@kushlion Yep. That wasn't my kid.. That was the dude in the ring's son. Lil guy was mine. This is 6 years old now and that gym is silent for the time being. The ams is dead.
@WhiteFangOfTheLeaf Why is that? I'm the white kids coach and I'm white. That is the other kids dad in my ring in this 5 year old video. I had 16oz gloves on him and was holding him back. You can't see who's who when I turn him loose? Watch it. Everybody sparred with everybody in my gym or just stay home and play video games or something. God forbid I posted my fighters sparring with each other. ACLU would come get me. LOL!
@WhiteFangOfTheLeaf ignorance. in order to be a complete fighter you need to be tested against all types - taller, shorter, a little heavier - what ever. that's how you learn to fight under any and all conditions.
these kids are lucky as hell! they get to spar with a lot of people their size and weight! i'm 15 years old 5'0"(don't laugh) 107lbs.(don't laugh) and stuck at my gym sparring with hell adults and shit! i don't recall getting the opportunity to face legit boxers near my size or weight. i want to join amateur boxing so to get ready i ask them not to go easy(and their tall!) i used to always get knocked out by body shots. but now i'm used to giant opponents. my handspeed and power is surfacing.
@K1BIGGESTFAN 1) they were 14 years old amateurs licensed with USA Boxing so to avoid liability in my gym I demand it. Lawyers love ignorant people! 2) Although the actual brain shake is just about as much as without headgear, it does help fighters avoid swelling, cuts, etc,. Most injuries in combat sports occur in training, not the actual bouts. It is as elementary as protecting your hands with wraps.
@HvyWeight 1) as much safety - FIRST, ALWAYS. 2) Headgear is required in amateur bouts and you had better be able to fight in it. If you think you can spar wtihout it then enter a match and fight with it ON, and be okay with it you're sadly mistaken. The purpose of sparring is to simulate a fight as much as possible (less unnecessary injury). I'll even do an entire training session with my mouthguard from jump rope, bag, pads, sparring to cool down.
@RKGOLF My guys have their mouthpiece in when they go though the gym door and take it out weigh they weight out. Nobody spars in my ring w/o headgear. I have 2 dozen sparring, comp/AIBA headgear for this reason. I recently watched my first ring death of a kid I watched grow up. I was sitting with his family ringside. Pancho was a good kid, 3x National Champ Mexican American southpaw heavy with power. KO'd everybody at J.O.'s and GG's. It still haunts me, I was out a while other than Jones/Lacy..
@BIGGT110 Thanks, he was pretty slick but pro style don't work in ams anymore and I don't know any other way. He's in college, but may try next level one day soon.. He finally grew lol. About Pac size now.
@roller8 The kid in red was trained by his dad who was playing ref/coach. Lilo blue, or as I call him Tyler, was holding back until the end really. He hasn't boxed in years now. Shame, but can't make anyone do anything. Gotta WANT it in boxing.
Ref was a former pro I was with some years. He was coaching his son, but my lil guy didn't care because he heard him too. I was holding my kid back and even had gloves 4oz. bigger on him. The other kid needed to learn how to fight inside is why you saw lil man light up.
Yeah, he was using his reach a lot.. Which is good. haha I heard him say " lets fight on the inside". I imagine in a real fight he would just be staying away and maneuvering with that jab. The guy in the blue works much better on the inside ;)
You'll hear me ask Tyler to get on the inside from the corner where HE should have been just before he says it. He was gonna make him fight regardless. I like Tye, but he always knew these boys were always in great shape and sparred a lot. I hated holding Tyler back, but we needed rounds. My boys beat spar with each other all the time and needed looks..Tye got pretty good not long after this. He pitches at a 6A school now and basketball. Good kid. His dad and 2 cousins I had were talented too.
Haha...Tyler dipped and ate a 1-2-3 actually and I was like get inside, get inside, get inside. I haven't watched that in months! How you like that under-over from the runt?
damn dude youve got a couple of future pros, ive been boxing since i was 8 i dont know how old they are... but i know i wasnt that good if there 10 or something.
They might be, but they don't box anymore. Too busy having fun. They'll wait until too late as always to realize what they wasted. I've seen it too many times.
