I commented on a video previously and it seems my comment was deleted. Your student is missing many many nuances, very subtle nuances. I’m not sure if you’re just giving to him in time ? But I’ve seen the padwork videos as well and you’re doing way to advanced curriculum for someone of his level. You should know, I presume. The USSR school of boxe is built from the ground up, compartmentalization of every movement and then adding the nuance. Countless hours of the same drills to make it machine like. This statement “you have to be in incredible shape” “it’s the hardest style to keep up” these things aren’t true. You have to be in the great shape for any style and after the muscle memory is built it’s not a difficult upkeep. I’m not trying to be a pest. Only want the best for the kid because I was him at one point and now I’m a professional with 100% ko ratio and the only American professional with a classical Soviet style and one of the few coaches that teach the classical style. I would reach out to brett_willyumz on Instagram. My boxing/coaching page is on there as well. I would love help the kid and you as well. I’m an avid student of this style and have had/currently have amazing classical coaches. Hope to hear from you, if not and my comment is trashed. Best of luck to y’all.
@raybejar7074Ай бұрын
And to think Ward would beat him! Nah!
@ArkturbettelАй бұрын
It may be sientific, and it's great I guess. The problem with the "soviet school" is the same as with any other soviet educational system -- total optimisation and egalisation. Coaches didn't care about individual traits of the boxers, they just trained boxers who fit they school. The others in the group were considered "budget ballast". One could tell the same about musical education, and education in general in USSR.
@antonchigurh2930Ай бұрын
Feed that kid some beef don't stop him from eating
@jahkozАй бұрын
He is on a steady diet and will be continuing to grow, it takes time to grow into your own body as a teenager as well as a boxing body, which is different than football players, basketball, baseball, soccer, etc. 5'11" is very tall for a 15 year old, his dad is 6'3". It wont be long before he towers over most guys like you as well as being a trained boxer, he will be able to handle most people with one single punch.
@antonchigurh2930Ай бұрын
@@jahkoz still give him more protein and don't forget to work on his stamina and footwork ban him from drinking alcohol
@ardakaitkazina5643Ай бұрын
ГГГ лучшии из лучших! Хотя ,я женщина в возрасте ,не перестаю смотреть его бои! Спасибо ,твоим родителям за такого сына - настоящего чемпиона красавца! Желаю Вам удачи в новой должности - министра! ❤❤❤
@williambutler8624Ай бұрын
GGG one of the best fighter's to step into the ring, one of the toughest, GGG don't back up, one of the hardest hitting Middleweight's of all time, GGG a True Champion in and out of the ring!
@williambutler86242 ай бұрын
GGG one of the best, class act in and out of the ring, relentless fighter, powerful punches, one of my all time favorite fighters, when GGG steps in the ring you know going to see a great fight, he don't back up, GGG a true Champion!
@box_in_5042 ай бұрын
Great video. Perfect example that you don't have to be the most physically gifted fighter to succeed. Its the individual who is willing to learn the techniques of the craft.
@jahkoz2 ай бұрын
Amen brotha! Couldn't have said it any better you are so right, it's all about the will of the heart, determination, and effort you put in. Working smarter not harder always helps a little too
@teedtad25342 ай бұрын
GGG had over 300 fights from amateur to pro . This Russian was NEVER KOd and fought other champions and beat rhem .. as a pro GGG had 38 KOS to his record.. when anyone ADDS up these facts Mayweather Floyd Jr NEVER could be as great as GGG! In fact, Floyd Jr avoided fighting against GG G and Thurman when he was offered to fight them... Mayweather Floyd Jr is so BORING 🪴🪴🪴🪴 to watch in the ring!!!
@Christopher-side_dude-MuricanАй бұрын
Cope
@MarianoSuares999999 күн бұрын
He is Kazakh
@BadAvant2 ай бұрын
He got robbed twice and was still humble about it, he could accept to loss evendoe he didnt really lose, even doe the deaths of his brothers, he remained humble!! GGG for ever!!
@hawkermustang2 ай бұрын
Nice
@martinhopaour57443 ай бұрын
very nice. thanks
@michaelmichael95463 ай бұрын
Definition of skill in boxing should be based on 2 variables : agility in avading being hit and ability to create conditions for deliverimg a decisive punch not by running away from opponents the good part of a bout but by accepting a fight ( I understand that there's no way of of not stepping back when there's a volley of several punches but when a boxer steps back 90% of a bout is no good ). According to these criteria such boxers as M. Ali, Usick, Btr or Canelo can't be considered to be at the top of rankings at their times. M.Tyson of 1986-87 ( when his coach was Rooney ) or Mayweather ( when he didn't step back e.g. fight with Canelo ) are the epitomy of this logic
@jahkoz3 ай бұрын
That is a very good breakdown and philosophical analysis of what a winning fighter can have attributes of. I would tend to mostly agree with that, it's called "Effective Aggression" when coming forth and if not scoring points or inflicting punishment, they are still forcing the fighter where they want and dictating the Ring Generalship. However, in modern day boxing there are 4 or 5 primary styles: American Philly Shell, American Conventional, Mexican, Cuban, Soviet. 3 of these styles all have attributes of excellent counter punching working off the back foot which includes American shell, Cuban, and Soviet. The Russians came over to train the Cubans their fundamentals in the 80s. As we all know Mayweather and Ali were the best at fighting off the back foot and still scoring points and inflicting punishment. However, those are only two fighters over the history of boxing who have been able to effectively implement that strategy and make it easier to score the fight in their favor. I think too many American fighters are trying to follow in the footsteps of Mayweather and it just isn't working for them as well. I agree with you, coming forward in most cases with effective aggression is the fighter that should be able to sway the judges. I enjoy watching the come forward fighters like Lomachenko, Beterbiev, GGG, Bivol, Usyk, Canelo, Crawford, Inoue, Janibek, Madrimov, etc..
@michaelmichael95463 ай бұрын
@@jahkoz You can add one more style : call it F.Bothaway of C.Smithway when a boxer fights the best in the division despite not being at a level to fight superior champions and thus makes himself a name ( for me such boxers are a joke rather ). C.Smith is now enjoying a nearhero status among brits after he took on formidable Btr ( Yarde also came to fame in England after 'going toe-to-toe with Btr for 7 rounds ) . But Botha is at the top of a newly introduced style: being annihilated by Tyson, Lewis and Parker - what a joke ! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
@Keboomrang3 ай бұрын
i cannot believe someone put beterbiev#1. finally, someone see the light....
@jahkoz3 ай бұрын
LOL, Amen brother 🙏 Regardless of what people think in boxing skill for Top 10 P4P, this guy is 100% the Grimm Reaper of the sport ☠. I've counted that he's retired 4 high level boxers from the sport now. Nobody else is doing that.
