@@ItsWillYumm Neither of them are up and coming fighters lol these are legends of dutch kickboxing. You can learn principles from them but trying to make your own left hook look like Gokhan Saki's is a futile exercise and will require a lifetime. Try Rico Verhoeven "The Prince of Kickboxing": czcams.com/video/KhK_Efj1bYE/video.html Or for offense the basic left punch/left kick switchup that Cro cop used to do: czcams.com/video/ypuxj21myRM/video.html
@@utkarsh2746 it says "and". Stating it takes a "lifetime" is ignorant and I literally won't listen to you for any insight because it doesn't take lifetimes to learn techniques. Such a stupid take.
High Guard: Robin VanRoosmalen Head Movement: Mike Tyson and Roberto Duran off the Jab Feints: Israel Adesanya, Pacquiao and Lomachenko Head Frames and Pins: Errol Spence and George Foreman Knee Walking: Andy Ristie used it fairly well and I am sure any Muay Thai Muay Khao fighter is great
Mike Tyson in mma would have been terrifying. He’s got the power of Francis Ngannou but with way more speed and quicker reflexes. Plus he’s short, low to the ground and built like a tank which makes shooting takedowns on him really hard. Plus shooting a takedown right into a Mike Tyson uppercut in 4 oz gloves... yikes.
@@adamoleoni2272 mma wrestling is not about explosion it is more chain wrestling so would be hard for him, unless he trains from beggining and btw his legs will be killed and it is easy to keep opponent at distance with front kick if they have a square stance
@@shainn2237 have you heard Ramon Dekkers the mike tyson of kickboxing. It's a very effective style not just good for loading up punches but kicks as well. He's a legend.
Love your videos dawg! I started kickboxing in March to lose weight bc I always lost my motivation in the gym in my previous attempts at major weight loss. But I fell in love with kickboxing and boxing while at this gym I’m at. I started sparring recently because I just wanted to see what I learned so far. And your videos have been super helpful the day before sparring and after sparring just to see what I want to focus on. Bc I try to focus on one or two things when sparring. It’s absolutely criminal the views you get because this is amazing work! Keep it up man I love all the content!
10:17 man those knee up faint/walk is really new to me. I will implement that into my sparring game thank you. Gyms in Germany are closed too. But thankfully I have a buddy that I spar with at home and those videos come closest to being coached and actually really teach me new things thank you a lot! Still amazing to me that this awesome content from worldclass fighters I used to watch on TV is available for everybody and even being able to ask questions and putting requests for videos!
Looks like you essentially adapted Vunak's R.A.T. system for the ring. Destruction with elbows and knees, hand trapping, blast forward, and then clinch to finish.
Please do the high knee walking for boxers versus kickboxers video. I'm a boxer and I've been looking for a way to counter my sparring partners who have much better kicking
George foreman did hand control in boxing really well. Andy Ruiz does it a little bit these days. Watch his fights against Joshua and dimitrenko. A few others do it with just the lead hand like bivol and Andre Ward.
I’m a pressure fighter (peekaboo kickboxing style ) and I’d get caught up with my guard up I’d receive a lot body shots kicks and sometimes it’s very disturbing and mess up my plans towards my opponent and I was looking to incorporate certain movements in that style but man 😩 (the knee walking,the feints, using your hand to control over etc..) don’t just be stationary wiping side to side. And i know I’ll be very demoniac once I get comfortable with these ingredients… I’m so impatient and excited 😊
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Mike Zambidis is probably the closest example of peek a boo style in kickboxing
Any more and any up and coming kickboxers?
@@ItsWillYumm the only other Muay Thai/Kickboxer I could think of is Ramon Dekkers. It’s a risky style to pull off in kickboxing.
@@ItsWillYumm Neither of them are up and coming fighters lol these are legends of dutch kickboxing. You can learn principles from them but trying to make your own left hook look like Gokhan Saki's is a futile exercise and will require a lifetime.
Try Rico Verhoeven "The Prince of Kickboxing": czcams.com/video/KhK_Efj1bYE/video.html
Or for offense the basic left punch/left kick switchup that Cro cop used to do: czcams.com/video/ypuxj21myRM/video.html
@@utkarsh2746 it says "and". Stating it takes a "lifetime" is ignorant and I literally won't listen to you for any insight because it doesn't take lifetimes to learn techniques. Such a stupid take.
@@ItsWillYumm mohammed jaraya
Your fight against Raymond Daniels taught me so much about breaking flashy kickers by bullying them, you’re absolutely savage
From the greatest pressure fighter himself 🙏🏻
The encyclopedia of knowledge you drop for free every week never ceases to amaze me. Thank you
Joe Frazier is one of the greatest pressure fighters
Miss Lippy's car is green.
Yeah he is but you couldn’t fight like him in kickboxing or MMA
@@Squeekybumtimeyea u could get knee’d or kicked in the head
High Guard: Robin VanRoosmalen
Head Movement: Mike Tyson and Roberto Duran off the Jab
Feints: Israel Adesanya, Pacquiao and Lomachenko
Head Frames and Pins: Errol Spence and George Foreman
Knee Walking: Andy Ristie used it fairly well and I am sure any Muay Thai Muay Khao fighter is great
like canelo alvarez and Iron Mike tyson.. Joe frazier rocky marciano and roberto duran
Hand fighting was always my strong point in wrestling maybe there could be something useful for me in that
Mike Tyson in mma would have been terrifying. He’s got the power of Francis Ngannou but with way more speed and quicker reflexes. Plus he’s short, low to the ground and built like a tank which makes shooting takedowns on him really hard. Plus shooting a takedown right into a Mike Tyson uppercut in 4 oz gloves... yikes.