I prefer headgear, but that's mostly because of cuts, swelling, etc,. You get the same brain shake either way and when headgear gets wet, it can be heavy. I personally don't like shirts, but it would depend on the ring ropes.
people come and go in this sport. even if they have the talent they don't stick with it. boxing takes a lot of mental strength as well as physical. if your heart isnt there you aint going very far. My heart is in this sport, im dedicated and want to reach the top.
90% mental I believe. These days, it's more go for me. The amateur scoring system ran off many, but I'm hard. I don't like standing around talking in the gym. Hit it or quit it, just don't waste my time. It's full of equipment so there's ALWAYS something to do. No excuses. People that are good at making them won't get better at anything else. I've had kids with 6 fights go in with a kid with 160 and more than hang, but it's because they train hard. Keep that mind set aaron, you have it right.
hey, sense you seen that kind of stuff...i fought a kid who had 136 fights under his belt and alot of trophies... they put me to spar with em and he...well lets face it won hands down. but i hit em a couple good time and never quit...didnt do any real damage to him but still, think i did ok? im kinda disapointed even tho he had so many fights i dont like to lose lol
You're not going to win them all in the amateurs. With the new scoring, I only view it as experience. Fighting a guy with over 100 fights is a better learning experience than fighting a kid with less than 5.
LOL me to....my name is willis payne jr... remember that cuz im in boxing and im going to the tip of the top and not going to look down remember that name cuz youll be betting with ur friends on me in the future!!!!
It depends. With a good defense it's not as likely to happen. Guys that take punches a lot would be quicker to get injuries. The human body isn't meant to take head blows just as the hands aren't designed to hit hard objects. I just saw a kid I knew since he was 10 die after his 2nd pro fight so this is touchy with me right now. Actually there are more head and neck injuries in football than boxing and mma combined each year. I love football so don't get me wrong. You don't play boxing though.
ohh ok thanks i was just asking cause im going to start boxing after summer cause i like fightin alot... and street fightin got me in some trouble so i tought about it so im going to start boxing or do mma.. and im working on to get back in shape right now my weight is 290 im goin to have to drop down some... =(
Tye did get better, but he's got really good at basketball and always was good in baseball. He had about 10 fights in this. He was scared of Sammie for good reason. That's the hardest puncher I ever had p4p in the gym, pro included, was the last time they ever sparred right here. Sammie went on and scored a bunch of TD'S like a mini Barry Sanders and didn't come back. Honestly, he didn't have a real mean streak it takes like his brother Flea had. Shy Sammie back flipped on some wins. Good kid.
Haha. I've heard that before. He has more defense than Ricky, but I wish he was aggressive like him with this amateur scoring system. Cuts the ring life expectancy down though.
Not sure. My kid had on 14oz. sparring gloves that helps the other kid and good headgear that helps him. I haven't seen many nose bleeds to be honest.
It depends on how long a career you intend on having. Headgear don't stop any brain shake really, but it helps from getting swelling and cuts, which you can't fight with in most cases.
Coach thanks for the tips i will try to work on everything u have told me thanks a lot. The Tyler vs Mike video and i dont know if Tyler lost but he was down because he wouldnt go in right he stayed in his comfort zone.
Watch close and see if Mike landed 20 clean punches that round. Not sure which round you have, but no way he landed white knuckles to the point areas that much on T. One judge had Tyler winning by 4, another Mike by 8, the last Mike by like 43-20. That is rogue. Everybody including Mike's coach thought Tyler won, but it was their gym and Mike's had close to 100 fights since Tyler was out over 2 years and Tyler hasn't fought since. The judging in the amateurs isn't good at all. Prepare yourself!
I was kind of scared to get out my comfort zone to hit him. I was thinking to much in the ring and i didnt throw a lot of punches. Even thou i got hit i was kind of scared to throw punches cause i can see he was waiting to counter. Can u help me or give tips coach on the things above and what to do next time. Thanks.
Sounds like you know what you need to do. Start hitting the openings you are seeing. If you can get tunnel vision on their chest using the jab it'll help. A good jab can throw of an experienced boxer long enough to set something else up. I
Hey coach i got beat up today but everyone told me i did good for my first time. They put me to spar with someone good thats been there for about 1 or 2 years. Ive only been there for a month.
