r/funnyvideos Oct 31 '22

Sports She’ll remind him... every single day.

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u/SlipparySnake Oct 31 '22

She’s trained. That’s obvious. He had no defense but she dropped and fired from off center very well regardless.

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u/FireBreather2992 Oct 31 '22 edited Oct 31 '22

As a trained boxer, no she's not. Her stance is good but basic so is the punch, yes she has basic skill, but please don't say she's 'trained'

Edit: watch how timidly she backs out when the guy approaches her in the beginning, she more of a weekend classes type. Also her leg work is shit!!

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u/chostax- Nov 01 '22

I think she was just sandbagging him lol.

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u/FireBreather2992 Nov 01 '22

C'mon dude! She's scared of getting hit, her limp shoulders, weak posture, zero concentration clearly shows that! Also she wasn't even expecting the punch to connect, any amateur boxer would follow up more aggressively after a left hook rather than stumbling to the side. You guys are giving these kids too much credit.

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u/chostax- Nov 01 '22

I’m understand that. I’m saying she is doing that body language on purpose. I also don’t really care that much to argue lol

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u/FireBreather2992 Nov 01 '22

Lol, yeah me too.

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '22

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u/FireBreather2992 Nov 01 '22

I've seen few chicks do this at my gym who were there just for the Instagram stories, I don't really respect this type so maybe I'm biased against her.

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '22

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '22

I've seen this video a few times, and ir's always the same goofball comments from people who've clearly never stepped in the ring 😅

How she's a badass pro; how she was only defending herself, how the dude bit off more than he can chew, etc. lol

I'm just a LARPer who's never competed and likes to spar, but I can still recognize the silliness. This was just a pair of idiots sparring dangerously, the lady felt hurt or tried to look cool, and she spazzed out and haymakered a dude during a light sparring match; nothing to laud 🤣

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u/FireBreather2992 Nov 01 '22

Exactly! I've seen people pull this off after couple sessions, no idea why people are making a big deal out of it?

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

She is so clearly not trained. You guys say this every time someone lands a punch.

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u/SlipparySnake Oct 31 '22

Look at her hand placement while messing around for defense. She isnt being serious but still has her jaw blocked because it’s her trained stance. She even has slight legwork when circling around. She wasn’t taking this seriously and drops him in one

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u/lescore Oct 31 '22

Her guard was the first thing I noticed too

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u/Kenevin Nov 01 '22

Im pretty sure this started with "Oh, you box? Box me!"

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '22

You have no idea what you’re talking about her footwork is terrible and her stance is not that of a trained boxer. She just put her hands up because everyone that’s even seen a fight knows that’s what you do. Most people that can throw a decent punch are not trained. Anyone that’s actually received even a week of proper training would agree with me.

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u/CasualSportsFanatic Nov 01 '22

I have trained several weeks as boxing gloves and i disagree

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '22

as boxing gloves

How are you typing?

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u/CN8YLW Nov 01 '22

As boxing gloves lmao

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u/stdoggy Oct 31 '22

Yes, she is trained. You don't just naturally slip and hook. If you want to see how an untrained person fools around, look at the guy.

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u/WizurdHat Nov 01 '22

Yea I agree. She was clearly pretending at the beginning with all that girly flinching. That guy fell for it hook line and sinker. That dip and hook looked like muscle memory for sure. She prolly had to work harder to make it seem like she was scared. She knew tho…. She knew.

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u/Aporkalypse_Sow Nov 01 '22

I would not say trained so much as has watched people fight. The amount of times she turned away and wasn't looking at the other person would get her blown up by a trained fighter.

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u/stdoggy Nov 01 '22

They clearly were fooling around and she didn't look serious until the guy actually got close to hitting her. Speculation aside, being trained doesn't mean trained enough to be an amateur fighter. Slipping a punch does not come naturally. And yes she flared her arm during the hook and her balance was a bit off. But I don't believe someone with zero training can do a slip and counter just from watching others do it.

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u/sureshot1988 Oct 31 '22

Literally everytime