping inside. I love a good slip to overhand. Really stuns people

Solar plexus would be your best shot, it would knock their stamina into the backrooms

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If u slip in your left is wide open and if u slip outside your left can be block and followed by 6(uppercut)

Beautiful brother

I actually recently just saw someone get a knockout with the inside slip to left uppercut. It was so clean

thats why u follow up the left jab with a right elbow

My favorite of this has to be the slip to the solar plexus, I swear after having it done to me & doing it to others a well placed well timed hit to the solar plexus can really drag people to deep waters depending on how far into sparring/fighting you are

In my opinion, it is better to go to his right side when he throws a left jab

I prefer to slip outside, less chance of counter or follow up and same tools available and double that including right hook to head or body,right cross, right overhand if opponent leans back as a reaction to the outside slip or a nice kidney shot and also allows you to stay close and shut down the lead hand

Right overhand or right hook depending on distance is a great choice

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Rarely see a stiff up jab but is nice !!!

You guys are great! Coaches working with my son, he is just learning boxing. What drills should he concentrate on first? Thank u

So that's why my coach drills me like this, slip then left upper cut😮

You can also roll the the other side you avoid to back hand. Slip to the inside, roll to the outside.

What’s the difference between a upper cut and a up jab please

Thank you

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