Nicolino Locche once sent a man crashing without ever touching him, and like the rest of his style, he accomplished this through brilliant use of next level head movement.

Last year, the world of boxing lost one of the greatest fighters to ever lace up the gloves. It’s long overdue that more people are made aware of the incredible boxing skills of Marvelous Marvin Hagler.

Rick Roufus was an American style kickboxer with championship belts from several organizations. After losing a fight to a much smaller Tai fighter years earlier due to his unfamiliarity with leg kicks, Roufus had incorporated Muay Thai techniques into his boxing heavy style with some incredible results.

Jerome LeBanner had been in K1 for 2 years, and had already defeated such greats as Mike Bernardo and Ernesto Hoost. Although he had a Kyokushin Karate background, he was inspired by Bruce Lee’s JKD to fight with his dominate hand forward, in southpaw. This resulted in a straight, powerful jab that helped him set up his tremendous power shots.

It was anyone's guess how these two unique styles would play out when pitted against each other.

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Rocky Marciano is the most aggressive boxer of all time. He threw the most punches per round of any fighter, and stands as the only heavyweight champion without a single loss on his record. He allegedly had to have a custom 300 lb heavy bag made for his training, and 43 of his 49 fights were won by devastating knockouts.

One year after he had been dethroned at the Rumble In The Jungle, Foreman was still reeling from his infamous loss to Muhammad Ali. So Foreman arranged a comeback fight with Ron Lyle, hoping to prove to the world that he was still the unstoppable goliath he had once been. But Lyle was no easy opponent.

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Vitali Klitschko is considered to be one of the greatest heavyweights of all time, and for good reason. Along with his brother Wladimir, Vitali ruled the heavyweight devision for a generation. In this video, we'll examine some of his under appreciated but highly effective tactics.

In the golden age of kickboxing there was a sudden elimination tournament, where 16 masters from all different backgrounds and styles came together to test themselves for honor and for glory.
Peter Aerts was a dutch kickboxer who had already won the Grand Pri once before. He used angled footwork to set up his versatile lead leg roundhouse kick. Nicknamed The Lumberjack, Aerts had felled many heavyweights by chopping them down until they toppled to the canvas.
James Warring was a former kickboxing champion as well as a former boxing champion. His punching power could end the fight in an instant, just like Aerts kicks. This was a fight where anything could happen at any moment.

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Mortal Weapons The Fight Comic: https://www.amazon.com/Mortal-Weapons-David-Christian-ebook/dp/B07T4X4W1K/

Orlando Canizales once hit a man so hard he did a somersault. And, like the rest of his style, Canizales power was rooted in his absolutely insane high-level footwork. Canizales combined fast lightning movements with unusual angles and ferocious intensity to cut through his division.

It’s very common to hear the term “rising star” in the world of professional fighting, but Glory Kickboxer Hamicha has 100 percent earned that title. Hamicha is quickly garnering a reputation as a unique body-snatching sharp shooter, and is at this moment a serious contender for the Glory welterweight championship. With thirty knockout wins, many in the first round, Hamicha overwhelms his opponents with calculated, persistent aggression. So let’s take a look at what exactly makes Hamicha’s such a dominant force in the ring.

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Mortal Weapons The Fight Comic: https://www.amazon.com/Mortal-Weapons-David-Christian-ebook/dp/B07T4X4W1K/

Sugar Ray Robinson is widely regarded as the P4P greatest boxer of all time, and even Muhammad Ali aggreed. Robinson was poetry in motion, strong in every way and lacking any real weaknesses. His graceful out-boxing was just as efficient as his brutal inboxing, and both paled in comparison to what he could pull off while exchanging at mid range. Every piece of Robinson’s style worked together perfectly, his footwork, head movement and punch selection compounding to enhance each other.

Aggressive Defense: http://www.modernmartialartist.com/downloads/head-movement-blocks-counters/
Footwork Wins Fights: http://www.modernmartialartist.com/downloads/footwork-wins-fights/
Principles of Power: http://www.modernmartialartist.com/downloads/power-of-the-pros/
Mortal Weapons The Fight Comic: https://www.amazon.com/Mortal-Weapons-David-Christian-ebook/dp/B07T4X4W1K/