My fighter scored a 19 sec 1stRD TKO Pics & Vid [Archive]

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 12:23 PM

Thank you, I will post the video later on today if I have the time it was crazy, the kid he fought was about 6'3 during the intro he was mad dogging my kid, so I told my kid, Yeah look at him, he aint mad he's scared fuck him, fuck him, get in there and dog his ass fight your fight, it felt to me like I had a pit bull ready to go on Michael Vicks compound

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 12:23 PM

Congratulations Bazooka to you and your fighter! Is this the same kid you wanted to sick on VB?

Thank you and to answer your question Yes:yep

pipe wrenched

07-24-2007, 12:27 PM

He obviously works hard and good for him to not get intimidated by a bigger fighter talkin smack at him.

BITCH ASS

07-24-2007, 12:28 PM

Damn, did that one kid put his hands up at all?

JETSKI

07-24-2007, 12:30 PM

Good show, mate!:good

JETSKI

07-24-2007, 12:30 PM

Damn, did that one kid put his hands up at all?

Not when your lights are switched off.:D

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 12:37 PM

When you see the Video you will see that he set that knock out up, I am uploading it as we speak, the kid had Zero respect for my fighter and paid for it.

Fab2333

07-24-2007, 12:48 PM

congrats, how long you been training fighters?

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 01:06 PM

its uploading right now, he was a bit wild in the early going, once I told him to "Cut that sloppy shit out" he threw a perfect four punch combo that knocked this kid the fuck out, I have been working as a trainer for 2 years I started to work as a assist about three years ago. ill post it in the training forum when its up.
Thanks

Motor City Sam

07-24-2007, 01:08 PM

Great job, Bazooka. Congrats to you and the kid.

brooklyn1550

07-24-2007, 01:13 PM

Congratulations to you and your fighter:good

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 01:15 PM

Great job, Bazooka. Congrats to you and the kid.

Thank you, I am so fucking happy I cant even describe how I feel right now, this kid though he started to fall into that sloppy shit he made one correction and it paid off for him, he trained his ass off each and every day and now he has learned some very important lessons, you cant look for the knock out and you have to be paitent you cant take short cuts on your road work he was six pounds lighter for this fight (his 2nd) than he was for his last fight of which he was winning but ran out of gas.
Thank you so much all of you, honestly i had the pre fight jitters myself I actually had to have my wife keep him at our friends home until the Dr showed up for the fight I was getting pretty cranky myself.
it all paid off in the end though.:bbb

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 01:20 PM

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Looks alot like this I should make it Black and White.:thumbsup
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Bazooka

07-24-2007, 01:25 PM

The fight is posted in the training section.

Motor City Sam

07-24-2007, 01:25 PM

Thank you, I am so fucking happy I cant even describe how I feel right now, this kid though he started to fall into that sloppy shit he made one correction and it paid off for him, he trained his ass off each and every day and now he has learned some very important lessons, you cant look for the knock out and you have to be paitent you cant take short cuts on your road work he was six pounds lighter for this fight (his 2nd) than he was for his last fight of which he was winning but ran out of gas.
Thank you so much all of you, honestly i had the pre fight jitters myself I actually had to have my wife keep him at our friends home until the Dr showed up for the fight I was getting pretty cranky myself.
it all paid off in the end though.:bbb

Looks like the kid learned from that earlier loss, which is a good sign. It's also a good sign that he took his conditioning seriously and was six pounds lighter for this bout.

Keep up the good work. Not being a trainer myself, I can't imagine what it must be like to watch a fighter I've trained step into the ring.

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 01:29 PM

Looks like the kid learned from that earlier loss, which is a good sign. It's also a good sign that he took his conditioning seriously and was six pounds lighter for this bout.

Keep up the good work. Not being a trainer myself, I can't imagine what it must be like to watch a fighter I've trained step into the ring.

its hard, especially when you have worked with them for 18 months, you get to know them, their family, infact three days before the fight I met his grandparents his grandfather was telling me that this isnt the life he wanted his grandson to have he wants him in school, which he is and education is first Boxing does not promise anybody anything.
But it made it harder on me to have that kind of added pressure before the fight from his entire family.

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 01:32 PM

Here is the fight if some of you didnt make it to the training forum yet.
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Do not blink!!
BTW, The other guys parents were sitting in front of my wife as she was taping, you can see his mother get out of her seat and leave his father is in a light blue shirt getting up to tape the fight himself.