Damn he could of been a UFC heavyweight champion without a doubt
There are a couple of Tyson ripoffs in the UFC and none of them are especially remarkable. Joaquin Buckley for one.
@@guygainzzz9960 if he had practiced wrestling for years
@@khonyeleaglefergumedov9175 Eh, of course. But he was clearly very explosive, he could become a great wrestler.
@@adamoleoni2272 mma wrestling is not about explosion it is more chain wrestling so would be hard for him, unless he trains from beggining and btw his legs will be killed and it is easy to keep opponent at distance with front kick if they have a square stance
Im surprised there aren't more Peek style kickboxers. A Mike Tyson of kickboxing.
It is less effective because u will eat kicks, not undoable though
@@shainn2237 have you heard Ramon Dekkers the mike tyson of kickboxing. It's a very effective style not just good for loading up punches but kicks as well. He's a legend.
Look up coach dayon mungra from days gym in holland. He teaches Mike tyson style for kickboxing. He is tyjani beztati's new coach
You should look at Mike Zambidis he is the closest thing to a kickboxer version of mike tyson, also there is Gokhan Saki with a similar style as well
Sean Strickland is so good at this, I love watching him.
Great tips on how to be a pressure fighter and close the distance
So if i sum it up
1. Shield/cover up
2. Peek a boo
3. Feints
4. Control hands/hand trap
5. Knee up
Nice work joe as always
awesome , thank you
Love your videos dawg! I started kickboxing in March to lose weight bc I always lost my motivation in the gym in my previous attempts at major weight loss. But I fell in love with kickboxing and boxing while at this gym I’m at. I started sparring recently because I just wanted to see what I learned so far. And your videos have been super helpful the day before sparring and after sparring just to see what I want to focus on. Bc I try to focus on one or two things when sparring. It’s absolutely criminal the views you get because this is amazing work! Keep it up man I love all the content!
Hey you got any tips to disguise your reactions to feints.
Bro that ending was badass
one of my favorite vids from you
1000 hours experience gave in 14 minutes . Thank you
At last it has arrived.
10:17 man those knee up faint/walk is really new to me. I will implement that into my sparring game thank you.
Gyms in Germany are closed too. But thankfully I have a buddy that I spar with at home and those videos come closest to being coached and actually really teach me new things thank you a lot!
Still amazing to me that this awesome content from worldclass fighters I used to watch on TV is available for everybody and even being able to ask questions and putting requests for videos!
Shoutout to the Sean Strickland call out ! 10:10
3:19 gotta get my battle armor, i guess
I think Marcos Maidana would have made a great MMA pressure fighter. The MAN was a Machine😱
brilliant
Looks like you essentially adapted Vunak's R.A.T. system for the ring. Destruction with elbows and knees, hand trapping, blast forward, and then clinch to finish.
Hit the penji b4 watching this and the ending had me thinking I was watching shit I don’t remember playing
Please do the high knee walking for boxers versus kickboxers video. I'm a boxer and I've been looking for a way to counter my sparring partners who have much better kicking
pressure them into boxing range and really follow them around dont let them come out of your pocket
@@Sqauredcircleboxing thanks
George foreman did hand control in boxing really well. Andy Ruiz does it a little bit these days. Watch his fights against Joshua and dimitrenko. A few others do it with just the lead hand like bivol and Andre Ward.
so much game for free here. thanks JV
I’m a pressure fighter (peekaboo kickboxing style ) and I’d get caught up with my guard up I’d receive a lot body shots kicks and sometimes it’s very disturbing and mess up my plans towards my opponent and I was looking to incorporate certain movements in that style but man 😩 (the knee walking,the feints, using your hand to control over etc..) don’t just be stationary wiping side to side. And i know I’ll be very demoniac once I get comfortable with these ingredients… I’m so impatient and excited 😊
Bazooka joe thanks a lot for these precious advices ,I 'm big fan of you
NICE VIDEO BRO
This is money Joe! Love the content man 💪
This was extremely helpful. Very important channel. Thank you!
Si!!!!!!!, el mejor de mejores
You want to Master subject?
R ead It.
W atch It.
D o It.
Keep.
It.
Simple.
Sir.
Champion, thank you for setting the standard in Cyber Training.
So grateful for educating us!
One Team
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My lesson thank You Master
does the knees up style make you more open to being swept?
Love you Bazooka Joe!
Another golden video
Awesome vid as always
Great advice. Thanks
Thanks man best video 🔥🔥🔥🔥
“BATTLEARMOR”
great video man. much love
Great stuff!
Sean Strickland best pressure fighter UFC?
Are you jucing Joe? Hard to tell, but I think so.Thanks for the content
Really? He just a big natty daddy
He's actually smaller hear than he's been in a while
@@michailmorias985 I've been subbed for a while but I've only just started paying attention watching. Is Joe a prolific juicer?
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It is difficult, not everyone could absorb many punches when marching forward,u will feel it into your brain
George foreman puts his hands all over his opponent with these frames
How to pressure someone if he constantly make u eat jab or front kick?
Circular movement
Awesome. Thank you