Relax. You'll burn yourself out before it starts. Sparring is a time to think and learn so to get the most out of it you have to pace yourself. Closer to fight time crank it up a bit. One other thing, focus on the other guys chest instead of the eyes and hands. You'll see more.
This was nearly 3 years ago and yes I fussed for years. Hasn't boxed in a while. Since February. He will always do a few things I didn't teach him. Even if it works, it isn't me. Coming up in the ring with much older and bigger guys combined with hand scoring on 20 point system has a lot to do with it. He can mimic Tyson pretty good, but tries to be more like RJ. LOL! My nephew is the only one that KEPT his hands up good when he was fighting.
Do u also coach. I need a favor i have a weak left hand what can i work on to improve power in my arm for my jab.Every time i hit the bag i dint get that popping sound.
Yeah, that's my gym. You can strengthen deltoids and triceps to increase the speed of the jab. I wouldn't throw it hard all the time, but there is a place for a power jab. Unfortunately, in amateur boxing it doesn't score points so many just don't use it.
I like Tye. He was intimidated because he knew my kids were always in great shape. Knew two of them were heavy handed as well. Tye really did get better with a few more fights though. My kid Tyler in the blue trunks is 17 now and a Feather-lightweight. He hasn't fought in several months, but I hope he comes back whe his transportation is straightened out. He's a naturally talented lil guy, but not much opposition as an open fighter. Hard to get work in.
That's his dad a former amateur and pro that came to my gym to spar. I don't like coaching in the ring either which is why I turned Tyler loose at the end. I stay in the corner. Funny thing though, my kids all say it didn't bother them because they knew what expect. LOL! We had on 14oz. sparring gloves so no harm done
I like Tye. He actually got better after this was shot. He's a good baseball player. Not really mean enough for boxing IMO. Yeah, you caught me. I have to hold them back at times until I get rattled.
da little one tyler has good d i have seen that on micky ward and hatton its dat bob and weave dats good he does he wasn't even blocking just doging really impressive. he must watch alot of footage
He's watched everybody from Robinson to Jones Jr. on tape. He can mimic Tyson and Jones pretty good. Smart kid. Working with a tall rangey kid called for the peek-a-boo so he kinda threw it in that day.
Ha. Yeah, they were small kids, but size doesn't matter a lot in boxing thank goodness. I was already 6' at that age. They've finally grown some though.
This is only a clip of SPARRING. Training. They aren't going all out. Just getting a bunch of rounds in. If it bores you, go watch something else like a clip of Hagler-Hearns. ;-)
I understand it a clip only of SPARRING, training, but like myself the 2 boy's are being nurtured to be boxers, punching and getting punched is the game wether amateur or professional 11, 14, or 25 years of age.
Tyler was 14 too. He still trains some and finally got taller. He is a natural, very smart. Like a lil' coach with gloves on. Sometimes too flashy for my liking, but most times it works. His style doesn't suit the amateur scoring either, but that is my fault. He will be back between now an 08' since the dentist won't sign the braces release. His brother's good too. I'll be uploading more.
Damn..he got braces too i hate those policy with the braces. Im boxing at Freeport PAL trying to turn pro maybe we both might have to fight each other at the pros if we mk it there ;)
Red Head Gear: when your slipping punchs keep your guard up
Blue Head Gear: when he starts ducking in forward after you throw a hook bring an uppercut with the opposite hand, throw some feint punches too.
Good job to both of you
CommanderEvander 7 months ago
Little guys tough as hell.
mattbiker66 8 months ago
shouldn't they tuck elbows in? the black kid has his up there
kushlion 9 months ago
@kushlion Yep. That wasn't my kid.. That was the dude in the ring's son. Lil guy was mine. This is 6 years old now and that gym is silent for the time being. The ams is dead.
HvyWeight 9 months ago
Rocky Marciano was smaller than Ali and look what happen....
DelnegroXX 11 months ago
Nothing wrong with it, size does not matter to them because they are still young and learning. And sparring is part of training
Zun2k 1 year ago
Yo they area mini verson of Sugar Ray Robison and Jake LaMotta
joeyispooping 1 year ago
i don't see anything wrong with this. It's light sparing, technical and good coaching.
croccofanto 1 year ago
Putting a black tall kid with a short white thats just F up
WhiteFangOfTheLeaf 1 year ago
@WhiteFangOfTheLeaf Why is that? I'm the white kids coach and I'm white. That is the other kids dad in my ring in this 5 year old video. I had 16oz gloves on him and was holding him back. You can't see who's who when I turn him loose? Watch it. Everybody sparred with everybody in my gym or just stay home and play video games or something. God forbid I posted my fighters sparring with each other. ACLU would come get me. LOL!
