Mike Tyson Special. How To Move Your Head And Feet Like a Pro. Vol. 2

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  • Mike Tyson Special. How To Move Your Head and Feet Like a Pro. Volume 2. By Tom Yankello
    Tom Yankello of the World Class Boxing Channel, continues his new series that focuses on Mike Tyson's head movement and footwork. In this drill, he focuses on teaching you how Iron Mike Tyson moved his head and feet and did a hop step or side step in boxing when moving to the left and the right. If you want to learn how to best move your head in boxing, how to move your feet in boxing, how to not get hit in boxing, how to move like mike Tyson, learn to fight like mike Tyson, and understand why mike tyson was great, then watch the entire video and those in the series as Tom Yankello breaks down his moves to teach you all of these things.
    This drill was designed to teach from amateurs to pros how to train like Mike Tyson. He focused on providing you with Mike Tyson's head movement and footwork drill to do at home. He teaches a drill that shows you how to shift and switch and how he used a hop step to his left and to his right. Do this drill and get in tremendous fighting shape.
    Tom Yankello first shows you the breakdown of the drill, discusses how to develop rhythm and flow in your workout, shows you the pattern, helps you with the understanding the rotation of your hips from east to west to get the most power out of your punches and ends the video with the flow of the drill.
    Due to the times, Tom Yankello, realizes that many around the world are social distancing and so he wanted to provide athletes, coaches, workout enthusiasts, and those who are passionate for the sport of boxing a great workout that can be done by yourself in any size room. This video series is for all, from beginner to advanced. For those just starting you will learn how to learn new drills to enhance your boxing skills. For those that are advanced, you will learn ways to develop your creativity and imagination as you master this drill.
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    World Class Boxing Instructional videos for punches, including footwork, are now available for purchase by visiting www.worldclassboxingchannel.com. Tom Yankello is a true boxing professor. What he teaches in these videos is guaranteed to make you the best boxer you can be as you will learn and understand the boxing fundamentals for each and every punch along with footwork. There has never been a set of boxing instructionals created to date like these. They simply are the most thorough and most educational videos ever made.
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  • @josemucarselsacoto5122
    @josemucarselsacoto5122 Před 4 lety +21

    Tyson says the gods of war have reignited his fighting spirit. We are deeply grateful for putting forward their techniques, thanks coach!

    • @samaiech7587
      @samaiech7587 Před 4 lety +3

      Noticed that Tyson mentioned, "the gods of war" (yeah, plural). Usually, each mythology has one god of war; but on the Tyson scale, several gods of war are necessary. :)

  • @christophergentile7464
    @christophergentile7464 Před 8 dny +1

    Loving the Tyson series

  • @TJiscool1
    @TJiscool1 Před 4 lety +7

    "Listen to me! Listen to me!"
    Not only are we listening to you coach, but we're also watching closely.
    Great intro. Keep 'em coming.

  • @balazskecskemeti
    @balazskecskemeti Před 4 lety +17

    I am so happy and grateful for your coverage of Mike Tyson style boxing technique and drills. It fits my body type (shorter, agile, strong legs and torso) very well and your breakdown really helps to improve my skills.

  • @ophiolatreia93
    @ophiolatreia93 Před 2 lety +2

    Protect this man at all costs

  • @abhayfitness5481
    @abhayfitness5481 Před 4 lety +3

    Nice my hero coach

  • @peterm7348
    @peterm7348 Před 4 lety +4

    Mike might be using this for his comeback!

  • @forfree143
    @forfree143 Před 4 lety

    Thank you ❤️🥊

  • @vanjamilisavljevic6476
    @vanjamilisavljevic6476 Před 3 lety +1

    Love you coach!

  • @babasaad69
    @babasaad69 Před 4 lety +3

    Your videos are a blessing during these times! Keep up the great work!

