How to Fight Pressure Fighters in Boxing (AND WIN!!)

Learn how to fight and defeat pressure fighters in a boxing match. Tony Jeffries gave 5 tips on how to deal with those aggressive fighters trying to bully you in the ring. After watching this video you will have a better understanding of what to do with those type of boxers.

MORE BOXING TUTORIAL VIDEOS:
5 Tips How to Throw FASTER Boxing Combos:
How to Fight Inside Like a Pro in Boxing | Close Range Fighting Techniques:
How to Hit the Heavy Bag Like a PRO in Boxing:
How to Land Body Punches when Fighting Inside in Boxing:

Grab the Worlds Best Boxing drills package here:

Chapters:
0:00 5 Tips on how to deal with a pressure / aggressive fighter
1:35 Tip 1 - Keep it long
2:19 Tip 2 - Bring your hands Back to your Face after each punch
2:47 Tip 3 - Hit him hard
3:01 Tip 4 - Don't let him bully you
3:24 Tip 5 - Feint with the feet
4:19 Bonus Tip - Try to hit him in the body

MY SOCIAL MEDIA:

My Clothes and Equipment:

My name is Tony Jeffries, Olympic Bronze medallist now co-owner of Box 'N Burn, 2 boxing fitness gyms in Los Angeles, as well as the Box 'N Burn Academy...this i a sour education program where we teach trainers how to teach boxers

#boxing

[Tony_Jeffries]

Do you got more tips in fighting pressure fighters? Comment down below!!

[lemures]

I was sparring with pressure fighter today, I was feinting with footwork and he was all the time and he was wondering in which direction try to cut my movements while I was throwing jabs all the time, in last round he was tired and no more able to chase me like before and I landed my best shots, thanks Tony! I will keep practicing it!

[gangbang]

As a taller fighter(for my weight category) I literally was just trying to find a video like this, wow!

[MrIhateyoutub]

Tip number 3.5: hit their guard really hard.

The first thing I try to do when I am dealing with a short pressure fighter is as soon as he is in range, Ill throw in a very hard one two on their guard.
I do this to make him weary of stepping in. He'll feel the punches through the guard, reminding him that he is the one stepping into a lions den.

[gcsoulsurfer]

Have struggled with opponents that just come out swinging and moving forward.
I know I have to pivot and counter, but very difficult for me. I cover up and get smashed.
I have much to learn.
Thank you for this video.
I will practice these moves for sure!

[andresobando]

as a pressure fighter myself, knowing my own weaknesses (on top of me being rather inexperienced) really helps. Thanks Tony!

[thetoadguild]

As a pressure fighter, I appreciate the information! Usually, against taller opponents, I will maneuver them into a tight spot, clamp up my guard, and charge in when they're "cornered" to render their superior range irrelevant, then I...put on the pressure.

I would like some respect in the ring though! I'm always respectful, and reciprocity is appreciated! :)

[felicecancellara]

Can you make one for a taller opponent? 🙏🏻

[Divabooths]

Thanks Tony
As a taller boxer with long range I today got in the ring with a more experienced shorter boxer. Thinking it was a light warm up round I decided use my jab to keep it long but didn’t get enough behind it. I got bit of a shock when he started walking me down landing hooks. Really didn’t know what to do. He just kept coming forward and walking through my jabs. Was really disheartening.

[Swimtofly]

would love see a video with footwork moves and dodging during pad work

[contigo]

Can make one for how to deal with counter punchers, ones who just sits there and waits for you to act? Thx

[daanbel]

Can you do a "How to fight an opponent with more experience" Love the vids man, keep em coming!

[jeffholt]

As a coach I have had some success with having my fighters fold ( head is outside the pocket and low). So fold, then close quickly, bump them up with your shoulder then throw a body shot. You can use it if you are being pressured against the ropes. Blade the body also on the fold, and you can come back with an uppercut off the bump. Bump him up and take his power away. The ref might call you for bumping him at times, so be strategic when to do it.

[gojuryu]

It's always been difficult for me to deal with the rush. Especially when the guy is stronger because I'm not the strongest guy. It's overwhelming to my nervous system and it's one of my weaknesses.

[KingSteen]

Excellent tips! If only I'd found this channel before I stepped in the ring. Watching your channel has made me realise that my trainer put me in completely unprepared and I suspect was just concerned with getting paid for getting bodies into the show. Thanks Tony.

[jacobwomack]

Thank you so much! Exactly what I needed I have a fight in 2 weeks against a shorter peekaboo pressure fighter and these tips along with your footwork feints will help me become victorious 💪

[coolman]

that conor mcgregor background in the back is so sick

[otheone]

Needed this greatly, my sparring partner at my gym is my same height, but hes 40 pounds on me. Strong pressure fighter, but im lankier, slimmer and loner im 140- hes 180. This is what i needed.

[chop-daresistance]

The thumbs down are the bullies that ran into a boxer that watched this vid and the bully didn't like it!!!! 👊👊👊👊🥴 🤕

Much love from Toronto Canada 🤍🙏💪🥊

[kanebrown]

Can you please make one for dealing with someone with a speed advantage, or dealing with someone with really good head movement and fototwork?