HvyWeight 1 year ago
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WhiteFangOfTheLeaf 1 year ago
@WhiteFangOfTheLeaf seems fair to me.
brandeezy108 1 year ago
@WhiteFangOfTheLeaf ignorance. in order to be a complete fighter you need to be tested against all types - taller, shorter, a little heavier - what ever. that's how you learn to fight under any and all conditions.
RKGOLF 1 year ago
@WhiteFangOfTheLeaf i know! the black kid might get hurt!
brandeezy108 11 months ago
these kids are lucky as hell! they get to spar with a lot of people their size and weight! i'm 15 years old 5'0"(don't laugh) 107lbs.(don't laugh) and stuck at my gym sparring with hell adults and shit! i don't recall getting the opportunity to face legit boxers near my size or weight. i want to join amateur boxing so to get ready i ask them not to go easy(and their tall!) i used to always get knocked out by body shots. but now i'm used to giant opponents. my handspeed and power is surfacing.
brandeezy108 1 year ago
why use headgear :) ?
K1BIGGESTFAN 1 year ago
@K1BIGGESTFAN 1) they were 14 years old amateurs licensed with USA Boxing so to avoid liability in my gym I demand it. Lawyers love ignorant people! 2) Although the actual brain shake is just about as much as without headgear, it does help fighters avoid swelling, cuts, etc,. Most injuries in combat sports occur in training, not the actual bouts. It is as elementary as protecting your hands with wraps.
HvyWeight 1 year ago
@HvyWeight 1) as much safety - FIRST, ALWAYS. 2) Headgear is required in amateur bouts and you had better be able to fight in it. If you think you can spar wtihout it then enter a match and fight with it ON, and be okay with it you're sadly mistaken. The purpose of sparring is to simulate a fight as much as possible (less unnecessary injury). I'll even do an entire training session with my mouthguard from jump rope, bag, pads, sparring to cool down.
RKGOLF 1 year ago
@RKGOLF My guys have their mouthpiece in when they go though the gym door and take it out weigh they weight out. Nobody spars in my ring w/o headgear. I have 2 dozen sparring, comp/AIBA headgear for this reason. I recently watched my first ring death of a kid I watched grow up. I was sitting with his family ringside. Pancho was a good kid, 3x National Champ Mexican American southpaw heavy with power. KO'd everybody at J.O.'s and GG's. It still haunts me, I was out a while other than Jones/Lacy..
HvyWeight 1 year ago
The kid in the blue looks wicked!
BIGGT110 1 year ago
@BIGGT110 Thanks, he was pretty slick but pro style don't work in ams anymore and I don't know any other way. He's in college, but may try next level one day soon.. He finally grew lol. About Pac size now.
HvyWeight 1 year ago
both of those kids got it down, they keep this up they can both be great boxers, and famous.....
oblivionfan150 1 year ago
THis is very good i want to be boxer im eighteen where you located?
TEACH ME IM WILLING!!!!
jimmyjohnson691 1 year ago
@jimmyjohnson691 - I am in Mississippi not too far from the Coast. I'm not in the amateurs anymore however. This video is 5 years old. Where you at?
HvyWeight 1 year ago
the white one is tremendous
LILYAYO911 1 year ago
nice boxing!! lilo blue need to step in more,,, his counter could of hit.
roller8 1 year ago
@roller8 The kid in red was trained by his dad who was playing ref/coach. Lilo blue, or as I call him Tyler, was holding back until the end really. He hasn't boxed in years now. Shame, but can't make anyone do anything. Gotta WANT it in boxing.
HvyWeight 1 year ago
those kids box better than me ahhahaha
floorkillacris 1 year ago
they both good! the white boy look like he has better training good head movment and footwork
leonardjr88 1 year ago
man u guys are gooood
MrJoeymaestro 1 year ago
good spar!!! The kid in blue can slip very well, would be nice if he follow up those beautiful slips with a counter.