  • @davidgarcia9975
    @davidgarcia9975 Před 4 lety +1

    Listen... YOUR VIDEOS ARE AMAZING... and... YOU ARE AMAZING!!! I honestly can't thank you enough for these videos you've made on the peekaboo style!!! I used to box competitively in the amateurs, and while I won all my fights, and managed to stop most of them... I ALWAYS STRUGGLED WITH EATING TOO MANY PUNCHES IN ORDER TO CLOSE THE DISTANCE!!! It was a BIG PROBLEM!!! As a short, stocky, quick, and powerful puncher I had to close the distance, and basically EVERYONE I fought was TALLER than me with LONGER ARMS... this meant eating way too many punches with my face while trying to get to a range that suited me. This was incredibly frustrating! I had ALWAYS been amazed with Mike Tyson's defensive responsibility he had while doing this, and I KNEW that this was a style that would work very well for me, and my body type, however, absolutely NOBODY was teaching this! Boxing coaches had NO IDEA how to do or teach peekaboo, no one understood it. I was so fascinated with the peekaboo style I actually purchased a $500 tutorial... THAT TAUGHT ME ALMOST NOTHING!!! I have learned TEN TIMES MORE from TWO of your videos then I learned in that expensive video course! You are an incredible teacher, you communicate really well, and teach the tricky footwork and movement that I was struggling to understand... the part that makes the peekaboo style work!!! Thank you so much!!! Incredible content, I rarely subscribe to anyone, but you are someone I HAVE to listen to! I wish you were my coach... I doubt I could afford you, but WoW... phenomenal videos!!! Thank you!!!

  • @peek-ka-boom6017
    @peek-ka-boom6017 Před 4 lety +2

    Thank you Coach Tom for your detailed explanation.

  • @danoneatlatenco2081
    @danoneatlatenco2081 Před 2 lety +1

    Tremendous thanks 💯

  • @BlackMan-lk6cz
    @BlackMan-lk6cz Před 3 lety +1

    Thanks coach

  • @zues2013
    @zues2013 Před 9 měsíci

    The shift into southpaw with the right foot forward is the key

  • @FredasFredas
    @FredasFredas Před 4 lety +2

    You are the best.

  • @p-medical3012
    @p-medical3012 Před 4 lety +1

    Bravo. Thank you!!

  • @95manneya
    @95manneya Před 4 lety +3

    Tyson would be impressed! Great lesson!

  • @47RokuW
    @47RokuW Před 2 lety

    Thanks Coach!

  • @destroso
    @destroso Před rokem +1

    Thank you for putting these videos together.

  • @nikhilchavan638
    @nikhilchavan638 Před 4 lety +1

    Super sir

  • @williamdavis7629
    @williamdavis7629 Před 4 lety +2

    Coach Y - Absolutely ingenious. Thanks for providing an easy to understand explanation!

  • @pedrosanchez7353
    @pedrosanchez7353 Před 4 lety +4

    What a great video. I do not box anymore but still do my runs and practice sometimes it becomes boring. But thats to your videos. I get fired up in practice again. I'm very thankful for your coaching.

  • @rizwansaleem9613
    @rizwansaleem9613 Před 4 lety +2

    This is what i needed

  • @juliusarceo3800
    @juliusarceo3800 Před 4 lety +1

    Another great instructional video! Thanks.

  • @celestial_dragon28
    @celestial_dragon28 Před 3 měsíci

    I really love the way you explain everything minute details.

  • @ayoubbouss5294
    @ayoubbouss5294 Před 2 lety +1

    Great boxing and Grammer lesson

  • @nighteatingyou
    @nighteatingyou Před 3 lety +1

    lovely

  • @sampentelow5966
    @sampentelow5966 Před 4 lety +2

    Tyson style is so motivating Tom. Thank you for your focus on an amazing athlete. I would so love to see Rooney and Mike connect again.

  • @BB-uz4tc
    @BB-uz4tc Před 4 lety +2

    Coach practice practice practice and your videos have made me such a better street fighter. Stay handsome!

  • @tezn9085
    @tezn9085 Před 2 lety +2

    Incredible detail broke down simply , as they say the best make it look easy. 💪🏻👍🏻

  • @salimkd8194
    @salimkd8194 Před 2 lety +1

    it's great what you do.

  • @ozankeles9546
    @ozankeles9546 Před 4 lety +3

    ı am grateful for the free favor you have done , we expect more peek a boo lessons from you , loves from turkey .

  • @SouthpawJoe
    @SouthpawJoe Před rokem

    This in conjunction with the D'mato shift means you move to either side and your opponent has to guess which side you're gonna attack from.
    I needed this lol.

  • @hareshpandya4253
    @hareshpandya4253 Před rokem +1

    Thanks for your lesson Tom. I'm working through this with my boxing coach who is teaching me peek a boo.

  • @kamrannanvazade4990
    @kamrannanvazade4990 Před 2 lety +1

    You are amazing

  • @twoheadeddatascientist3289

    I always love your videos sir. Thank you for your kindness in sharing your wonderful knowledge, sir. When this quarantine ends boxing will need trainers like you to help the industry. Thank so much for your help:).