@ismailzuine61423 ай бұрын
Yes sir 💪🥇☝️♥️
@fotojenic81983 ай бұрын
Beterbiev's okay, but calling him the most dominant when he's only fought 20 fights, and has only fought in one division is really too much... Can you not exaggerate his dominance just because you're the president of his fanclub, please? Calling Inoue's resume suspect while not mentioning how weak Crawford's is, and downplaying Spence (which I agree with, Spence is overrated AF) is an absolute joke. Crawford fought guys who were toward the end of their careers for their belts. The champs Inoue dominated went on to become champions after Inoue vacated his belts. Inoue put guys on the canvas who had never been put on the canvas ever or since after he fought them. The guy virtually never loses a round, and would have a 100% KO rate if it weren't for hand injuries and a corrupt referee (Donaire rd 11). Sad how the lower divisions get dissed for being small. Usyk is great...for a heavyweight. Heavyweights are all so slow, with virtually all having sloppy technique, crappy accuracy, little to no footwork, and low stamina that I personally laugh whenever I see anyone having a heavyweight in top 1/2. He's at best #4, and that's already being pretty generous. Fury isn't even on my top20, so it means nothing to me if Usyk beats him. But people love watching giants fight, I guess.
@jahkoz3 ай бұрын
Hey thank you for dropping by and providing your feedback and ranking for your Top 10 it was really interesting to hear your top picks. I actually agree with a lot of your picks and assessment. I found it really hard to chose between Crawford, Inoue, Bivol, Beterbiev, and Usyk. My original ranking had Crawford at #1 and Inoue at #2 but I redid the list a second time and this is how it turned out on the given day. It changes for me each month it seems. First touching on your topic with Beterbiev seems a little projected and sensitive. I didn't want to really put Beterbiev at #1, his boxing isn't overly fashionable to look at and at times he seems vulnerable, being knocked down by Adam Deins. However, yes he is extremely dominant and the names on his resume are just as good as Crawford and Inoue or maybe better. Beating Tavoris Cloud back in 2014 is extremely significant on his record (Cloud was in the ring with Hopkins and Adonis Stevenson) and Beterbiev pretty much retired him. Gvozdyk was also lining up to be undisputed Champion besides Bivol. I'm sorry but Light Heavyweight division is much tougher than Inoue's division. It just is, guys move fast, they're talented in soviet style, and they just hit that much harder than anybody in the lower weight classes. I'm actually not even a huge fan of Beterbiev at all. I much prefer watching Lomachenko, Usyk, Golovkin, Janibk, and Bivol for Eastern Fighters. But you have to recognize dominance over an 11 year career, on top of a stellar amateur record of over 200 fights with 100% ratio at Light Heavyweight is just sheer Grimm reaper type power, punch volume, and stamina. I'm sorry but I will disagree with you and stand on my statement of picking him number one for this week, but it will most likely change next week to have Inoue at #1 and Crawford #2 lol so that I can agree with you on. The thing about Beterbiev that separates him from the other top picks is that when he beats people they pretty much exit boxing and they question their entire existence in the sport in the first place, that's how hard he hits. He made Gvozdyk retire, Tavoris Cloud, Marcus Browne, and Callum Smith all hang it up. Nobody else is really doing that in boxing and that is saying something. Even my former boxing coach who is not a fan of Eastern fighters said many many years ago that Beterbiev is one of the very best in the sport. Getting into a ring with that guy is like kissing the express train. Have you ever been in the ring before? Getting hit by power punchers is not fun at all. Now imagine Beterbiev hitting you. That’s a whole different dimension of abuse that is unfathomable by most normal citizens. I agree Inoue is one of the most talented in the whole sport and I could easily pick him over Crawford, Beterbiev, Usyk, and Bivol too. His dominance in every fight shows with round scoring, his +/- ratio, and his KO power are all attributes of dominance and exceptional boxing skill and Ring IQ. The Maloney win on his record is a really good one and a lot of other fighters went on to be champions like Rodriguez and others. The fact that Inoue has extreme punching power for a man his size and that he is a 4 division Champion as well as the only other boxer to be Undisputed in two different weight classes are the primary reasons I wanted to put him at #1 over Crawford and Beterbiev. Usyk is probably one of the most talented Heavyweights to ever come along in the division. I agree that most heavyweights are sloppy, with terrible footwork and eye hand coordination. However there have been quite a few over the years with both attributes to power and technique that we all know. Lennox Lewis, Mike Tyson, Holyfield, Klitschko’s, etc, so it is not defunct of athleticism and technique like you claim. Usyk is just that good and a 6’9” Tyson Fury is standing in his way who I wouldn’t exactly rank as phenomenal but keep in mind he’s in contention for being Undisputed too. Personally I feel the most naturally talented athletic fighters of the list are Bivol, Lomachenko, Inoue, Crawford. My common gripe with the boxing community in the West is that they’re not that educated on the Eastern Soviet style and everybody over here is just getting a glimpse of it now. Our people have been fighting over there in the streets of Russia since the 16th century in mass coordinated street fights of up to 700 people. Our fighting has been in our blood since before Queensberry rules hit England and our Soviet Style was not allowed to compete with Western Pro boxing until 1991. Now you’re getting a glimpse of it for the first time and a lot of people are getting upset because they see the sport changing. I’m nearly convinced the history books of boxing would look a whole lot different if these men from the East were allowed to compete in Pro boxing since the 1950s. I’m also glad that fighters from Japan like Inoue can come into the sport and dominate.
@jackh.53333 ай бұрын
Finally someone is saying these things aloud. Thanks!👍🏻
@jahkoz3 ай бұрын
Indeed, there is a famous quote by Orwell which holds true to today's modern hysteria: “In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” as well as "The further a society drifts from truth the more it will hate those who speak it"
@jahkoz3 ай бұрын
My P4P list is based on: skill, record, dominance, accolades, activity, athleticism, non corrupt objective scoring, +/- What is your Top 10 P4P list? drop yours below: Share & Subscribe to Russian Bear Boxing
@longd723 ай бұрын
When I find a person faks with this kind of metal I usually tell them to listen to October Ends! I’m thinking you’d fall in love them as I did 😎🤩
@filipw33 ай бұрын
Can I catch you live anywhere? Do you ever go live on Twitch or KZread or somewhere else? And also if you fvk with them I suggest you listen October Ends DARK !
@jahkoz3 ай бұрын
I actually don't have a twitch account and most of the stuff I do on KZread is edited cause my cell phone battery doesn't last long enough to do live stream and I can't bring in my web camera to train in the boxing room. I'm about to edit another boxing video though and hope to have it up. I shall definitely check out October Ends though, sounds like its a great band! I always love hearing new undiscovered bands. 🤟
@bite283 ай бұрын
you have to check out October Ends ”Dark”
@themezzanineband4 ай бұрын
Loving the audio on this one! I now know cause of the sound you’re going to very much enjoy October Ends!!!!! More specifically their single ”DARK” !! Thank me later
@jahkoz4 ай бұрын
This song is from a great band called Sleep Token from the UK, I shall definitely check out October Ends and their single Dark 🙌
@themezzanineband3 ай бұрын
@@jahkoz oh is it certain Sleep Toekn are from the UK? October Ends is deffinitely from the UK hahah
@stygs64 ай бұрын
been boxing for 10+ years, i would suggest finding a coach who has actually had fights, or at least knows and has coaching experience.. training your kid in a garage doesn't make you a coach, and it sets the kid up for failure showing him the improper techniques, within seconds of watching the "coach" you'll notice he never corrects or tells the kid how the weight is transfered in a hook and there's no reinforcement on turning over the heel. This isn't intended just to sh!t on the coach but rather to give insight into what really makes a coach, there's lots of things we can all improve on but showing basics from the start is essential.