Sevenlism 1 year ago
there pretty good
kedam22 1 year ago
dude in blue is so cool , great style
will defently get better :)
eugeniorude 2 years ago
you can tell at 0:52 the "ref" was telling the guy in the red to back off haha :P
Anyway, the dude in the blue is pretty good. more head movement and he wouldn't be taking as many shots.
TommyGun7111 2 years ago
Ref was a former pro I was with some years. He was coaching his son, but my lil guy didn't care because he heard him too. I was holding my kid back and even had gloves 4oz. bigger on him. The other kid needed to learn how to fight inside is why you saw lil man light up.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
Yeah, he was using his reach a lot.. Which is good. haha I heard him say " lets fight on the inside". I imagine in a real fight he would just be staying away and maneuvering with that jab. The guy in the blue works much better on the inside ;)
TommyGun7111 2 years ago
You'll hear me ask Tyler to get on the inside from the corner where HE should have been just before he says it. He was gonna make him fight regardless. I like Tye, but he always knew these boys were always in great shape and sparred a lot. I hated holding Tyler back, but we needed rounds. My boys beat spar with each other all the time and needed looks..Tye got pretty good not long after this. He pitches at a 6A school now and basketball. Good kid. His dad and 2 cousins I had were talented too.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
Haha...Tyler dipped and ate a 1-2-3 actually and I was like get inside, get inside, get inside. I haven't watched that in months! How you like that under-over from the runt?
HvyWeight 2 years ago
the guy in the blue trucks was pretty good. he had a great reflex and he is pretty good with his jab
Vamp6661 2 years ago
wow that little guy is handeling the reach pretty well. nice!
SUBIESAMURAI07 2 years ago
bravissimi
MirkoLos78 2 years ago
pretty good sparring
SoFiAsexc 2 years ago
wow im impressed!
captingilgimesh 2 years ago
Wow, These kids are amazing. Their technique is really good. I wish i had done something like that at their age.
javadzadeh00 2 years ago
damn dude youve got a couple of future pros, ive been boxing since i was 8 i dont know how old they are... but i know i wasnt that good if there 10 or something.
sleepymoose187 2 years ago
They might be, but they don't box anymore. Too busy having fun. They'll wait until too late as always to realize what they wasted. I've seen it too many times.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
you are making those kids good boxers ;)
They are Good for their age ;)
Just some more movement i think .
im learning it aswell , 1.5 more months and i'l go in gym , first i'l get in shape , rope skipping, running and push ups at home first ;)
Joeriiix3 2 years ago
so are you in the gym now?
Norie92 2 years ago
have you ever sparred or competed with out the headgear? Do you prefer fighting with or without the shirt? Just curious....
TheJoker1701 2 years ago
I prefer headgear, but that's mostly because of cuts, swelling, etc,. You get the same brain shake either way and when headgear gets wet, it can be heavy. I personally don't like shirts, but it would depend on the ring ropes.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
yes very true you do train up very well wheres your gym at, wouldnt mind a visit you have a bunch of very good fighters
kenty011985 2 years ago
Mississippi, not far from Gulf Coast.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
You seem to teach your kids very well. I wouldn't mind checking out your gym, but I don't believe I live near you
poncekid56 2 years ago
Thanks. Get the basics and the natural stuff will come on it's own. Where you at?
HvyWeight 2 years ago
people come and go in this sport. even if they have the talent they don't stick with it. boxing takes a lot of mental strength as well as physical. if your heart isnt there you aint going very far. My heart is in this sport, im dedicated and want to reach the top.
aaron11892 2 years ago
90% mental I believe. These days, it's more go for me. The amateur scoring system ran off many, but I'm hard. I don't like standing around talking in the gym. Hit it or quit it, just don't waste my time. It's full of equipment so there's ALWAYS something to do. No excuses. People that are good at making them won't get better at anything else. I've had kids with 6 fights go in with a kid with 160 and more than hang, but it's because they train hard. Keep that mind set aaron, you have it right.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
ohh ok thx for letn me kno that....i might spend some money on boxing lessons so i can hopefully get in some matches
datboiko15 2 years ago
hey, sense you seen that kind of stuff...i fought a kid who had 136 fights under his belt and alot of trophies... they put me to spar with em and he...well lets face it won hands down. but i hit em a couple good time and never quit...didnt do any real damage to him but still, think i did ok? im kinda disapointed even tho he had so many fights i dont like to lose lol
knives06511 2 years ago
You're not going to win them all in the amateurs. With the new scoring, I only view it as experience. Fighting a guy with over 100 fights is a better learning experience than fighting a kid with less than 5.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
LOL me to....my name is willis payne jr... remember that cuz im in boxing and im going to the tip of the top and not going to look down remember that name cuz youll be betting with ur friends on me in the future!!!!
