Boxing always hugs and hugs, why do boxers like to hug each other

Whether it's boxing or sanda, it's normal, especially when two opponents are of equal strength, it's tactical.

When the rules of fighting are changed to defeat the opponent, this phenomenon may be eliminated!

It's all a rule of law, you hug and try it on the street.

It's still good to Sanda, if you want to hold it, you can push it on your knee or elbow!

Yes, after holding it for a long time, I was persuaded to leave, and it didn't mean anything.

From a competitive point of view, the hug is a good tactic, and there are times in many fighting matches. But in actual combat, hugging is a less good method, because the opponent is very likely to attack with his knees or even hit you with his forehead. Therefore, when it comes to fitting, it is recommended to use a wrestling technique or lock the opponent's neck (naked choke).

When the two sides fight, one side encounters physical exhaustion, or the temporary situation is unfavorable, and it is possible to continue to be passively beaten, because there is no ability to immediately reverse the situation, in order to reduce the opponent's attack, the tactics of wrapping will be adopted, after holding can minimize the blow, restore physical strength, and look for opportunities to turn defense into offense at any time. Boxing does not allow throwing, so there is no fear of being held by the opponent when holding, so the tactic of claddling in boxing is very common.

The rules of boxing are caused by the fact that when you fight, you can hug each other. This has also become a tactic for the players, hugging close quarters, the opponent cannot effectively hit you, and you can also save physical strength and wait for the referee to separate.

But often hugging, the excitement of the game is greatly reduced. Spectators usually like to watch games that attack each other and hug each other less. Such as Tyson, Pacquiao, etc., rarely hug.

After hugging, the distance between the two sides is less, and the strength of the punch is not strong because there is no distance.

Defenders can reduce damage.

The attacker can play more.

Control! Control your opponent's fists.

Purpose: To prevent the opponent from continuing the attack.

Generally, in the case that the action cannot be continued, the form is not conducive to oneself, and the physical strength cannot keep up, etc., it is a means to protect oneself and eliminate the temporary unfavorable situation by wrapping.

Because one side is not only physical or inferior to others, he uses a hug to make the opponent unable to punch, and at the same time allows himself to take a short rest.

One side is physically exhausted, or one side has been beaten.

It's a sign of [incompetence and negativity].

Because they are all tired, they want to take a break, and the other party can't fight yet.

It's a way to defend, but it also takes out the opponent's stamina (in fact, they try to hold down the opponent as much as possible and let the opponent bear their own weight), and you can also take a break.

It's a way to rest and a way to prevent beatings. Taekwondo has a similar approach.

Hello, cuddle is a grappling tactic, as well as a grappling tactic for Muay Thai athletes, and is generally used in situations where the opponent is superior or inferior, with the purpose of hindering the fluidity of the opponent's movements, forcing the opponent to stop striking and end the round. But this is only for the action in the ring.

If you get close to the opponent, you won't have the distance to attack, so it's a good defensive option.

You can see it if you look at it from the perspective of boxing. They put their hands very low. Swing under the chin.

This is dangerous in the boxing rack. It's easy to get a big swing. Anyone who has practiced boxing knows it.

Two people of opposite levels fight. The consequence of the low swing is to be ko-ko. Especially the left hand.

It's easy to get right-handed. But this is not the case with Sanda. Because sanda contains falls and legs.

This is the difference between the two fists.

Boxing hoops. Tighter defense. Because he only needs defensive punches and not defensive legs. Think about it from the perspective of a well-rounded defense. Boxing is indeed much worse than Sanda.

It is an effective measure to prevent the opponent from hitting you at close range. (It's bad, but it works.) ）

Oh, that's a good question!

In boxing, both sides often hug! That's for defense You have to know that one side attacks, if the other side dodges generally has no problem, and if the other side finds an opportunity to attack continuously, the side that dodges must be in danger If he retreats, it is convenient to advance, and he can never change the situation Only by moving forward and hugging the other party The other party will not be able to attack It's not that they dare not attack It's not that they can't attack! At this time, you can push the opponent out and continue the attack!

But there's a certain danger in this, and it's not sure you won't do it!

So someone asked me if I dodged every time he attacked, and if he hugged him forward, he wouldn't be able to hit me. The answer is of course! But after all, this is a game, and the game has rules of the game, and measures are taken to prevent this, and if you take the initiative to hug 3 times in a row, it is a foul, a negative hug!

Points are to be deducted! That way lz should be understood, right? Hehe.

It's a break. , but also to prevent beatings.

No, it's because the referee is afraid that they will have an accident together (such as hitting a critical part), and will not add points