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Foreman's Defense Set Up His Offense - Technique Breakdown
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@MemnonXIII

3 months ago

Oldschool boxing is such a beautiful martial art. I love the newer school boxers but the ruleset has really watered the art down

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@youtoo2233

3 months ago

Archie Moore was one of Foreman's trainers back then and obviously taught him a lot, especially that cross arm defense Foreman later used after the 10 year layoff

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@tonyb9735

3 months ago

After watching the original long version of this video I never looked at Foreman in the same way again. It is probably the most instructive style breakdown I have ever seen.

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@ender8170

3 months ago

Absolutely fantastic. No one is like foreman in the modern day.

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@SalazarsBoxing

3 months ago

Damn,
I didnā€™t know this was an actual technique.
I always thought Forman was just slow and flinched a lot.
I thought the ā€œstopā€ was him flinching and prematurely blocking a punch that hasnā€™t been thrown yet.
I always wondered what he seen in the ring that i couldnā€™t see from the tv.
His opponents shoulder,feet,hips moving,that would make him ā€œflinch/stopā€ so much?
Now I know!!!
Thanks for the knowledge!!!

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@tobyallen1203

2 months ago

That one block was some ninja shit

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@tentringer4065

3 months ago

George was trained by the great Archie Moore. He also adopted the cross armed guard made famous by Moore.

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@marvinj1000

3 months ago

Is it called the mummy stance

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@ajr3746

3 months ago

Love your breakdowns - thank you.

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@anthonyrobinson-ew7hi

3 months ago

He got that from the master Archie Moore

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@evyh7135

3 months ago

Heā€™s the goat

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@JoaoAzevedosudre

3 months ago

My favorite fighter ever. Above Sugar Ray Robinson and Marvelous Marvin Haggler.

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@feliperodriguezbarrera

3 months ago

Foreman es una maravilla!

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@NelsonMontana1234

2 months ago

He also had an excellent underrated jab.

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@cassiusclay8916

3 months ago

The Mummy šŸ˜Ž

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@shadicalplayz8932

3 months ago

I think I would do the stop the punch and leverage blocks to beat the 1970 joe frazier had I fought him.

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@jacksypher3403

1 month ago

Ali called him "The Mummy"

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@bkfromtherockies

3 months ago

I know those pictures from an old school World Book Encyclopedia under "boxing"! šŸ„Š

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@Alex-cw3rz

3 months ago

I presume in the longer video it's gone into but in his later career his defence changed more to a cross arm guard probably in response to the loss to Ali and after seeing Ken Norten block Ali's jab with relative ease using a cross arm guard.

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