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Could you guys give me some feedback on my fight? This is my 6th fight at 17yrs old.


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I would appreciate some advice from other perspectives than my coach and myself. I think I did pretty good in the fight, except for my boxing which has never been my strong point. For some background information, I am red corner. My record was 3-0-0 with 2 Smokers. This was my first fight on a real fight card since all my other 3 official amateur fights come from the TBA-SA 2021. My opponent had a record of 0-0-1 and a few Smokers and trains at The Academy MN (that was actually Greg Nelson, Rose Namajunas' coach, in his corner). What made them believe we were a good matchup was that he has 7 years of training whereas I only had 3. Furthermore, we had fought before in a Smoker fight and it was pretty equal fight.

I would greatly appreciate whatever feedback there is to offer: 

 

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Good fight! With only 3 years of training - GREAT FIGHT!!!

Obviously your coach knows what he is doing, you are talented for the sport and you train hard.

Your head guard is good, of course it will be better in future, as well as your boxing. Your midsection is pretty open and your opponent tried to take you down by attacking your breadbasket, but he failed - you have hard abs. I guess you intentionally focus on your head guard and therefore endure more hits in the stomach, which is fine. But some fighers kicks in the stomach are devastating, so keep hardening your sixpack.

I like your offensive style. Good focus. Action packed fight.

Everyone has to find his own style and not every strategy is perfect for every opponent. Just be yourself and it will be good.

 

 

 

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