How To Box An Aggressive Fighter [Must Watch!]

0:00 Introduction
0:36 YOU NEED GOOD DEFENSE
1:07 STAY RELAXED
1:56 YOU WANNA BE FIRST
3:15 KEEP THEM TURNING
4:31 USE THE FOOTWORK WHEN NEEDED
6:15 CATCH AND COUNTER
6:54 PUNCH HARD
7:38 BE WILLING TO FIGHT ON THE INSIDE
10:04 STAY OFF THE ROPES
11:52 BONUS TIP - BACK YOUR OPPONENT UP

Coach Anthony teaches while Professional Boxer "Fast" Eddie Chambers demonstrates How to Box an Aggressive Fighter. He gives 9 Tips plus a Bonus Tip at the End!

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[imsosohype]

Punching hard sounds like a no brainer but against aggressive fighters that want to be on top of you and overwhelm you this is especially important. A lot of these aggressive fighters believe they have more power than you, so hitting them with a hard clean shot can change the pace of a fight by forcing your opponent to respect your power. They will slow wayyy down the second you give them something to worry about, especially in lower level competition.

[Ghettodora]

1. Good defense
2. stay relaxed
3. Start First
4. keep them turning
5. use footwork when needed
6. catch and counter in the pocket
7. punch hard
8. fight in the inside
9. stay of the ropes (circle out, catch one drop, catch counter escape, smothering)
9. back your opponent up

[dreamz]

Finally I’ve been struggling fighting on the back foot I have a lot of sparring partners that are aggressive they think they are canelo and I want them to respect me I sometimes clinch to negate their attack but it’s difficult I’m a counter puncher and I have low work rate at the back foot

[dachiop]

6:00 "on top of him, pause" couldnt stop laughing

[Confucius]

I liked your bully reference.
I remember a bully type of guy in school. He wasn't really a violent bully in sense of real damage being done, but he was taller & bigger and would do stuff like punching your shoulder hard. Eventually I had enough and popped him with an uppercut to his mid section... I was about to run away, but I noticed that the guy just wasn't recovering from the body shot. He was bent over, holding his stomach and just looking at me in shock 😂
That's when I noticed that punching back works like a charm, even when you're at physical disadvantage.
However, the mental fortitude, often referred to as confidence, is more important than strength or physicality. It's hard to fight back when you're in a scared state of mind.
Still I would advise boys, who have trouble with that to take up a combat sport in order to maintain that mental fortitude, because you can lose your courage over the course of the time. And a big plus is that your strength, your overall athleticism and fight game improves.
Doesn't have to be boxing. Wrestling works too.

[Xertero]

You're the greatest Coach! as a Skinny Tall novice this is often a problem! thank you!

[mr.nobody]

Getting hit hard will change anyones mind about what theyre doing.

[greatfilmmaker]

Oh and one thing I noticed when you was playing a aggressive fighter you did a peek a boo

[georgebowman]

Nice quick tips for staying off the ropes 👍

[froggyluv]

Everythings so well articulated here that you can already know it but now you just get it more

[reviewtoearn]

Coach my son is 7 and he has been watching your videos since he was 5, he says you are his coach and he got me to buy him the the all in one bundle that he watches and practices. Just to let you know you have a fan base of kids too.

[bigmanjoe]

I needed this. I'm from the Philippines, and almost every single fighter here is very aggressive. I'm an fighter who likes likes to throw less volume than usual, I still move forward but I like to pick my shots. I sparred recently, and the guy just went ballistic on me, I landed good shots on him, but his constant barrage of punches got to me, and I eventually shelled up.

[BaronEvola]

What ? Fast Eddie?
First time I saw him was fighting a guy named Derek Rossi, who was an up and coming prospect out of LI. Eddie whooped him. I said "OMG, this man is a boxers boxer." He just knows the craft. It must be great to have him there.

[Tourist-Q.]

I find it interesting how different boxing coaches and different boxing analysts make use of different terminology. For instance there's a boxing analyst on YouTube who always points out how boxers line up opponents.... Usually they line up opponents with lead hand or lead shoulder. Floyd Mayweather did that a lot.
Or Coach Barry Robinson. I follow him on Instagram and he always talks about the rhythm step and how it can get you in trouble.
Don't think I ever heard Coach Anthony drop the term rhythm step.
It's like university professors who teach the same subject, but have different approaches to teach it.

[ryanpowell-ugjc]

Great tips from a calm considered coach. Sound is great! Cheers

[greatfilmmaker]

For the first time I agree with you because I was a every aggressive fighter

[Leon-domk]

You've help me so much thank you! I love how you explain techniques I've learned so much I'm a better coach from watching your videos

[dw]

Hey the first tip was so helpful just have good defense not an example of good defense doesn't tell me how to have good defense just have good defense and you're good that was a perfect example and the perfect way to tell someone how to fight an aggressive fighter just have good defense even with no experience just have good defense

[quickk]

The sense of humor in this video is humbling.

God bless...