Holyfield’s Blueprint to Destroy the Cross-Arm Guard скачать в хорошем качестве

Holyfield’s Blueprint to Destroy the Cross-Arm Guard

They called him The Real Deal for a reason. Bert Cooper thought his cross-arm guard would keep him safe. But Evander Holyfield saw cracks in the armour — and he went after them like a surgeon with brass knuckles. Here’s what Holyfield did that night: Left hook to the body – Draw the cross arm up and pound the body. Right uppercut to the head – Coming under the guard and rattling the brain. Right hook to the body – used less, but deadly when Cooper’s elbow drifted. This wasn’t just punching. This was a blueprint for dismantling the cross-arm guard — a tactical masterclass hidden in a slugfest. If you want to know how to break down one of boxing’s most stubborn defenses, watch this. Holyfield didn’t just win this fight… He showed us how to take a man apart piece by piece. Want more exclusive content? Join our YouTube Membership for members-only videos, including detailed breakdowns, personalized coaching tips, and advanced training sessions. As a member, you'll get direct access to my expertise, helping you fast-track your progress and reach your boxing potential. 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell so you never miss an update! 💪 Join our community of passionate boxers and start your journey with us today. Click the "Join" button to become a member and unlock exclusive perks. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @fayzboxing   Are you ready to take your boxing skills to the next level? Whether you're a beginner looking to get started or an experienced boxer aiming to refine your technique, you've come to the right place. Message me info@fayzfitness.co.uk for Online Coaching. This video contains copyrighted material that I am using under the doctrine of fair use for criticism, commentary, and educational purposes. The use of this material is not intended to infringe upon the rights of the copyright holder. All rights and credit for the content belong to the respective owners.