  • @ilcuoredacciaio
    @ilcuoredacciaio Před 4 lety +1

    Great Video Coach!

  • @alikareem1191
    @alikareem1191 Před 4 lety +2

    I don't know what can I say for this great video but I'm sure there is no body can gone for this deepest details like you did very thankful coach

  • @joehopewell
    @joehopewell Před 4 lety +4

    “Weave turn my waist!” absolute gold! Body mechanics GOLD! Thank you. “don’t want to train the body to do the wrong thing” Thank you for sharing the knowledge. Absolutely brilliant tutorial.

    • @WorldClassBoxingChannel
      @WorldClassBoxingChannel  Před 4 lety

      joehopewell Thank you very much! I appreciate the support! Please consider sharing the video!

  • @immanuelsethdeguzman5417
    @immanuelsethdeguzman5417 Před 4 lety +2

    Another solid content

  • @brachypelmasmithi2498
    @brachypelmasmithi2498 Před 4 lety +1

    Solid!!!

  • @Rahul-vp7sj
    @Rahul-vp7sj Před 4 lety +3

    🥊♥️♥️ respect u coach #thanks

  • @TopGG852
    @TopGG852 Před 4 lety +1

    You're the best

  • @bobdoyle5945
    @bobdoyle5945 Před 3 měsíci

    you are great! at coaching this ! for real

  • @yahdah-juleus1041
    @yahdah-juleus1041 Před 3 lety +2

    Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge, I'm new to boxing and quite honestly I get it handed it to me every time I spar (I've only sparred three times) but I'm determined to get better and I WILL get better, I'm still mastering the fundamentals, less body more angle but this style has always appealed to me and I love to use it when I hit the heavy bad at my own house, I'll definitely play around with this next time I spar and let you guys know how it went, obviously I'm a newbie to boxing so it won't be pretty but I did kind of use the stance shift/hop and I caught the guy with a good uppercut

  • @bradleysermond6071
    @bradleysermond6071 Před 3 lety +1

    Nice

  • @jorgenunoguerrero4161
    @jorgenunoguerrero4161 Před 10 měsíci

    Thank you from PANAMÁ.

  • @domeniconeri8306
    @domeniconeri8306 Před 4 lety +1

    Sir, I really admire you. Keep up the excellent job . 👊

  • @deanscott5366
    @deanscott5366 Před 4 lety

    Thank you for all these videos coach, very informative and helpful👌🏽 much respect from N.Ireland

  • @Doro12_0
    @Doro12_0 Před 15 dny

    main key point to remember is about weight transformation from on leg to another leg.

  • @TRUTHandANSWERS
    @TRUTHandANSWERS Před 4 lety +1

    Yesss

  • @michaelspyrou1784
    @michaelspyrou1784 Před 4 lety +1

    no comments. perfect.thanks.

