How To Win A Fight Against A Bigger Stronger Person

Prepare for an epic boxing masterclass as pro boxer "Fast" Eddie Chambers shares his secret strategies for overcoming bigger and stronger opponents in the ring. Despite often being outsized, Eddie's unmatched speed, precise footwork, and sharp intellect have allowed him to triumph over opponents nearly twice his size!

In this video, Eddie breaks down his tried and tested tactics to outwit and outmaneuver heavyweights, offering invaluable insights into the art of boxing against larger opponents. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned boxer, these tips will change your perspective and elevate your approach in the ring.

Get ready to level up your boxing game, and remember – it's not the size of the fighter in the fight, but the size of the fight in the fighter that counts!

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[TheChosenO.N.E.]

I really liked hearing Eddie speak. I love watching coach ant, but him allowing Eddie to take the floor and throw some knowledge to us was nice and something I'd like to see more of.

[jonpicojones]

You’re real for putting this stuff out free of cost. Legit advice.

[jesuspernia]

I haven’t had access to electronics in a while cause I joined the army. Just graduated basic and I’m glad to see coach Anthony and fast Eddie Chambers are both still doing content.

[devonte]

You're one of my favorite instructors the way you break things down and explain how to utilize them effectively, I love to apply these methods during some of im training sessions im 5'9 140 im not small but not big either ive learned the importance of skill, technique and iq, boxing is truly a sweet science much love coach Anthony 🙏🏽keep producing these bangers

[joescully]

Thank you again for an informative vid
I bought the course “How to fight on the Inside “. Great. No bull**** with C.A. He gives you the tools, and it’s up to you to make them you’re own. All you can ask for in a teacher. Ty again

[smokyx]

great duo srsly, you guys gotta keep pumping these videos! Thx from Italy ❤️🇮🇹

[eugenymalo]

Coach's excellent speaking skills have rubbed off on Eddy too

[CoachAnthonyBoxing]

For the best courses on the Internet check out www.coachanthonyboxing.com

[stormrida]

I'd like to ask, is shoulder rolling a cross from a taller and bigger opponent a thing to do?
I would say it's easier for him to go over the shoulder. I'm not really experienced, but I started to roll under instead when I got hit pretty hard lol

Thanks for your contents. Love them

[taiquangong]

I'm a martial artist that utilize boxing in my art. Good video.

[phenomenon]

Love what yall do for the people C.A!❤️💪🏾👑

[eudesfernandez]

That was a very nice fight i'll watch it again 😅

[thabothizancube]

How about hitting the Chest???is it effective on a bigger opponent?

[porkfied]

Hi Coach Anthony what is the name of those black punching bags you have hanging, I have not seen that before the blue one I have seen.Thanks.

[TheKikoozapi]

I do feel that something important is left unsaid. If you bump into a big guy in the street (so fight with no rules) and you start doing jabs and stuff, without boxing gloves, it's an invitation for him to grab your wrists. If he's stronger and gets a grip on your arms you can forget boxing.
I'm a huge guy myself trained somewhat in wrestling martial arts, had a sparring match with a friend who practices boxing, I just caught his wrists/arms all the time and he had no idea what to do.

[BOXINGARMY]

One question, right now I have 3-0 in pro, and today I had sparring with a kickboxer that has 1-0 in pro that weighs 10kg more than me. I have a very pressure fighter style, and despite the weight that takes me out and is shorter it became complicated, since I noticed that his blows and his technique was not like mine, but I noticed that my blows did not shake him anything despite connecting, and even if he gave me in my high guard he shook me, I felt good boxing but his punches were more powerful than mine. And that made me frustrated, since I was in my discipline, I think I should have used my length advantage more, and I stood in front of him a lot to try to make good. Finally the question is if it is normal that if someone weighs more than me despite the fact that the technique is worse that shakes my head even if I block it and that when I connect me that my punches notice them weaker. I ended up with a deviated septum and I'm sad because a kickboxer did that to me in my discipline that I've been training for so much, although I don't plan to give up.

[banana-bs]

Can you make a video about how to fight people who’s style is like Muhammad Ali

[hunterhunter]

That was great man I mean I'm only 5.5

[klipzgod]

If the bigger guy is faster and more skilled it’s impossible. The bigger more skilled fighter always win