@jahkoz4 ай бұрын
Thank you for your feedback and it is appreciated of taking time out of care for my student but I have been in the ring with Golden Gloves and Diamond Gloves state champions and I will be receiving my USA certified boxing registration this year. If you would like to view our first video, we work on more basics through the weeks of pivots, angular velocity torque in the waist, weight transfer, I've discussed the difference of American Hooks vs Soviet hooks (Do you know the difference between them?) Some of these details are not on camera which I correct him. He will be a sound fighter from the ground up before even thinking of sparring and entering amateurs. If you would like to subscribe you can watch his entire process enfold. This is just the beginning, there will be more videos of technique progress. We have worked on foot pivots in every punch, he knows his basics before we have started to go into Soviet Technique which is a more in depth form of boxing than conventional American. And I don't know your background or can judge it, but to be clear not many in america understand Soviet techniques and there are no coaches in USA to teach it. Therefore, that's why he is my student. Thank you best wishes.
@titanten75824 ай бұрын
looking better bro
@jahkoz4 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for stopping by and checking it out. Jack is really improving swiftly in his techniques and we are excited for the months to come in our training. More episodes on the way and thank you
@jahkoz4 ай бұрын
Follow 15 year old Jack Buckley and coach Koz journey into USA Amateur Boxing. Jack will be one of the first Americans in the country to adopt and apply The Soviet Pendulum style of boxing into the sport... Episode 3 is up next. SUBSCRIBE to RUSSIAN BEAR BOXING and hit us up for Soviet Boxing Lessons on our website.
@BernhardBernard4 ай бұрын
Very cool. It'll be exciting to watch the growth... Oleksandr Usyk started at 15 also. Best of luck to you guys. Hopefully this young man can make some waves... 🥊 💪🏻
@jahkoz4 ай бұрын
That's so true, Usyk started at 15 years old didn't he.... and became Olympic Gold Champion.. That's absolutely incredible. Thank you so much Berhnard for the kind words of support, the kid looks focused right now. Next step is getting his stamina up, showing him more Soviet techniques, then sparring around some gyms in our state, getting him registered by USA boxing, and then onto the amateurs. We will have more videos up over next few weeks
@outsidethebox31305 ай бұрын
Been following your Boxing channel for a long time.. Glad you are training fighters now, i'm excited to watch the progress of Jack's amateur career.
@jahkoz5 ай бұрын
Follow Jack's journey into USA amateur boxing from Day 1. He is one of the first American fighters to use the art of the Soviet Pendulum technique used by many Top Fighters in Pro Boxing from the East. Our Website is Coming Soon, for Soviet Boxing Lessons with Coach Koz both in person/remote inquire : [email protected]
@johntay38318 ай бұрын
European hook stronger cuz it uses triceps and big back muscles. American hook use bicep and chest.
@jahkoz8 ай бұрын
Those are both very valid and truthful points in terms of muscle groupings. The Euro hook definitely uses more back muscles. I like the Left Euro hook because it can get behind the guard to the liver.
@jahkoz4 ай бұрын
Johnny, check out my latest video stop by and give it a like or a comment if you can. I just started a new boxing Team and Jack is my newest fighter I'm training to go into the amateurs. I am teaching them the art of the Soviet Pendulum technique.
@AppalachianTrailChopper9 ай бұрын
Lmao I don't think your quite good enough to be teacher....try just be wtudent first
@julianshalders604711 ай бұрын
Non stop full on , big drama show GGG is king of middle wieghts 🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊👌🏆
@julianshalders604711 ай бұрын
Yeah great tribute to GGG incredible legend 🥊🥊🥊🥊
@julianshalders604711 ай бұрын
Brilliant champion 🥊🥊🥊🏆🌍
@julianshalders604711 ай бұрын
Great video of the greatest middle wieght of all time GGG, aka big drama show , beat canelo in the 1st fight, judges corruption 😡 . We will miss you GGG 🥊🥊🥊🥊🙏
@romanboxing395911 ай бұрын
He did slap him around as it turns out and they robbed him
@jahkoz11 ай бұрын
He did indeed slap him around as we all saw. It was a remarkable performance by Lomachenko, one of his best ever. We all know they robbed that man, what a horrible thing to do to him. He will go down as one of the best of all time, we all know he is the true Undisputed Lightweight Champion.
@iitskyza Жыл бұрын
I’m personally siding with Loma for these reasons Haney vs Loma thoughts Haney has so many flaws people aren’t even taking into consideration - Flat footed - Slaps with his hooks - He has his chin in the air & that’s why he got chin checked by Jojo Diaz - He’s not as fast paced of a fighter as people think - He let flat footed & stationary Jojo Diaz walk him down & land the straight left consistently ( he out-landed Diaz by only 20+ punches ) - He doesn’t have elite footwork & he doesn’t throw enough combos From what we’ve seen in the Diaz fight he doesn’t do as well against Southpaw fighters either so unless the two Kambozo fights & this camp has changed him and he’s decided he’s going to switch it up i have Loma by a close UD or SD. no one’s looking at Ortiz’ ability to judge this fight with Haney. Ortiz is a good skilful fighter with enough ability to give anyone problems Ortiz has better footwork than haney and is way more co-ordinated. He has more answers when he’s in trouble ( for example inside game against Loma he actually threw back, Haney doesn’t have inside game he just clinches excessively which is actually illegal if not initiated by both fighters which many don’t actually realise ) Ortiz throws punches in bunches, he double hooks, triple jabs and did thinks that broke Loma’s stance. We haven’t seen Haney do any of that & Kambosos had terrible defence and his chin in the air for 12rounds against Haney 2 times lol. I think a lot of people are going to be shocked because Loma has great footwork but the holes in his footwork only come out on the back-foot and I don’t see Haney risking pressuring Loma & being countered. He’ll stay on the back-foot & that’s an issue because Loma is comfortable on the front foot. He doesn’t have the power to intimidate Lomachenko either. We’ll see what happens but like I said i’m leaning to Loma for a UD or SD. I doubt Loma stops Haney due to size etc. Also, on Lomachenko’s half how is Haney going to deal with Lomachenko consistently moving his head & finding different head slots to keep himself from being hit on-top of the fact Loma blocks a ton of punches. How will he react to the footwork and inside game? Once Loma gets in on the jab which he will, Jojo Diaz had it figured out by round 4.. how will Haney react to Loma’s 2-1? It’s by far more accurate and technically sound than Jojo Diaz’ straight left. Lomachenko’s rhythm is another thing Haney hasn’t seen. Loma is very good at resetting and getting straight back to work after being pushed on the back-foot & finding an angle to get back inside and go to work and he showed that in the Ortiz fight. I have a lot of questions on how the fight will go. This is just me analysing it based on the Loma vs Ortiz ( young as haney, just as fast, just as skilled ) & Haney vs Diaz ( another southpaw who had success with the left hand which Loma also throws ) It’ll be a good fight nonetheless.