  • @Brucelee-pv6uf
    @Brucelee-pv6uf Před 2 lety +1

    0:20 continue how mike used headmovent /footwork
    To syncronize moves after that
    (Today how he used hop step /or side step after that)
    1:10 if he move to rt /turn southpaw
    If he move to lft /turn orthodox
    Off those hop step
    1:40 multi stance neutal stance/aggresive
    Hands on cheek bones/underneath eyes
    2:00 windshiel wiper/or weave headmovement
    Being agreesive wiyh those moves moving forward
    2:30 start with windshield 6 times
    Every time I dip shoulder traj change
    While moving feet
    3:04 after get to opponent and Iam in range now to land somthin (close range!!)
    3:10 make opponent think different
    move to left (dip to left )
    Then hop step to rt
    3:35 when doing hop step to rt
    I turn to southpaw
    3:50 Hop step :both feet movin same timr
    Not jump up in the air
    4:05 whrn going to lft /lft foot moves infront of rt (weight on lft hip )
    Push off lft hip and hop step /bring rt foot in front (southpaw)
    4:25 and Iam getting outside that guy shoulder
    And can hit him with rt hook
    4:40 why I do hopstep and turn southpaw?
    / 1 is becz when I dip and step to lft rhen hop step guy getting confused ..
    (think rt side body
    Then hop step to lft side attack now )
    4:55 2 to get my rt back strong hand closer to land closer rt hook
    (same principle when shift and switch )
    To get outside guy lft shoulder
    5:20 inches are everything in boxing
    5:43 I can hop step and stay rt handed too
    But I have to throw my rt hand from further distance
    If I turn to southpaw I can throw rt hook and lft hook too
    If I stay ortho I can't throw lft hook until I thrrw the rt hand
    6:30 just like shift /
    I can bock rt hand or roll with or go down but Iam still in line of lft hook
    7:10 I can block it and come back with rt hook
    But Iam still in line of lft hook
    7:15 Shift :torque power (weight )on rt hip
    Rt hand closer
    So he is empty of shots
    Hit not get hit
    8:35 his line attack empty
    Or he have to represtion himself to hit me with lft hook /whiches gonna take more time
    8:52 mike doin it
    9:20 with hop step :I turn from being orthodox (or neutral)
    To southpaw
    Or stay ortho (but get that heel to )
    But I have to travel further with rt hand /
    10:00 and I dont have lft hand in position until throw rt hand
    10:05 But in southpaw I can throw rear lft hook /or straight lft hand
    10:10 and if guy get away I can cut him right back being right hander /and take angle and throw lft hook
    10:20 so either way I move I have hand closer to whatever angle the guy move
    10:45 southpaw better than ortho to seal the angle better / and close that gap better
    11:35 straight back hand turn /!!
    10:05 straight back hand turn /!!
    12:13 straight back hand turn /!!
    12:15 get outside lft shoulder/ I have to travel morr distance as orthodox
    12:35 and I have to turn if I want start with lft hook /and he have more room to turn and get away
    (I cant catch him with lft hand like in southpaw position /and cant cut angle at him as fast at him if he tried to get away and take angle )
    13:00 again to get feet closer..
    If stay right handed then have to move to right ...
    14:00 southpaw vs right hander: keep feet at outside of the opposite stance( lead foot )
    All these Little angles /inches /little th8ngs make big difference
    14:38 hop step to right (stay ortho ) / dip rt first
    14:50 and I stay change to southpaw hopstepping to rt /or stay ortho
    /like staying ortho or change to southpaw hopping to rt
    15:05 but normaly southpaw hopstep to rt /ortho hopstep to lft
    15:20 Ican hkpstep off of weave too
    15:35 hopstep rt or lft
    I move head one way /hopstep the other way
    16:10 hopstep going to rt rt foot infront
    Hopstep going to lft lft foot infront
    16:50 its hopstep /not side step.
    17:14 mike doin it
    17:32 body mechanic: dip or weave lft /weight on lft hip give me power to hopstep to rt
    Then weight change on opposite hip after hopstep /shoulder traj change on dip and weave/ and on hopstep after (if I go to body )if not ...normal shoulder traj lead higher than other shoulder
    18:30 I chose want drop shoulder traj or no after hopstep /if I go to body I drop ..
    18:50 first I start neutral stance /then change to heel toe after hopstep !!
    19:02 not jumping in air /little hopstep
    19:20 hips turning too/clockwise /counter clockwise
    19:45 same thing with weave /
    Weave : 2 differnt ways
    Drop shoulder if going to body / or just to make it look going to body then go to head
    Or Just drawing the letter U and weave
    20:05 but same thing on weave then hopstep /hips turning too
    20:50 turn my waist
    21:35 repetion is key
    (but I have to know the body mechanic of what I practicing ) dont train body wrong thing
    22:00 greatness is in details /what I do with shoulder traj /what I do with hip turn /what I do with feet
    22:20 mike doin it / Jab first or jab while moving and hopstepping to close his eyes

  • @MC-ik3lp
    @MC-ik3lp Před 2 lety +1

    10:05 boxing genius

  • @Richard-pt4qb
    @Richard-pt4qb Před 4 lety +5

    LIKE even before i actually watch the video because i know it gonna be great video as always

  • @itsleo9096
    @itsleo9096 Před 4 lety +4

    Thanks Coach!! Are you thinking of compiling these to a video like on your website when you break down particular punches? Maybe a Tyson style video?

  • @TheMOTIV8Xperience
    @TheMOTIV8Xperience Před 3 lety

    Cus was a genius with the style..-- when he discovered that Mike had power in both hands, he knew he came across the perfrect "machine" (Mike was young, compact, powerful, explosive, perfect temperament and had quick feet for his system. ) Although Floyd Patterson employed this style effectively -in my opinion Mike is the epitome of this fighting/boxing style... just like the Shoulder Roll, not everyone can pull this off.--talent and instincts come into play as well.

