How To STRIKE Like Wonderboy 👊

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[silverwolf]

Cutting angles is highly underrated. Beautiful combo.

[Tee-roni]

Fighting truly is a dance. Footwork and fundamentals are so important. A simple distraction, a side step away from their power hand and a counter-strike, perfect

[leoalcaraz]

Wonder is so knowledgeable he made a great assessment of Covington leading up to the fight with Edward’s; he’s going to be a great commentator when he retires

[korallrev]

i would like jesse to fight in K1 rules. Its fair for both karate, thai and dutch style kickboxing

[Domzdream]

I'm so going to practice this. Make it total muscle memory.

[Cata-Holic_Doode]

This vid is the sequel to Double Impact and Double Dragon and Contra all at the same time for 90s' kids 🤯

[tamatihoetawa]

Very same technique used by Mike Tyson. Seems like a underrated one

[PaulFarley-zo]

Cutting angles isn't just karate it's a standard concept for all striking arts

[cryptonardun]

Great content. I like Stephen Thompson's techniques; he's so fluid like water. 🌊

[EverymanJWL]

Slick move! Great strategy. Love it.

[gdawg]

Steal outside foot positioning. Classic boxing technique right there perfectly emulated with karate. Respect champ 💪🏼

[ALHat]

Also works from the southpaw stance, I am sure you have some creative ideas for this. Me, in southpaw allow lead hand play and wait for the jab, slip outside and step close behind. Hands on the shoulders and knee to the glute will drop the opponent or rear choke from that position with the knee. Or step back kick with my left leg the abdomen or to the lead leg. Or easy slip jab then rear hand.

[Jackthedrought]

Absolute striking masterclass that fight was

[ThumperT]

I was training Wing Chun... my Sifu boxed and had a black belt in Hapkido also. This was one of the first lessons he taught me when dealing with a boxer's hand speed... interesting, still works 🤔

[kahlebhowarth-jennings]

Love how much he loved the front liver kick at the end

[DonkeyEMakesYouWiserNow]

Sometimes we forget how solid Wonderboy is, he’s been losing more recently, but think about the people he’s beat, even Robert Whittaker

[mjt]

I know this would lead into an endless game of different counters with Wonderboy. But the move would be to feint the jab and step to the left then led with a left hook. Mix up your target and angles. Keep him in front then combo with a right. This might work once or twice and then it would be a game. You have to beat him to the spot he’s moving to. I know you’re moving straight into his right but you have to swallow his airspace and go to the body.

Again a whole lot easier said than done on the internet. Especially at his level. But just continuing to go left right and allow him to circle you. Lit up.

[MrCmcgruder]

Let’s get it wonderboy! Got a tough fight this week but we got this

[shannonrichardson]

Wonder Boy you are a class act fighter! I enjoy watching your matches!

[educatedcanadian]

The side step a karate must. I love karate for this reason. Great foot work