@insidethesquaredcirclewith9797 Жыл бұрын
LOMA DUCKED DEVIN FIR A REASON..AND DEVIN WASN'T DROPPED BY MAYWEATHER PROMOTIONS YOU 🤡 HE LEFT
@jahkoz Жыл бұрын
Devon could barely even give away free tickets to get people to fill the arena over the last 5 years. Tank Davis is far more popular, loved by Mayweather, and is just as good as Devon and also probably the superior boxer. You really think Lomachenko ducked Haney. Dude. That's pure delusional.
@insidethesquaredcirclewith9797 Жыл бұрын
@@jahkoz I don't care what u think I talk to people who know Devin ... Devin wanted to be his own boss from day one not sign to Mayweather productions you 🤡 stop spreading lies passing it as truth
@iitskyza Жыл бұрын
He ducked Haney? Really? So Devin becomes Lomas mando after Luke Campbell fight while in camp for Santiago. Then after that he had shoulder surgery and was in camp for Gamboa which happened just after Loma lost to Teo.. So how was Haney ever going to fight Lomachenko? He hadn’t fought any names or done anything in boxing yet and was sat talking about how “Loma to small to old” on Twitter and now three years later is upset people are calling Loma old.
@romanboxing3959 Жыл бұрын
The Russian style goes back to before the Soviets. It’s deep rooted in tradition and the Soviets took it from there: K.V. Gradopolov, then the most important Soviet specialist in Boxing, authored a 1941 work about using proper technique when fist-fighting. In that book, he offered a new exercise, called "group boxing", and he mentioned it was an ancient Russian sport (what he was talking about, was the "Stenka na Stenku" version)
@jahkoz Жыл бұрын
Wow great insight brother! Yes fighting goes back to the 16th century in mass Russian street fights. I'm glad to know the Pendulum style has been held as a high value in the culture all these years. Very well spoken
@Unknown.-.-. Жыл бұрын
Damn your couch 😂
@jahkoz Жыл бұрын
I know right I gotta clean that couch 😆 random stuff I have to donate likes clothes or store in the garage.
@Shamelesswky Жыл бұрын
holy shit 250 pulls up at 9 i can only do 12 and im 30:P
@jahkoz Жыл бұрын
a driven Slavic family with a dream.
@Yehonatan613 Жыл бұрын
I want loma to win, but how then do you explain loma losing to lopez? Haney is better than lopez technically in the ring
@jahkoz Жыл бұрын
It's in my video where I clearly stated why he lost. Shoulder injury is blatantly obvious. In over 400 fights Lomachenko has never not thrown a punch for 6 rounds. I mean..... how is that not obvious to people to see he was clearly fighting injured? Did you notice when he then actually started to throw punches, what happened? Pretty obvious man and people don't want to admit it. They propped Teofimo up on this pedestal cause of his natural athleticism.
@Yehonatan613 Жыл бұрын
@@jahkoz i thought the reason Loma wasn't throwing 1st 6 rounds was bc he was feeling it out and waiting for safe entry bc dangerous puncher, and yes once Loma picked it up he was owning lopez but also got hit pretty hard, he picked it up prob bc he knew its that or a loss, and idk what post fight excuses to believe bc seemingly after almost every fight the loser has an excuse. If loma's shoulder was so damaged howd he pick it up and do just fine 2nd half of fight
@jahkoz Жыл бұрын
@@Yehonatan613 I mean dude, have you ever wrestled or gotten into a street fight with an injury, or played another full contact sport through injury??? It hurts pretty bad and only a very few percentage of athletes can get through that, let alone prevail and win a fight. Teofimo is a big puncher but he is nothing out of the ordinary man skill wise, he's just another Philly Shell style American fighter. Lomachenko was absolutely destroying him rounds 8-11. No punch ever truly hurts Lomachenko, its very very difficult to hit him flush. He has had pretty much the best +/- in all of boxing for years straight.
@Yehonatan613 Жыл бұрын
@@jahkoz i love loma and wanted him to win against teofimo and want him to win against devin haney, i hope he pulls it off, most ppl counting him out bc of the size and range factor
@Yehonatan613 Жыл бұрын
@@jahkoz also his last fight wasnt the usual impressive loma
@10valleybassinf43 Жыл бұрын
Wow that's refreshing. Subbed
@jahkoz Жыл бұрын
Thank you very much for your viewing and subscription bro, that means a lot to me! I will be uploading more content to my viewers and talking on topics that need to be brought to light in boxing and society.
@insidethesquaredcirclewith9797 Жыл бұрын
Refreshing? Somebody lying to you
@philipdimitri-cooper4961 Жыл бұрын
Iike the reasoning of this man. Loma is a very very special fighter and he has great integrity.
@jahkoz Жыл бұрын
Thank you brother for your kind words and appreciation for Lomachenko. He truly is a special talent in boxing. If more people got in the ring they would understand just how hard the mechanics of Vasyl's boxing is and his achievements.
@strangergoonie Жыл бұрын
Awesome video! I appreciate your insight and I couldn't agree more. Loma truly is a special generational talent and it's unfortunate so many people undermine his achievements and skills. I can't wait for the fight and personally I would love to see Loma have that boy quit on his stool just to shut up all the haters. 😂
@jahkoz Жыл бұрын
Thank you bro for those kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the video I will be uploading more of these lately. Agreed, Loma is truly a special talent, the haters won't appreciate him until he's long gone from the game. There has never really been anybody like him in boxing, Usyk is the closest. I'd be amazed if Vasyl made Devon quit on the stool, but he sure is gonna shut up the haters with his win. I can't wait to watch him fight, he's going to give it his all!
@strangergoonie Жыл бұрын
@KOZ PRODUCTIONS Looking forward to your future uploads bro. 👍 It's refreshing to hear unbiased opinions regarding boxing (there's only a couple channels I actually follow) and I'm thankful you took the time to shine some light on Loma! If you've haven't already check out the channels Fight Film and Johnny's Kombat Talk and News. They're great dudes who know the sport inside and out.
@vit3680 Жыл бұрын
and NEW 💥 💥 💥
@jahkoz Жыл бұрын
And the New Undisputed Lightweight Champion of the world Vasyl Lomachenko. This is the dream of Anatoly Lomachenko and Vasyl since the Soviet Union days in Ukraine..
@forhonor7408 Жыл бұрын
I think holding will be a big part of Haneys game plan, clinching loma when he closes the distance and making him reset. I expect the clinches from Haney will progressively become more and more frequent as the fight gets into the later rounds. I also expect him to spam the jab on the outside and try to slow down the pace of the fight, Loma should be able to find counters, I think a good punch for Loma to use early is the straight left to the body off Haneys jab, I would also expect him to feint to the body and throw to the head once Haney begins reacting to his feints.