  • @TryRickPayton
    @TryRickPayton Před rokem

    Dude that a very good teaching turtorial

  • @TryRickPayton
    @TryRickPayton Před rokem

    This dude got his shit together he really did his homework he really broke down the pick a boo

  • @Dfg159
    @Dfg159 Před 4 lety +4

    If you can, can you make some video of sparring while using peek a boo?

  • @gianlucarossi3129
    @gianlucarossi3129 Před 3 lety +3

    This stuff make you think how boxe is not a only upper body sport and thats why mike tyson was a complete athlete starting from legs and quads.. i think that if you do this shift training weighted you will exaust your leg more than other sports

  • @hakandikmen6193
    @hakandikmen6193 Před 4 lety +1

    Hey Coach İ believe you RE the reason why Tyson back to boxing again👍👏

  • @JEM-fo6rs
    @JEM-fo6rs Před 4 lety +1

    Another great one. Hey Coach I’m glad you mentioned “ boxing is a game of inches “. Real talk ,..I make comparisons with another sport, drum roll plz!
    Tennis!
    (My humble opinion)
    That was one of the first things I learn when I started playing tennis. its a game of inches too. The more I push that ball away from you, the more I take time away from you, more likelihood you cannot response with a legitimate offensive shot of you’re own. You’re to busy chase balls, over reaching, off balance, jammed up or just making desperate shot attempts.
    Tyson footwork/head movement/ shifts/ hop sets would do the same thing. Take time away from his opponents. Put them on the back foot immediately. Then the shift/or hop step to southpaw was nasty. Once inside he jammed up his opponents but Tyson was free to fire at will because of the neural movement.
    Great video Coach.

  • @sabirahmad8286
    @sabirahmad8286 Před 4 lety +5

    Hello Mr. Tom, can you make a full playlist of all the videos you made covering Mike Tyson. And forgive my ignorance, if you already did and kindly give me the link. I want to learn Peekaboo style from scratch.

  • @Eaeeidan
    @Eaeeidan Před 4 lety +2

    It would be great if you could do a breakdown of Salvador Sanchez footwork and head movements in the ring🥊💯

  • @earlj.d.6285
    @earlj.d.6285 Před 4 lety +1

    Love it! James Toney just said he’d come out of retirement and fight Tyson 😮 Tyson is my favorite athlete of all time and Toney is top 5 favorite boxers. Any plans to drop some Toney vids?

  • @user-wz1jp9yn4c
    @user-wz1jp9yn4c Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you very much for boxing science. Very interesting to see your explanations to pee-ca-boo style. If it possible, I would like to ask you to continue an analyse Cus D'Amato style.

  • @sampentelow5966
    @sampentelow5966 Před 4 lety +1

    Move off that loaded foot. Love it.

  • @Watcherw1
    @Watcherw1 Před 4 lety

    could you do one of high guard defense? any boxers who had tight effective high guards/ great video

  • @shatdamouthboyah4568
    @shatdamouthboyah4568 Před 4 lety +2

    Also, did you cover Mike Tyson’s slip left, weave right, weave left footwork yet? It’s old school, but because he’s pulling instead of pushing his right leg towards his front, it covers a lot of distance.

  • @healthwealth4791
    @healthwealth4791 Před 2 lety +1

    Coach thanks for exceptional demonstration, could you compare this technique to the Dempsey roll if you get time!?

  • @benstewart9701
    @benstewart9701 Před 4 lety

    Well done tommy great vid again . After Tyson could u do a review of Roberto Duran the art of infighting would be a great series . Keep up the good work mate cheers Tom.

  • @Cssaarr
    @Cssaarr Před 2 lety

    Amazing as always: Could you someday explain the mechanics of the movement by which he moves forward? Personally, I can do it, however, when I try to explain it to other people they have a hard time learning it; besides, Tyson did it at least in 2 different ways : keeping the right guard (left foot forward) and changing guard with each step (shifting, like walking, putting one step forward then the otherone); some foot movement drill to automate that would be great ! thanks again !

  • @Tripledigit0922
    @Tripledigit0922 Před 4 lety

    Thanks! Would he be hitting the back of the had and lower left back side than? What are the targets?

  • @renoeldino6418
    @renoeldino6418 Před 4 lety +1

    Mike Tyson punch tutorial on samsak 🙏

  • @daffyduck2767
    @daffyduck2767 Před rokem

    Amazing video I was just wondering when you hopstep to the left can you land southpaw instead of landing orthodox

  • @razvansandu660
    @razvansandu660 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you, Tom, you're videos are very useful.
    I wonder if you agree with Cus's beliefs, " the boxing game is 75% psychologic and 25% physical"?
    I read this in Remus Boxing book about Cus philosopy

  • @destroso
    @destroso Před rokem +1

    He recently said he and Cus called it twisting

  • @michaelneal5364
    @michaelneal5364 Před 4 lety +1

    Great stuff again any chance of numbers please.

