What do I Do

[Frank DUx]

What is a move I can do if a power puncher is punching me and also duching down about midsection and hitting for my gut, or what about speed punchers.
Thanxs

[platinum_angel]

well if he is focusing on your midsection and not trying to defend against your offensive give him two uppercuts

[Builderofmuscle]

develop some of your own power, and work on that agility.

[eXcessiveForce]

steel plate under the shirt and don't block with your face.

[Builderofmuscle]

you should just wear a suit of armor

[mommas boy]

well, i dunno what shape yur in, and how strong he is, but you wouldnt beleive some of the punches you can take after some hard and constant ab and oblique training...
mike tyson does 400 situps every morning he said neway...and look at that guys stomach, pure freakn muscle, scary...

[Tom Yum]

Is he slipping your cross and countering with hooks to the body? Or does he set up the body shots with a jab?

[mommas boy]

hey, i box abit with my friend and he throws mad hooks to try and knock me out, so ur saying to counter throw hooks to the side hes throwing?, he has a strong side, but this might catch him off guard..cool

[darrianation]

Against a big puncher I'll usualy move in lead with a jab and tie him up. Try to get a couple of hard punches while cliched before your broken up. This uasually will take him out of his game.

Of course you can keep to the outside ranges and snipe him. I like to go in deep and put him on his back.

[Tom Yum]

On an earlier post, I asked about ab conditioning. I've added some of those excercises to my drills in case I take a body shot. When he comes in with body shots, where are you in the ring? Aginst the ropes, in the corner or in the middle?

If you are against the ropes, try side stepping and springing back with a cross to the body, uppercut combo. If your side step is commited and quick, this will change the angle and move you away from the ropes.

If you're in the corner, I might try getting a good clinch and make sure that you stay on top of him so that he has to work harder.

In the middle of the ring, if he hooks for your body, step in the same direction as his hook and hook his head (i.e. if he throws with his right, go with the flow by side stepping to your right while immediately firing a left hook to his exposed temple/jaw).

Let me know if that helps