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Crashsti · 03-24-2008, 11:48 AM

Does anyone have a favorite boxing/striking combination they like or find effective? I personally like the double/triple jab followed by an all or nothing overhand right. Buster Douglas used double and triple jab combinations with great effectiveness in his win over Mike Tyson. Not something you see in MMA with takedowns being a real threat.

Here's a video to go with it. Man i wish i had hand speed like this.
YouTube - Manny Pacquiao vs. heavy bag

basslogic4003 · 03-24-2008, 04:20 PM

I like the low roundhouse kicks to the leg at least 3 times, then the fake to an overhand right. Also, the multiple jabs into double leg shot or wild hook into greco clinch to inside leg trip

May not be what you were looking for, but that's how I roll when it comes to throwing fisticuffs, more often than not, it's to set up a takedown

Crashsti · 03-27-2008, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by basslogic4003

I like the low roundhouse kicks to the leg at least 3 times, then the fake to an overhand right. Also, the multiple jabs into double leg shot or wild hook into greco clinch to inside leg trip

May not be what you were looking for, but that's how I roll when it comes to throwing fisticuffs, more often than not, it's to set up a takedown

Nice! I take the Chuck Liddell school of thought when it comes to fighting so i am always biased towards standup. However in MMA you really do have so many more options. Have you checked out the book "Guerilla Ju Jitsu" By David Camarillo?? It combines the grip fighting and throws of Judo with the technical ground work of BJJ. Its a good read and might fit your style.

basslogic4003 · 03-27-2008, 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Crashsti

Nice! I take the Chuck Liddell school of thought when it comes to fighting so i am always biased towards standup. However in MMA you really do have so many more options. Have you checked out the book "Guerilla Ju Jitsu" By David Camarillo?? It combines the grip fighting and throws of Judo with the technical ground work of BJJ. Its a good read and might fit your style.

I've heard about the book, I'll definitely check it out, got a long flight tomorrow!

Mickey Finn · 03-28-2008, 11:25 PM

anything that finishes with a left hook

people sont expect right handers to have that powerful a left hook, and i really like to throw it