willispayne77521 2 years ago
hey i got a question do u get brain damage easily by boxing or does it take a few years to get really messed up on the brain
datboiko15 2 years ago
It depends. With a good defense it's not as likely to happen. Guys that take punches a lot would be quicker to get injuries. The human body isn't meant to take head blows just as the hands aren't designed to hit hard objects. I just saw a kid I knew since he was 10 die after his 2nd pro fight so this is touchy with me right now. Actually there are more head and neck injuries in football than boxing and mma combined each year. I love football so don't get me wrong. You don't play boxing though.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
ohh ok thanks i was just asking cause im going to start boxing after summer cause i like fightin alot... and street fightin got me in some trouble so i tought about it so im going to start boxing or do mma.. and im working on to get back in shape right now my weight is 290 im goin to have to drop down some... =(
datboiko15 2 years ago
the lil kid in the blue shorts is really good. hes got good power and can dodge very well if hes still fighting now he must be amazing
sheldon315 2 years ago
He's way bigger and better now, but too busy hangin out with friends, running the roads. Heart has to be in it. His isn't.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
these are some tough ass kids
osmel 2 years ago
Hey Hvyweight, I was wondering if the kid in the red eventually got better?
I was assuming it was his first time in the ring when I watched him spar sammy, that's a hellava intro to the sport.
BoxingFly01 2 years ago
Tye did get better, but he's got really good at basketball and always was good in baseball. He had about 10 fights in this. He was scared of Sammie for good reason. That's the hardest puncher I ever had p4p in the gym, pro included, was the last time they ever sparred right here. Sammie went on and scored a bunch of TD'S like a mini Barry Sanders and didn't come back. Honestly, he didn't have a real mean streak it takes like his brother Flea had. Shy Sammie back flipped on some wins. Good kid.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
Very nice
herondedios 2 years ago
Holy shit these little guys are good! The blue one me likey. Nice techniques, nice left hands.
sampah38 2 years ago
dat guy looks tiny small hatton
chukpart 2 years ago 2
Haha. I've heard that before. He has more defense than Ricky, but I wish he was aggressive like him with this amateur scoring system. Cuts the ring life expectancy down though.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
BTW - He's not boxing anymore, but now he is close to Hatton's size at 140.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
how did they not get nose bleeds those punches where hard
NBertuzzi 2 years ago
Not sure. My kid had on 14oz. sparring gloves that helps the other kid and good headgear that helps him. I haven't seen many nose bleeds to be honest.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
in the end the kid in the blue had a really nice 2 hit counter.
justheretoreply 2 years ago
He was probably frustrated with me holding him back and he knows that timer well enough to get that in.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
How heavy are these kids and also how old?
matthewsman 2 years ago
In 2005, my kid Tyler was 4'11" 95lbs. Tye was about 5'4" 119. They were both 14 years old and yes they both grew LOL!
HvyWeight 2 years ago
It depends on how long a career you intend on having. Headgear don't stop any brain shake really, but it helps from getting swelling and cuts, which you can't fight with in most cases.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
Hey, this guys are pretty good, love the little guy, Is he still training and fighting?
connymat 2 years ago
No, the little guy has been out a year now. He grew a good bit since this video 4 years ago. I hope he joins the military.
HvyWeight 2 years ago
the kid in the blue is good
SCARHEAD22 3 years ago
Yes he WAS good.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
what do you mean he was? he doesnt box anymore?