@jahkoz Жыл бұрын
Very well assessed indeed you are 100% correct with foreseeing that. Haney will exceedingly hold as the rounds build up. This is for all the marbles though, Lomachenko is going to pull out all the stops himself, he's got some dirty tactics inside as well he will used if Devon wants to make this fight ugly and clinch. Haney will hold and that will slow the tempo, but Vasyl has a good way of notifying the Ref that holding needs to be reprimanded. You are right, Devon has a good rhythm to his jab and forces most people into fighting at his pace and range. However with Soviet Pendulum it is the greatest style invented to counter sharp American jabs. The in and out motion is either timed well by some American Philly Shell/Conventional fighters or it becomes hypnotizing to most. I can guarantee that Haney has never seen a Soviet Pendulum at the level of Lomachenko's pace, quickness, and timing. It's going to eventually hypnotize him and drain him mentally and physically. Yes you are right, one of Lomachenko's best timed moves is feints to the body or chin and then a (pull counter). He sets everybody up off the jab pull counter, Mayweather was great at that technique but Vasyl's is done off the pendulum. If the baited feints aren't taken by Devon Lomachenko will find a way to eventually open him up by the 8th with right hooks to the body followed up level changes upstairs to the jaw. He always solidifies that technique and catches everybody with it.
@michaelperlov3249 Жыл бұрын
I know this is completely of topic but if Usyk fought Fury, who do you got?
@jahkoz Жыл бұрын
Great question, 3 years ago I would say 100% Fury, today 100% Usyk is taking that Win. Boxers with slow feet are punching bags for Fury, boxers with fast Feet are incredibly problematic for Fury. Watch the Christian Hammer, Otto Wallin, and Tom Shawrz fights. Fury ultimately beat these guys but they also showed openings in Fury's defense and rhythm. None of those boxers are even a quarter of the talent, stamina, and Ring IQ Usyk has. Fury's fighting attributes relies on jab and move. (stick and move over and over) Usyk has the fastest feet pretty much ever seen at Boxing Heavyweight history.
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Real champion🙏
I commented on a video previously and it seems my comment was deleted. Your student is missing many many nuances, very subtle nuances. I’m not sure if you’re just giving to him in time ? But I’ve seen the padwork videos as well and you’re doing way to advanced curriculum for someone of his level. You should know, I presume. The USSR school of boxe is built from the ground up, compartmentalization of every movement and then adding the nuance. Countless hours of the same drills to make it machine like. This statement “you have to be in incredible shape” “it’s the hardest style to keep up” these things aren’t true. You have to be in the great shape for any style and after the muscle memory is built it’s not a difficult upkeep. I’m not trying to be a pest. Only want the best for the kid because I was him at one point and now I’m a professional with 100% ko ratio and the only American professional with a classical Soviet style and one of the few coaches that teach the classical style. I would reach out to brett_willyumz on Instagram. My boxing/coaching page is on there as well. I would love help the kid and you as well. I’m an avid student of this style and have had/currently have amazing classical coaches. Hope to hear from you, if not and my comment is trashed. Best of luck to y’all.
And to think Ward would beat him! Nah!
It may be sientific, and it's great I guess. The problem with the "soviet school" is the same as with any other soviet educational system -- total optimisation and egalisation. Coaches didn't care about individual traits of the boxers, they just trained boxers who fit they school. The others in the group were considered "budget ballast". One could tell the same about musical education, and education in general in USSR.
Feed that kid some beef don't stop him from eating
He is on a steady diet and will be continuing to grow, it takes time to grow into your own body as a teenager as well as a boxing body, which is different than football players, basketball, baseball, soccer, etc. 5'11" is very tall for a 15 year old, his dad is 6'3". It wont be long before he towers over most guys like you as well as being a trained boxer, he will be able to handle most people with one single punch.
@@jahkoz still give him more protein and don't forget to work on his stamina and footwork ban him from drinking alcohol
ГГГ лучшии из лучших! Хотя ,я женщина в возрасте ,не перестаю смотреть его бои! Спасибо ,твоим родителям за такого сына - настоящего чемпиона красавца! Желаю Вам удачи в новой должности - министра! ❤❤❤
GGG one of the best fighter's to step into the ring, one of the toughest, GGG don't back up, one of the hardest hitting Middleweight's of all time, GGG a True Champion in and out of the ring!
GGG one of the best, class act in and out of the ring, relentless fighter, powerful punches, one of my all time favorite fighters, when GGG steps in the ring you know going to see a great fight, he don't back up, GGG a true Champion!
Great video. Perfect example that you don't have to be the most physically gifted fighter to succeed. Its the individual who is willing to learn the techniques of the craft.
Amen brotha! Couldn't have said it any better you are so right, it's all about the will of the heart, determination, and effort you put in. Working smarter not harder always helps a little too
GGG had over 300 fights from amateur to pro . This Russian was NEVER KOd and fought other champions and beat rhem .. as a pro GGG had 38 KOS to his record.. when anyone ADDS up these facts Mayweather Floyd Jr NEVER could be as great as GGG! In fact, Floyd Jr avoided fighting against GG G and Thurman when he was offered to fight them... Mayweather Floyd Jr is so BORING 🪴🪴🪴🪴 to watch in the ring!!!
Cope
He is Kazakh
He got robbed twice and was still humble about it, he could accept to loss evendoe he didnt really lose, even doe the deaths of his brothers, he remained humble!! GGG for ever!!
Nice
very nice. thanks
Definition of skill in boxing should be based on 2 variables : agility in avading being hit and ability to create conditions for deliverimg a decisive punch not by running away from opponents the good part of a bout but by accepting a fight ( I understand that there's no way of of not stepping back when there's a volley of several punches but when a boxer steps back 90% of a bout is no good ). According to these criteria such boxers as M. Ali, Usick, Btr or Canelo can't be considered to be at the top of rankings at their times. M.Tyson of 1986-87 ( when his coach was Rooney ) or Mayweather ( when he didn't step back e.g. fight with Canelo ) are the epitomy of this logic
That is a very good breakdown and philosophical analysis of what a winning fighter can have attributes of. I would tend to mostly agree with that, it's called "Effective Aggression" when coming forth and if not scoring points or inflicting punishment, they are still forcing the fighter where they want and dictating the Ring Generalship. However, in modern day boxing there are 4 or 5 primary styles: American Philly Shell, American Conventional, Mexican, Cuban, Soviet. 3 of these styles all have attributes of excellent counter punching working off the back foot which includes American shell, Cuban, and Soviet. The Russians came over to train the Cubans their fundamentals in the 80s. As we all know Mayweather and Ali were the best at fighting off the back foot and still scoring points and inflicting punishment. However, those are only two fighters over the history of boxing who have been able to effectively implement that strategy and make it easier to score the fight in their favor. I think too many American fighters are trying to follow in the footsteps of Mayweather and it just isn't working for them as well. I agree with you, coming forward in most cases with effective aggression is the fighter that should be able to sway the judges. I enjoy watching the come forward fighters like Lomachenko, Beterbiev, GGG, Bivol, Usyk, Canelo, Crawford, Inoue, Janibek, Madrimov, etc..
