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Here are examples

https://youtu.be/67isFmH5vQ8?t=21

This one explains how the above worked https://youtu.be/MYUJkLHIzr4?t=32 so the above is deemed legit by that guy

Hm this one didn't work https://youtu.be/_NlRdptj4hw?t=33

Here it's seems to be confirmed by a doctor https://youtu.be/3WDzQdKbfM0?t=141

And here you have abib doing it on tyrone https://youtu.be/T9U9nQjbv8o

I didn't experience it one way or the other so I can't tell how reliable that is and "what's the catch" if any

Here are examples https://youtu.be/67isFmH5vQ8?t=21 This one explains how the above worked https://youtu.be/MYUJkLHIzr4?t=32 so the above is deemed legit by that guy Hm this one didn't work https://youtu.be/_NlRdptj4hw?t=33 Here it's seems to be confirmed by a doctor https://youtu.be/3WDzQdKbfM0?t=141 And here you have abib doing it on tyrone https://youtu.be/T9U9nQjbv8o I didn't experience it one way or the other so I can't tell how reliable that is and "what's the catch" if any

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>Every strike you commit to leaves an opening.

There's a difference between a canyon and a ditch, let's not put again everything at the same level as if a jab was just like a overhand

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A jab still leaves an opening because if I change angles to slip your jab you're already 2 steps behind. Literally.

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Yeah for a fraction of a second while the rear arm is lurking in the back... Is it your lucky day...

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Depends how good your footwork is. It's a matter of angles. If I move then you have to square up with me. That's how Lomachenko defeated Nakatani. He would entice Nakatani to jab with a head feint, he'd time Nakatani's jab and slip to the outside. From there Loma could hit him with a left cross at will.

It was Loma exploiting that, that allowed him the liver shot for the TKO.