C Money

07-24-2007, 01:42 PM

Congrat's bro!! Hope there's many more to come.:good

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 01:45 PM

Congrat's bro!! Hope there's many more to come.:good

Thanks and there should be, Today when he comes back to the gym I am going to let him know that his next fight is not going to be as easy, its going to be a war, and if he isnt ready he will be the one knocked out.
I dont want this to go to his head, yes I want him to feel good about himself but I want him to realize that there is going to be a man in front of him that knows how to box, this kid looked to knock my kid out and you know what happens when you do that.

Fab2333

07-24-2007, 02:54 PM

Where do you train at, or what state city rather?

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 02:55 PM

Where do you train at, or what state city rather?

I am in Alhambra (LA county) california:good

Fab2333

07-24-2007, 02:56 PM

I am in Alhambra (LA county) california:good

ok, thats cool. How old is ya fighter?

C Money

07-24-2007, 03:02 PM

Thanks and there should be, Today when he comes back to the gym I am going to let him know that his next fight is not going to be as easy, its going to be a war, and if he isnt ready he will be the one knocked out.
I dont want this to go to his head, yes I want him to feel good about himself but I want him to realize that there is going to be a man in front of him that knows how to box, this kid looked to knock my kid out and you know what happens when you do that.

Right on!! Not only might they box better, but he's gonna run across another Pit Bull a long the way that will have REAL HEART and keep coming, not wanting to quit once tagged.Id also keep stressing the conditioning as well, because that's what will help carry him through, when the going does get tough. You and I both know that no matter who you are, it will! If you keep climbing through those ropes.

Keep up the good work, my man:good :bbb :bbb

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 03:07 PM

Right on!! Not only might they box better, but he's gonna run across another Pit Bull a long the way that will have REAL HEART and keep coming, not wanting to quit once tagged.Id also keep stressing the conditioning as well, becauase that's what will help carry him through, when the going does get tough. You and I both know that no matter who you are, it will, if you keep climbing through those ropes.

Keep up the good work, my man:good :bbb :bbb

There is no way that I am going to allow him to let this get to his head, I mean of course it will it has to, but I will stress to him every day that he will be in a dog fight the next time out, he loves it that way in the gym though, he prefers a war, he gets pissed when sparring partners start to fold, so I am planning on keeping him that way, it just works for him, I have also figured him out, the way he works mentally.
The last fight, I stayed calm spoke normally, that didnt work, all through training all through sparring, I basicly had to tell him, to go out there and work his fucking ass off, or there isnt going to be a fight.
he is that kind of fighter you have to pump him up. The man who helped me assist, is his old Baseball coach from when he was 13 he told me that is the way I had to do it when he played baseball, this trainer Joe is from Hollenback boxing and he currently trains Angel Bojado the little brother of Fransico Bojado, he won his fight just before ours by way of second round TKO.

Napoleon

07-24-2007, 03:19 PM

He's got nothing on Charlie. Charlie would take that guy within 5 seconds. You do know he's got 700 lbs in his punches.

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 03:21 PM

He's got nothing on Charlie. Charlie would take that guy within 5 seconds. You do know he's got 700 lbs in his punches.

We offered Charlie to come down and spar, but please I am feeling too good today for that kind of shit, fuck Charlie he knows he aint shit, and I hope he peeped this Video for a bit of a reality checking.

Dostoevsky

07-24-2007, 03:30 PM

How tall is your boxer?

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 03:37 PM

How tall is your boxer?

about 5'7 maybe 5'8 we had him weighed on a Tanita scale for a BMI prior to the fight and you have to take his height and input how many cm's he is and he is 160 cm so if you could figure it out that would be great, but its not about how tall its about what he is made of.

Dostoevsky

07-24-2007, 03:40 PM

Thats pretty short for a middleweight.
Is it possible for him to drop down weight or is that as low as he can go without damaging his performances?

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 03:43 PM

Thats pretty short for a middleweight.
Is it possible for him to drop down weight or is that as low as he can go without damaging his performances?

That is a good question, when he came to the gym he use to play football, so he was 195 I didnt want to push too much for those reasons, but I really think if we work hard and smart he can come down a little more, either way even at 150 those guys will be taller than him so his height though it looks like a disadvantage we turn it into an advantage for us as long as we fight our fight.
But yeah I think we are going to push the limit test the waters if he looks flat in the gym we will know.

Dostoevsky

07-24-2007, 03:47 PM

160cm is 5'3.

Unless he has astonishing knockout power he will have great trouble outboxing alot of opponents, especially ones that are above 6 foot.

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 03:52 PM

160cm is 5'3.

Unless he has astonishing knockout power he will have great trouble outboxing alot of opponents, especially ones that are above 6 foot.

