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Okay, so I read earlier about punches I hadn't ever heard of before:

Bolo punch and Wing punch.

so i searched them, and couldnt really get any good descriptions of them or that, anyone care to help? :)

thanks

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Posted

A bolo punch is used by boxers, but very rarely. It involves one of he arms going in a circle to distract the opponent. Which ever arm the opponent looks at, the other strikes the opponent. So it's a fake out basically.

I don't know about a wing punch.

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The best victory is when the opponent surrenders

of its own accord before there are any actual

hostilities...It is best to win without fighting.

- Sun-tzu

Posted

A bolo punch is the default drunken street brawler's punch, he pulls his dominant hand out of the invisible holster on his hip and throws a big wide hook at you. I've heard it's also used by boxers as a decoy (very occasionally) as cathal mentioned, albeit in a much more refined manner than the drunk.

Battling biomechanical dyslexia since 2007

Posted

well both punches are on the WAKO kickboxing syllabis

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Posted

The most classic bolo punch of all time was used by Sugar Ray Leonard against Roberto Duran. I'm sure you could find it on the web. Everyone (including Sugar Ray) was surprised that it worked in a championship fight. I believe in the same fight, Duran ended up giving up by raising his hands and exclaiming, "no mas!"

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Posted

Why are you punching a brick? :/

Your present circumstances don't determine where you can go; they merely determine where you start. - Nido Qubein

Posted

On a side note, has anyone ever heard of, or seen (maybe in the back of a bar next to some kind of gym) a bolo kick?

And yes, why are you punching a brick?

At the sound of the tone, the time is now....

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On a side note, has anyone ever heard of, or seen (maybe in the back of a bar next to some kind of gym) a bolo kick?

And yes, why are you punching a brick?

I have never heard of a bolo kick. What is that like?

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