@@jahkoz You can add one more style : call it F.Bothaway of C.Smithway when a boxer fights the best in the division despite not being at a level to fight superior champions and thus makes himself a name ( for me such boxers are a joke rather ). C.Smith is now enjoying a nearhero status among brits after he took on formidable Btr ( Yarde also came to fame in England after 'going toe-to-toe with Btr for 7 rounds ) . But Botha is at the top of a newly introduced style: being annihilated by Tyson, Lewis and Parker - what a joke ! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
i cannot believe someone put beterbiev#1. finally, someone see the light....
LOL, Amen brother 🙏 Regardless of what people think in boxing skill for Top 10 P4P, this guy is 100% the Grimm Reaper of the sport ☠. I've counted that he's retired 4 high level boxers from the sport now. Nobody else is doing that.
Yes sir 💪🥇☝️♥️
Beterbiev's okay, but calling him the most dominant when he's only fought 20 fights, and has only fought in one division is really too much... Can you not exaggerate his dominance just because you're the president of his fanclub, please? Calling Inoue's resume suspect while not mentioning how weak Crawford's is, and downplaying Spence (which I agree with, Spence is overrated AF) is an absolute joke. Crawford fought guys who were toward the end of their careers for their belts. The champs Inoue dominated went on to become champions after Inoue vacated his belts. Inoue put guys on the canvas who had never been put on the canvas ever or since after he fought them. The guy virtually never loses a round, and would have a 100% KO rate if it weren't for hand injuries and a corrupt referee (Donaire rd 11). Sad how the lower divisions get dissed for being small. Usyk is great...for a heavyweight. Heavyweights are all so slow, with virtually all having sloppy technique, crappy accuracy, little to no footwork, and low stamina that I personally laugh whenever I see anyone having a heavyweight in top 1/2. He's at best #4, and that's already being pretty generous. Fury isn't even on my top20, so it means nothing to me if Usyk beats him. But people love watching giants fight, I guess.
Hey thank you for dropping by and providing your feedback and ranking for your Top 10 it was really interesting to hear your top picks. I actually agree with a lot of your picks and assessment. I found it really hard to chose between Crawford, Inoue, Bivol, Beterbiev, and Usyk. My original ranking had Crawford at #1 and Inoue at #2 but I redid the list a second time and this is how it turned out on the given day. It changes for me each month it seems. First touching on your topic with Beterbiev seems a little projected and sensitive. I didn't want to really put Beterbiev at #1, his boxing isn't overly fashionable to look at and at times he seems vulnerable, being knocked down by Adam Deins. However, yes he is extremely dominant and the names on his resume are just as good as Crawford and Inoue or maybe better. Beating Tavoris Cloud back in 2014 is extremely significant on his record (Cloud was in the ring with Hopkins and Adonis Stevenson) and Beterbiev pretty much retired him. Gvozdyk was also lining up to be undisputed Champion besides Bivol. I'm sorry but Light Heavyweight division is much tougher than Inoue's division. It just is, guys move fast, they're talented in soviet style, and they just hit that much harder than anybody in the lower weight classes. I'm actually not even a huge fan of Beterbiev at all. I much prefer watching Lomachenko, Usyk, Golovkin, Janibk, and Bivol for Eastern Fighters. But you have to recognize dominance over an 11 year career, on top of a stellar amateur record of over 200 fights with 100% ratio at Light Heavyweight is just sheer Grimm reaper type power, punch volume, and stamina. I'm sorry but I will disagree with you and stand on my statement of picking him number one for this week, but it will most likely change next week to have Inoue at #1 and Crawford #2 lol so that I can agree with you on. The thing about Beterbiev that separates him from the other top picks is that when he beats people they pretty much exit boxing and they question their entire existence in the sport in the first place, that's how hard he hits. He made Gvozdyk retire, Tavoris Cloud, Marcus Browne, and Callum Smith all hang it up. Nobody else is really doing that in boxing and that is saying something. Even my former boxing coach who is not a fan of Eastern fighters said many many years ago that Beterbiev is one of the very best in the sport. Getting into a ring with that guy is like kissing the express train. Have you ever been in the ring before? Getting hit by power punchers is not fun at all. Now imagine Beterbiev hitting you. That’s a whole different dimension of abuse that is unfathomable by most normal citizens. I agree Inoue is one of the most talented in the whole sport and I could easily pick him over Crawford, Beterbiev, Usyk, and Bivol too. His dominance in every fight shows with round scoring, his +/- ratio, and his KO power are all attributes of dominance and exceptional boxing skill and Ring IQ. The Maloney win on his record is a really good one and a lot of other fighters went on to be champions like Rodriguez and others. The fact that Inoue has extreme punching power for a man his size and that he is a 4 division Champion as well as the only other boxer to be Undisputed in two different weight classes are the primary reasons I wanted to put him at #1 over Crawford and Beterbiev. Usyk is probably one of the most talented Heavyweights to ever come along in the division. I agree that most heavyweights are sloppy, with terrible footwork and eye hand coordination. However there have been quite a few over the years with both attributes to power and technique that we all know. Lennox Lewis, Mike Tyson, Holyfield, Klitschko’s, etc, so it is not defunct of athleticism and technique like you claim. Usyk is just that good and a 6’9” Tyson Fury is standing in his way who I wouldn’t exactly rank as phenomenal but keep in mind he’s in contention for being Undisputed too. Personally I feel the most naturally talented athletic fighters of the list are Bivol, Lomachenko, Inoue, Crawford. My common gripe with the boxing community in the West is that they’re not that educated on the Eastern Soviet style and everybody over here is just getting a glimpse of it now. Our people have been fighting over there in the streets of Russia since the 16th century in mass coordinated street fights of up to 700 people. Our fighting has been in our blood since before Queensberry rules hit England and our Soviet Style was not allowed to compete with Western Pro boxing until 1991. Now you’re getting a glimpse of it for the first time and a lot of people are getting upset because they see the sport changing. I’m nearly convinced the history books of boxing would look a whole lot different if these men from the East were allowed to compete in Pro boxing since the 1950s. I’m also glad that fighters from Japan like Inoue can come into the sport and dominate.
Finally someone is saying these things aloud. Thanks!👍🏻
Indeed, there is a famous quote by Orwell which holds true to today's modern hysteria: “In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” as well as "The further a society drifts from truth the more it will hate those who speak it"
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When I find a person faks with this kind of metal I usually tell them to listen to October Ends! I’m thinking you’d fall in love them as I did 😎🤩
Can I catch you live anywhere? Do you ever go live on Twitch or KZread or somewhere else? And also if you fvk with them I suggest you listen October Ends DARK !
I actually don't have a twitch account and most of the stuff I do on KZread is edited cause my cell phone battery doesn't last long enough to do live stream and I can't bring in my web camera to train in the boxing room. I'm about to edit another boxing video though and hope to have it up. I shall definitely check out October Ends though, sounds like its a great band! I always love hearing new undiscovered bands. 🤟
you have to check out October Ends ”Dark”
Loving the audio on this one! I now know cause of the sound you’re going to very much enjoy October Ends!!!!! More specifically their single ”DARK” !! Thank me later
This song is from a great band called Sleep Token from the UK, I shall definitely check out October Ends and their single Dark 🙌
@@jahkoz oh is it certain Sleep Toekn are from the UK? October Ends is deffinitely from the UK hahah
been boxing for 10+ years, i would suggest finding a coach who has actually had fights, or at least knows and has coaching experience.. training your kid in a garage doesn't make you a coach, and it sets the kid up for failure showing him the improper techniques, within seconds of watching the "coach" you'll notice he never corrects or tells the kid how the weight is transfered in a hook and there's no reinforcement on turning over the heel. This isn't intended just to sh!t on the coach but rather to give insight into what really makes a coach, there's lots of things we can all improve on but showing basics from the start is essential.