Thats what he is then 5'3 my wife is 4'11 he isnt much taller than her, the guy he fought was taller than me and I am 5'11 he was around 6'2 he does have sick power in those hands beleive me, you have a video to prove it:deal

C Money

07-24-2007, 03:57 PM

That is a good question, when he came to the gym he use to play football, so he was 195 I didnt want to push too much for those reasons, but I really think if we work hard and smart he can come down a little more, either way even at 150 those guys will be taller than him so his height though it looks like a disadvantage we turn it into an advantage for us as long as we fight our fight.
But yeah I think we are going to push the limit test the waters if he looks flat in the gym we will know.

154 would be better for his height on the average. Most of the taller fighters in that range wil be the 5,10, 5,11 type, but hell these days, you find heighth everywhere, look at the 6,1 Paul Williams at 47, Pavlik and Taylor are in that range as well.

I think he's better suited at Jr. Middle just on appearance but how comfortably he can maintain that weight and how strong he is at that weight are factors to be assesed.

It aint the size of the DOG its the size of that FIGHT in the DOG and as you point out he's a little short either way, so when facing thos tall opponents he's gonna have to force his fight to win. That's also why being well conditioned is a big factor for him. He's gonna need as much energy as he can summon when chasing and cutting off on those types of opponents:good

Zhaakal

07-24-2007, 03:59 PM

its hard, especially when you have worked with them for 18 months, you get to know them, their family, infact three days before the fight I met his grandparents his grandfather was telling me that this isnt the life he wanted his grandson to have he wants him in school, which he is and education is first Boxing does not promise anybody anything.
But it made it harder on me to have that kind of added pressure before the fight from his entire family.

Damn... Looks like you are a great trainer, your students are lucky to have you (Y). Congrats on the win and i wish the best of luck to you and all of your boxers.

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 04:00 PM

154 would be better for his height on the average. Most of the taller fighters in that range wil be the 5,10, 5,11 type, but hell these days, you find heighth everywhere, look at the 6,1 Paul Williams at 47, Pavlik and Taylor are in that range as well.

I think he's better suited at Jr. Middle just on appearance but how comfortably he can maintain that weight and how strong he is at that weight are factors to be assesed.

It aint the size of the DOG its the size of that FIGHT in the DOG and as you point out he's a little short either way, so when facing thos tall opponents he's gonna have to force his fight to win. That's also why being well conditioned is a big factor for him. He's gonna need as much energy as he can summon when chasing and cutting off on those types of opponents:good

here is the kicker welter weight is 150-159 in the amatures so 154 really wont make a big difference other than he might have a bit more juice, he looked good to me here, honestly we did a few things different this time out, I had a place for him to be so he wasnt there all day waiting, when we warmed up it wasnt for four rounds as it is in the gym, we just warmed up about two rounds just before we got in the ring really light.
he was ready, clearly he was, the sloppy shit pissed me off but he straightend it out and won.

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 04:02 PM

Damn... Looks like you are a great trainer, your students are lucky to have you (Y). Congrats on the win and i wish the best of luck to you and all of your boxers.

Thanks for the kind words, I dont consider myself a great trainer, not until I actually do something big in the sport, but I do give 100% to each of them when I am in the gym, I do not allow them to fuck off there, they know when they get in what is expected of them no bullshitting no chit chatting its all work until its time to leave.

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 04:06 PM

nobody cares bazooka

Maybe you dont, but I do!! that kid knocked him the fuck out, whens the last time you fought? seriously you want to discredit this kid only becuase your a pathetic peice of shit who cant do nothing but talk, thats all you are, so until you post a video of you winning something impressive STFU

kNIVEK

07-24-2007, 04:07 PM

Damn... Looks like you are a great trainer, your students are lucky to have you (Y). Congrats on the win and i wish the best of luck to you and all of your boxers.

i am proudly trained by bazooka. :p great trainer, and that was a great fight.

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 04:08 PM

i am proudly trained by bazooka. :p great trainer, and that was a great fight.

Thanks kid, see you today at the gym, BTW, I am glad your father decided to sit out in the car, I dont think that would have helped:good

C Money

07-24-2007, 04:14 PM

here is the kicker welter weight is 150-159 in the amatures so 154 really wont make a big difference other than he might have a bit more juice, he looked good to me here, honestly we did a few things different this time out, I had a place for him to be so he wasnt there all day waiting, when we warmed up it wasnt for four rounds as it is in the gym, we just warmed up about two rounds just before we got in the ring really light.
he was ready, clearly he was, the sloppy shit pissed me off but he straightend it out and won.

Looking long term on the 54:D I fought Amateur at 56 and there's the 3lb swing. WW was up to 49.

No doubt he looked good and like I said how he feels strength wise and how much he has to kill himself to maintain a weight would take priority.

