How to Defend an Uppercut in Boxing
Learn how to stay protected against an uppercut with a compact guard, sensible distance and calm exits from close range.
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Learn how to stay protected against an uppercut with a compact guard, sensible distance and calm exits from close range.
Explain why this title-vacancy story matters beyond belt paperwork: mandatory routes, divisional politics, fighter leverage, and what fans should watch next.
Use a small side step to leave a jab line, then place a rear body cross only when your feet and range still support it.
British women's boxing has produced some of the sport's most important figures. Here is the history of how we got from women being barred from ringside to multiple world champions.
What Taylor closing her career after the Flora Pili victory means for the standard she set in women’s boxing, and for young boxers watching from London gyms.
Use a compact pre-slip in open stance to change the centre line, prepare an angle and stay balanced enough to make the next decision.
Use a compact up jab to change the line, test a high guard and keep your stance ready for the next decision.
A governance-led explainer on why Usyk giving up the WBA, WBC and IBF titles before one final bout reshapes the heavyweight division, without repeating a simple vacant-belt routes piece.
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Use a small inside slip and a compact lead hook only when the jab, range and guard make the counter an honest option.
Fisher’s return at Zuffa Boxing 11 is more than a routine comeback: assess the pressure on a young British heavyweight to show composure, defence and rebuilding progress.
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