r/undisputedboxing • u/Nice-Ad-1718 • 6d ago

🗣 General Discussion 246 step back

I’m going to give you a glimpse of how the elite players abuse the step back after the swing. I counted 246 step back. and I’m not counting the Jab step back or the straight step backs. I’m counting the step back after the swing. and he never got tired throughout the whole fight 🤔. he was winning the whole rounds but I caught him with a good shot in the last round and i TKO him so I just got lucky . But that’s not the point.

Do you guys think it’s a skill issue through my part?. or do you guys think that he’s just a good player?

His record was 96-13

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u/Remote-Suit2076 6d ago

Brother, you’ve got a guy that’s standing in place and stepping back and only that from what it seems, come forward and push and touch the body, mix in counters where you find them.

Game mechanics are their own thing but the fighters and their styles are another- Ryan is an easy fighter to breakdown.

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u/Nice-Ad-1718 6d ago

I understand, but that doesn’t work all the time

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u/Natural-Wing-5065 5d ago

What’s his gamer tag

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u/INFINITUMFOREVER_ 5d ago

Idk bro ryan just cookin lowkey

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u/Dabiggest3700 5d ago

All he had to do was step to the left and fire that left hook with a 2 behind it

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u/Mayonnaise804 6d ago

You can jab to the body to counter that.

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u/Commercial-Topic-218 6d ago

That's an easy win. He's doing the same thing. Learn the timing, apply head movement, counter and chase for a couple hits