C Money

07-24-2007, 04:16 PM

nobody cares bazooka

About the negativity above:good

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 04:28 PM

Not bad for his second fight, although he looked a little bit flustered with the other guy rushing him like that, almost just dropped his stance and lowered his head hoping not to get hit, other guy was wide open.

But I'm sure you'll fix him up.

As I said, he was being sloppy early, once I told him to cut that shit out, he threw the combonation we had worked on in our last sparring session on Saturday with Oliver, who is about the same height as the kid he fought.
its normal to be off when your still new

guillermojm

07-24-2007, 04:44 PM

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you wanted it black and white here you go...... if he ever becomes the champ i want this back and signed!!! :happy

congrats to you and the kid man !

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 04:46 PM

Thanks man, That shot sounded like he hit him with a bat, from where I was anyhow. I know as soon as it landed it was over

Ted Stickles

07-24-2007, 05:11 PM

Congrats to you and your fighter!!!!!!!

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 05:15 PM

Congrats to you and your fighter!!!!!!!

Thanks! I just got a call from the kid he says he feels bad for knocking him out, cus his family was there, I told him thats normal to feel that way, but he wouldnt have felt that way about you, I can promise you that, I had to remind him how the man was mad dogging him prior to the bell sounding, and how he basicly disrespected him by trying to go after him and knock him out.
Good he dont feel so bad any more he remembers now that the kid was mad dogging him.:good

ChampionsForever

07-24-2007, 05:53 PM

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 05:55 PM

Good for you and the kid and very well done, im not taking anything away from you or the kid but it looked to me like that other guy after the count was fine and able to continue, are amatuer rules different??

Watch his legs all the way to the end of the fight even when he comes to our corner after the fight, he was on queer street and yes its much different in the amatures.
However watch his legs they were gone Look at his eyes in this shot
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Ted Stickles

07-24-2007, 06:24 PM

Thanks! I just got a call from the kid he says he feels bad for knocking him out, cus his family was there, I told him thats normal to feel that way, but he wouldnt have felt that way about you, I can promise you that, I had to remind him how the man was mad dogging him prior to the bell sounding, and how he basicly disrespected him by trying to go after him and knock him out.
Good he dont feel so bad any more he remembers now that the kid was mad dogging him.:good
Exactly ,i serously doubt the other guy would have felt bad .......Well said

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 06:27 PM

Exactly ,i serously doubt the other guy would have felt bad .......Well said

Oh I know they would have been jumping up and down like crazy, and Matthew should know that as well. I felt bad for the kid becuase his corner were fucking idiots like I said they would have allowed him to continue like that had the ref not stopped it, they didnt even bring a bag of ice which is required per the rules according to USA boxing.

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 06:29 PM

i'd kill that guy

Sure you would:good

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 06:31 PM

He looks afraid of being hit, hence just dropping what he knows and trying to hide himself - I'd suggest getting him in there with a sharp jabber, just to get him used to being hit, working to evade/slip the jab and getting used to the "Game Time" situation.

Combination, looked good - but the other guy was always wide open to any form of overhand or hook.

All in all, for his second fight - you can't complain

Exactly, he isnt scared to be hit though he just trys to get away from the right hand and load up his, which is why he looked sloppy early once he stopped that shit he won.

boxon123

07-24-2007, 06:41 PM

Well done .Baz what area are you from?

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 06:42 PM

Well done .Baz what area are you from?

Alhambra California, just out side of East LA:good

Zakman

07-24-2007, 06:48 PM

Good fight. You don't usually see knockouts like that in the amateurs. Looks like your kid has got some pop.

Say, which one of the guys in the corner was you - the one with the hair or without??

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 06:48 PM

I am the bald one

boxon123

07-24-2007, 06:59 PM

I dont know the area but i have spent time in LA at the LA bnoxing club at different times.Well Done

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 07:01 PM

Thanks

Bazooka

07-24-2007, 07:13 PM

How much sparring you get him into..? I always found that as much shadow boxing, mitt training and bag work I did - nothing beat having leather being pushed into my face by another fighter.

Yet some fighters prefer not to do much sparring at all.

I spar him three times a week no more, towards this fight I cut down the sparring in the last week, we would spar yes but we would work on specifics that combo that scored the knock out is exactly what we worked on in sparring saturday before the fight.
but three times a week is plenty of sparring no more, we do 4-6 three minute rounds with speedy guys and heavier guys so he learns how to deal with guys who have speed and guys who pressure you who can punch.

That was the only real knock out of the card, the rest were stopped by the ref standard TKO shit, but this was the only fight that someone was on their ass, He got three trophies one for the fight, one for knock out of the night and another for fighter of the night.