Thank you for your feedback and it is appreciated of taking time out of care for my student but I have been in the ring with Golden Gloves and Diamond Gloves state champions and I will be receiving my USA certified boxing registration this year. If you would like to view our first video, we work on more basics through the weeks of pivots, angular velocity torque in the waist, weight transfer, I've discussed the difference of American Hooks vs Soviet hooks (Do you know the difference between them?) Some of these details are not on camera which I correct him. He will be a sound fighter from the ground up before even thinking of sparring and entering amateurs. If you would like to subscribe you can watch his entire process enfold. This is just the beginning, there will be more videos of technique progress. We have worked on foot pivots in every punch, he knows his basics before we have started to go into Soviet Technique which is a more in depth form of boxing than conventional American. And I don't know your background or can judge it, but to be clear not many in america understand Soviet techniques and there are no coaches in USA to teach it. Therefore, that's why he is my student. Thank you best wishes.
looking better bro
Thank you so much for stopping by and checking it out. Jack is really improving swiftly in his techniques and we are excited for the months to come in our training. More episodes on the way and thank you
Follow 15 year old Jack Buckley and coach Koz journey into USA Amateur Boxing. Jack will be one of the first Americans in the country to adopt and apply The Soviet Pendulum style of boxing into the sport... Episode 3 is up next. SUBSCRIBE to RUSSIAN BEAR BOXING and hit us up for Soviet Boxing Lessons on our website.
Very cool. It'll be exciting to watch the growth... Oleksandr Usyk started at 15 also. Best of luck to you guys. Hopefully this young man can make some waves... 🥊 💪🏻
That's so true, Usyk started at 15 years old didn't he.... and became Olympic Gold Champion.. That's absolutely incredible. Thank you so much Berhnard for the kind words of support, the kid looks focused right now. Next step is getting his stamina up, showing him more Soviet techniques, then sparring around some gyms in our state, getting him registered by USA boxing, and then onto the amateurs. We will have more videos up over next few weeks
Been following your Boxing channel for a long time.. Glad you are training fighters now, i'm excited to watch the progress of Jack's amateur career.
Follow Jack's journey into USA amateur boxing from Day 1. He is one of the first American fighters to use the art of the Soviet Pendulum technique used by many Top Fighters in Pro Boxing from the East. Our Website is Coming Soon, for Soviet Boxing Lessons with Coach Koz both in person/remote inquire : [email protected]
European hook stronger cuz it uses triceps and big back muscles. American hook use bicep and chest.
Those are both very valid and truthful points in terms of muscle groupings. The Euro hook definitely uses more back muscles. I like the Left Euro hook because it can get behind the guard to the liver.
Johnny, check out my latest video stop by and give it a like or a comment if you can. I just started a new boxing Team and Jack is my newest fighter I'm training to go into the amateurs. I am teaching them the art of the Soviet Pendulum technique.
Lmao I don't think your quite good enough to be teacher....try just be wtudent first
Non stop full on , big drama show GGG is king of middle wieghts 🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊👌🏆
Yeah great tribute to GGG incredible legend 🥊🥊🥊🥊
Brilliant champion 🥊🥊🥊🏆🌍
Great video of the greatest middle wieght of all time GGG, aka big drama show , beat canelo in the 1st fight, judges corruption 😡 . We will miss you GGG 🥊🥊🥊🥊🙏
He did slap him around as it turns out and they robbed him
He did indeed slap him around as we all saw. It was a remarkable performance by Lomachenko, one of his best ever. We all know they robbed that man, what a horrible thing to do to him. He will go down as one of the best of all time, we all know he is the true Undisputed Lightweight Champion.
I’m personally siding with Loma for these reasons Haney vs Loma thoughts Haney has so many flaws people aren’t even taking into consideration - Flat footed - Slaps with his hooks - He has his chin in the air & that’s why he got chin checked by Jojo Diaz - He’s not as fast paced of a fighter as people think - He let flat footed & stationary Jojo Diaz walk him down & land the straight left consistently ( he out-landed Diaz by only 20+ punches ) - He doesn’t have elite footwork & he doesn’t throw enough combos From what we’ve seen in the Diaz fight he doesn’t do as well against Southpaw fighters either so unless the two Kambozo fights & this camp has changed him and he’s decided he’s going to switch it up i have Loma by a close UD or SD. no one’s looking at Ortiz’ ability to judge this fight with Haney. Ortiz is a good skilful fighter with enough ability to give anyone problems Ortiz has better footwork than haney and is way more co-ordinated. He has more answers when he’s in trouble ( for example inside game against Loma he actually threw back, Haney doesn’t have inside game he just clinches excessively which is actually illegal if not initiated by both fighters which many don’t actually realise ) Ortiz throws punches in bunches, he double hooks, triple jabs and did thinks that broke Loma’s stance. We haven’t seen Haney do any of that & Kambosos had terrible defence and his chin in the air for 12rounds against Haney 2 times lol. I think a lot of people are going to be shocked because Loma has great footwork but the holes in his footwork only come out on the back-foot and I don’t see Haney risking pressuring Loma & being countered. He’ll stay on the back-foot & that’s an issue because Loma is comfortable on the front foot. He doesn’t have the power to intimidate Lomachenko either. We’ll see what happens but like I said i’m leaning to Loma for a UD or SD. I doubt Loma stops Haney due to size etc. Also, on Lomachenko’s half how is Haney going to deal with Lomachenko consistently moving his head & finding different head slots to keep himself from being hit on-top of the fact Loma blocks a ton of punches. How will he react to the footwork and inside game? Once Loma gets in on the jab which he will, Jojo Diaz had it figured out by round 4.. how will Haney react to Loma’s 2-1? It’s by far more accurate and technically sound than Jojo Diaz’ straight left. Lomachenko’s rhythm is another thing Haney hasn’t seen. Loma is very good at resetting and getting straight back to work after being pushed on the back-foot & finding an angle to get back inside and go to work and he showed that in the Ortiz fight. I have a lot of questions on how the fight will go. This is just me analysing it based on the Loma vs Ortiz ( young as haney, just as fast, just as skilled ) & Haney vs Diaz ( another southpaw who had success with the left hand which Loma also throws ) It’ll be a good fight nonetheless.
LOMA DUCKED DEVIN FIR A REASON..AND DEVIN WASN'T DROPPED BY MAYWEATHER PROMOTIONS YOU 🤡 HE LEFT
Devon could barely even give away free tickets to get people to fill the arena over the last 5 years. Tank Davis is far more popular, loved by Mayweather, and is just as good as Devon and also probably the superior boxer. You really think Lomachenko ducked Haney. Dude. That's pure delusional.