SCARHEAD22 3 years ago
No. Hasn't been in the gym for nearly a year now. A real waste of talent. Sore subject.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
damn he realy needs to get back in there he can go far with that talent
SCARHEAD22 3 years ago
ye he looked really good there, alot of talent
bluevexer 3 years ago
Coach thanks for the tips i will try to work on everything u have told me thanks a lot. The Tyler vs Mike video and i dont know if Tyler lost but he was down because he wouldnt go in right he stayed in his comfort zone.
fightnight909 3 years ago
Watch close and see if Mike landed 20 clean punches that round. Not sure which round you have, but no way he landed white knuckles to the point areas that much on T. One judge had Tyler winning by 4, another Mike by 8, the last Mike by like 43-20. That is rogue. Everybody including Mike's coach thought Tyler won, but it was their gym and Mike's had close to 100 fights since Tyler was out over 2 years and Tyler hasn't fought since. The judging in the amateurs isn't good at all. Prepare yourself!
HvyWeight 3 years ago
Hey coach i got beat today again. I really need help on how to get inside to hit.
fightnight909 3 years ago
I was kind of scared to get out my comfort zone to hit him. I was thinking to much in the ring and i didnt throw a lot of punches. Even thou i got hit i was kind of scared to throw punches cause i can see he was waiting to counter. Can u help me or give tips coach on the things above and what to do next time. Thanks.
fightnight909 3 years ago
Sounds like you know what you need to do. Start hitting the openings you are seeing. If you can get tunnel vision on their chest using the jab it'll help. A good jab can throw of an experienced boxer long enough to set something else up. I
HvyWeight 3 years ago
Hey coach i got beat up today but everyone told me i did good for my first time. They put me to spar with someone good thats been there for about 1 or 2 years. Ive only been there for a month.
fightnight909 3 years ago
Fun huh? It gets better each time. Keep it up!
HvyWeight 3 years ago
these kids fight really well for their age. impressive.
boston1977boston 3 years ago
I think they did okay. Shame they didn't stick with it though.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
Thanks for the tips coach.
fightnight909 3 years ago
My pleasure. Just go in there with the minset of working on what you've learned so far. Make sure you a running hard though so you can go the rounds.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
Hey coach I have a question. Can u give me any tips before i get in the ring to sparr? For example not to get mad when i get hit etc.
fightnight909 3 years ago
Relax. You'll burn yourself out before it starts. Sparring is a time to think and learn so to get the most out of it you have to pace yourself. Closer to fight time crank it up a bit. One other thing, focus on the other guys chest instead of the eyes and hands. You'll see more.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
that kid in the blue needs to work on keeping his hands up, in this video, im sure u awready got on him for that?
satownhustler210 3 years ago
This was nearly 3 years ago and yes I fussed for years. Hasn't boxed in a while. Since February. He will always do a few things I didn't teach him. Even if it works, it isn't me. Coming up in the ring with much older and bigger guys combined with hand scoring on 20 point system has a lot to do with it. He can mimic Tyson pretty good, but tries to be more like RJ. LOL! My nephew is the only one that KEPT his hands up good when he was fighting.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
o... well im just sayin, i just started bxoing so im no where to tell u.. but u should keep him at it.. hhe could probably make it..
satownhustler210 3 years ago
No, you are right about the hands. Glad you realize it and hope you remember it a you progress. It's up to him if he fights again.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
well he should keep at it.. and thanks..
satownhustler210 3 years ago
Yes he should.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
hey check out my video and tell me wat u think..
satownhustler210 3 years ago
I will.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
Do u have any more videos of ur son if so where can i find them.
fightnight909 3 years ago
He's not my son although it has felt that way at times. I've been coaching him since he was 11. There are a few more clips on my profile.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
Do u also coach. I need a favor i have a weak left hand what can i work on to improve power in my arm for my jab.Every time i hit the bag i dint get that popping sound.
fightnight909 3 years ago
Yeah, that's my gym. You can strengthen deltoids and triceps to increase the speed of the jab. I wouldn't throw it hard all the time, but there is a place for a power jab. Unfortunately, in amateur boxing it doesn't score points so many just don't use it.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
The black kid has no waist movement he just stands straight up. So how old is ur kid Hes the one in the blue trunks right?
fightnight909 3 years ago
I like Tye. He was intimidated because he knew my kids were always in great shape. Knew two of them were heavy handed as well. Tye really did get better with a few more fights though. My kid Tyler in the blue trunks is 17 now and a Feather-lightweight. He hasn't fought in several months, but I hope he comes back whe his transportation is straightened out. He's a naturally talented lil guy, but not much opposition as an open fighter. Hard to get work in.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
why is he only coaching the black kid wouldnt blame him he needs the work.