  • @44thatssweet
    @44thatssweet Před 4 lety

    Great instruction coach. I just wish you had a dummy set up so it could help the viewers with a visual representation of your example of positioning outside your opponents shoulder with the side step.

  • @bojnicko
    @bojnicko Před 3 lety

    Pernell Whitaker foot work

  • @Savage-nk4my
    @Savage-nk4my Před 11 měsíci

    Do you train students if so where would you train them. I’m lookin for a coach full time for competitive that will be there to stick around but a quality coach

  • @ophiolatreia93
    @ophiolatreia93 Před 2 lety

    I’m sparring against taller bigger guys all the time, (I’m 5f10 still smallest at my gym they’re all 6ft plus) any tips for getting in close?

  • @unknowninfinium4353
    @unknowninfinium4353 Před 4 lety

    Coach I couldnt brush off this thought. I was watching some other videos about Mike Tyson. In that the coah mentioned that one of the things that made him dangerous was not just his technique but jus power as well. His style was suited and tailored to his power. Without power then his techniques are useless.
    It got me thinking. Power is definitely a huge factor to his style but I wanted your thoughts as well on.
    As always coach grest video and stay safe.

    • @clayfinley
      @clayfinley Před 3 lety

      Actually I think his style allowed him to generate that power, because of the shifting, he’s always loaded for a power shot. Power the product of good positioning and technique.

  • @jozefrevay4710
    @jozefrevay4710 Před 4 lety +1

    Tom perfect demonstration of peek a boo style.... I'm doing this forgotten style around 6years... Can that work from southpaw stance that I'm.... Thanks😊

    • @BIGSWOLEXL
      @BIGSWOLEXL Před 4 lety

      Yeah it can peek a boo is made to fight from both sides

  • @carlitosur7949
    @carlitosur7949 Před 4 lety +2

    My men James Kirkland needs to have a chat with you

  • @ledzepaulin6581
    @ledzepaulin6581 Před 4 lety +1

    We want roy jones move!!! 😎

  • @carlitosur7949
    @carlitosur7949 Před 4 lety +2

    Damned if Miguel Cotto would have been in one of your camp he would have been even greater

  • @ayoubbouss5294
    @ayoubbouss5294 Před 2 lety

    Could i mix your style with Tysons styl

  • @47RokuW
    @47RokuW Před rokem +2

    1 technique drilled 1,000x 🐉☀️☀️

  • @shatdamouthboyah4568
    @shatdamouthboyah4568 Před 4 lety +4

    Is there a way to Skype you so you can check our form?

    • @WorldClassBoxingChannel
      @WorldClassBoxingChannel  Před 4 lety

      Shatdamouth BOYAH Yes! I do private sessions on the Zoom Ap! To set something up DM me on Instagram @tomyankelloboxing

  • @stefanorossi9643
    @stefanorossi9643 Před 4 lety +1

    I'm too old to boxe, but i'm still young to practise.

  • @a6ua
    @a6ua Před rokem

    thanks to you my opponet on dec 3rd will be knocked out in a matter of seconds

  • @wissamnaser5821
    @wissamnaser5821 Před 4 lety +1

    🌼🌷🌺🌺🌼

  • @TRUTHandANSWERS
    @TRUTHandANSWERS Před 4 lety +1

    Where’s your gym located?

  • @seetsamolapo5600
    @seetsamolapo5600 Před 4 lety

    "It was almost like you were in a cage" - it's understandable why guys were so afraid of this guy 😂. Imagine such ferocity following you everywhere without a breather in the ring. Was Mike defeatable at his prime (pre-Don King) coach Tom?

  • @edwindiaz345
    @edwindiaz345 Před 7 měsíci

    REMEMBER LIVENSTEN BRAMBLE HE HAD LIKE KINDER A PEEK KA BOO STYLE. BUT NOBODY LIKE TYSON. I'M SMALL IN STATURE SO FOR ME IT'S A NO BRAINER.

  • @GreatPandaOnizuka
    @GreatPandaOnizuka Před 4 lety

    I'm 6'3" fighting like Tyson because his style is over documented lol