@@jahkoz I don't care what u think I talk to people who know Devin ... Devin wanted to be his own boss from day one not sign to Mayweather productions you 🤡 stop spreading lies passing it as truth
He ducked Haney? Really? So Devin becomes Lomas mando after Luke Campbell fight while in camp for Santiago. Then after that he had shoulder surgery and was in camp for Gamboa which happened just after Loma lost to Teo.. So how was Haney ever going to fight Lomachenko? He hadn’t fought any names or done anything in boxing yet and was sat talking about how “Loma to small to old” on Twitter and now three years later is upset people are calling Loma old.
The Russian style goes back to before the Soviets. It’s deep rooted in tradition and the Soviets took it from there: K.V. Gradopolov, then the most important Soviet specialist in Boxing, authored a 1941 work about using proper technique when fist-fighting. In that book, he offered a new exercise, called "group boxing", and he mentioned it was an ancient Russian sport (what he was talking about, was the "Stenka na Stenku" version)
Wow great insight brother! Yes fighting goes back to the 16th century in mass Russian street fights. I'm glad to know the Pendulum style has been held as a high value in the culture all these years. Very well spoken
Damn your couch 😂
I know right I gotta clean that couch 😆 random stuff I have to donate likes clothes or store in the garage.
holy shit 250 pulls up at 9 i can only do 12 and im 30:P
a driven Slavic family with a dream.
I want loma to win, but how then do you explain loma losing to lopez? Haney is better than lopez technically in the ring
It's in my video where I clearly stated why he lost. Shoulder injury is blatantly obvious. In over 400 fights Lomachenko has never not thrown a punch for 6 rounds. I mean..... how is that not obvious to people to see he was clearly fighting injured? Did you notice when he then actually started to throw punches, what happened? Pretty obvious man and people don't want to admit it. They propped Teofimo up on this pedestal cause of his natural athleticism.
@@jahkoz i thought the reason Loma wasn't throwing 1st 6 rounds was bc he was feeling it out and waiting for safe entry bc dangerous puncher, and yes once Loma picked it up he was owning lopez but also got hit pretty hard, he picked it up prob bc he knew its that or a loss, and idk what post fight excuses to believe bc seemingly after almost every fight the loser has an excuse. If loma's shoulder was so damaged howd he pick it up and do just fine 2nd half of fight
@@Yehonatan613 I mean dude, have you ever wrestled or gotten into a street fight with an injury, or played another full contact sport through injury??? It hurts pretty bad and only a very few percentage of athletes can get through that, let alone prevail and win a fight. Teofimo is a big puncher but he is nothing out of the ordinary man skill wise, he's just another Philly Shell style American fighter. Lomachenko was absolutely destroying him rounds 8-11. No punch ever truly hurts Lomachenko, its very very difficult to hit him flush. He has had pretty much the best +/- in all of boxing for years straight.
@@jahkoz i love loma and wanted him to win against teofimo and want him to win against devin haney, i hope he pulls it off, most ppl counting him out bc of the size and range factor
@@jahkoz also his last fight wasnt the usual impressive loma
Wow that's refreshing. Subbed
Thank you very much for your viewing and subscription bro, that means a lot to me! I will be uploading more content to my viewers and talking on topics that need to be brought to light in boxing and society.
Refreshing? Somebody lying to you
Iike the reasoning of this man. Loma is a very very special fighter and he has great integrity.
Thank you brother for your kind words and appreciation for Lomachenko. He truly is a special talent in boxing. If more people got in the ring they would understand just how hard the mechanics of Vasyl's boxing is and his achievements.
Awesome video! I appreciate your insight and I couldn't agree more. Loma truly is a special generational talent and it's unfortunate so many people undermine his achievements and skills. I can't wait for the fight and personally I would love to see Loma have that boy quit on his stool just to shut up all the haters. 😂
Thank you bro for those kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the video I will be uploading more of these lately. Agreed, Loma is truly a special talent, the haters won't appreciate him until he's long gone from the game. There has never really been anybody like him in boxing, Usyk is the closest. I'd be amazed if Vasyl made Devon quit on the stool, but he sure is gonna shut up the haters with his win. I can't wait to watch him fight, he's going to give it his all!
@KOZ PRODUCTIONS Looking forward to your future uploads bro. 👍 It's refreshing to hear unbiased opinions regarding boxing (there's only a couple channels I actually follow) and I'm thankful you took the time to shine some light on Loma! If you've haven't already check out the channels Fight Film and Johnny's Kombat Talk and News. They're great dudes who know the sport inside and out.
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And the New Undisputed Lightweight Champion of the world Vasyl Lomachenko. This is the dream of Anatoly Lomachenko and Vasyl since the Soviet Union days in Ukraine..
I think holding will be a big part of Haneys game plan, clinching loma when he closes the distance and making him reset. I expect the clinches from Haney will progressively become more and more frequent as the fight gets into the later rounds. I also expect him to spam the jab on the outside and try to slow down the pace of the fight, Loma should be able to find counters, I think a good punch for Loma to use early is the straight left to the body off Haneys jab, I would also expect him to feint to the body and throw to the head once Haney begins reacting to his feints.
Very well assessed indeed you are 100% correct with foreseeing that. Haney will exceedingly hold as the rounds build up. This is for all the marbles though, Lomachenko is going to pull out all the stops himself, he's got some dirty tactics inside as well he will used if Devon wants to make this fight ugly and clinch. Haney will hold and that will slow the tempo, but Vasyl has a good way of notifying the Ref that holding needs to be reprimanded. You are right, Devon has a good rhythm to his jab and forces most people into fighting at his pace and range. However with Soviet Pendulum it is the greatest style invented to counter sharp American jabs. The in and out motion is either timed well by some American Philly Shell/Conventional fighters or it becomes hypnotizing to most. I can guarantee that Haney has never seen a Soviet Pendulum at the level of Lomachenko's pace, quickness, and timing. It's going to eventually hypnotize him and drain him mentally and physically. Yes you are right, one of Lomachenko's best timed moves is feints to the body or chin and then a (pull counter). He sets everybody up off the jab pull counter, Mayweather was great at that technique but Vasyl's is done off the pendulum. If the baited feints aren't taken by Devon Lomachenko will find a way to eventually open him up by the 8th with right hooks to the body followed up level changes upstairs to the jaw. He always solidifies that technique and catches everybody with it.
I know this is completely of topic but if Usyk fought Fury, who do you got?
Great question, 3 years ago I would say 100% Fury, today 100% Usyk is taking that Win. Boxers with slow feet are punching bags for Fury, boxers with fast Feet are incredibly problematic for Fury. Watch the Christian Hammer, Otto Wallin, and Tom Shawrz fights. Fury ultimately beat these guys but they also showed openings in Fury's defense and rhythm. None of those boxers are even a quarter of the talent, stamina, and Ring IQ Usyk has. Fury's fighting attributes relies on jab and move. (stick and move over and over) Usyk has the fastest feet pretty much ever seen at Boxing Heavyweight history.