fightnight909 3 years ago
That's his dad a former amateur and pro that came to my gym to spar. I don't like coaching in the ring either which is why I turned Tyler loose at the end. I stay in the corner. Funny thing though, my kids all say it didn't bother them because they knew what expect. LOL! We had on 14oz. sparring gloves so no harm done
HvyWeight 3 years ago
The black kid sucks. U can tell the kid with the blue trunks is way better and he was holding back.
fightnight909 3 years ago
I like Tye. He actually got better after this was shot. He's a good baseball player. Not really mean enough for boxing IMO. Yeah, you caught me. I have to hold them back at times until I get rattled.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
great i enjoyed that wonderful d, hes a natural and you can tell the work hes put in
markfriaz 3 years ago
the black kid looks exactly like me
UncleRed1234567 3 years ago
da little one tyler has good d i have seen that on micky ward and hatton its dat bob and weave dats good he does he wasn't even blocking just doging really impressive. he must watch alot of footage
Tubo196 3 years ago
Not really. He just sparred a lot.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
how tall are they
Tubo196 3 years ago
Tye was about 5'6" 119. My kid Tyler was 4'11" 98lbs. on this old clip. He's more like 5'6" 125 now.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
which one iz the kid we are talking about
Tubo196 3 years ago
Little guy.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
He's watched everybody from Robinson to Jones Jr. on tape. He can mimic Tyson and Jones pretty good. Smart kid. Working with a tall rangey kid called for the peek-a-boo so he kinda threw it in that day.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
how much does he wiegh?
Shottz786 3 years ago
98 pounds then. About 125 now.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
good sparring how old r they?
hello539 3 years ago
14 then. My kid is 17 now.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
they dont look like theyre 14...at all.
i was thinkin they were maybe 12 or 11
Jon0so 3 years ago
Ha. Yeah, they were small kids, but size doesn't matter a lot in boxing thank goodness. I was already 6' at that age. They've finally grown some though.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
so did i
klnnep 3 years ago
id like to see these two go in a real match, but good sparring
azbballer 3 years ago
Me too, but it'll never happen. In 10oz. gloves it might get brutal. Tyler has heavy hands now. The other kid is playing ball.
HvyWeight 3 years ago
your kid has a style similar to the peek-a-bo. Has been watching mike tyson vids#?
luigi12356 3 years ago
anyone know how to get started at the freeport pal gym?
jolujo18 3 years ago
Very nice work. Good coaching too.
FrenchyKnight 3 years ago
keep it up kid ull b knockin out foos left an right
dillstrush 3 years ago
the little white fella is really good.he should keep it up .how old those kids
ddfffggghhhh 4 years ago
14 on this clip. He is 17 now and making a comeback after a layoff due to an ignorant dentist.
HvyWeight 4 years ago
boy in the blue shorts was dippin the shit out them punches
Jorgeldaz 4 years ago
the white bul gotta nice lil left hook
dabullwitdawar 4 years ago
This is only a clip of SPARRING. Training. They aren't going all out. Just getting a bunch of rounds in. If it bores you, go watch something else like a clip of Hagler-Hearns. ;-)
HvyWeight 4 years ago
I understand it a clip only of SPARRING, training, but like myself the 2 boy's are being nurtured to be boxers, punching and getting punched is the game wether amateur or professional 11, 14, or 25 years of age.
romaeoo5555 4 years ago
holy crap these kids scrap hard.
EddieJones1000 4 years ago
some good stuff, how old is this kid
punchout1988 4 years ago
Tyler was 14 too. He still trains some and finally got taller. He is a natural, very smart. Like a lil' coach with gloves on. Sometimes too flashy for my liking, but most times it works. His style doesn't suit the amateur scoring either, but that is my fault. He will be back between now an 08' since the dentist won't sign the braces release. His brother's good too. I'll be uploading more.
HvyWeight 4 years ago
Damn..he got braces too i hate those policy with the braces. Im boxing at Freeport PAL trying to turn pro maybe we both might have to fight each other at the pros if we mk it there ;)
5tarkiD 4 years ago