How To Haymaker Punch Correctly │ Overhand Punch 

So is a haymaker just and last resort or something you do to end the fight as quickly as possible (even though it may not be in your favor)?

It’s just a shit punch that you can see coming from a mile away

@@jennifersmith9656 but if you hit it right you can knock out your opponet easly but there is more negative things than positive things so is stupid to do it, but maybe if they don't know how to block or dodge a haymaker it can work

@@ilen1ne This punch never lands in boxing lmao. in mma it lands if you fake a take down like khabib did to mcgregor

It's used a lot more in boxing in many situations than you realize lmao, obviously it's not thrown first thing in MMA

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You had better steal his beard if he sleeps 😂😂😂

why don’t you ask em out on a date😂

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​@@theresaurus9820is it gay to appreciate another mans beauty?

Exactly

He says that

Makes me realize that Humans by default normally punch Overhand and not Haymaker style

Read the titled you fvck

@@theshermantanker7043 humans by default dont punch

I don't do any fighting sport but surely couldn't this be used if you've just hit your opponent with a hit that staggers or stuns them leaving them open to such a punch

@@bababla8528 yes dude lmao bigger people throw it for a reason. I throw them when me n my friend box and it's a normal boxing match

Thats an overhand right not an haymaker ,the overhand is a good punch against jabs

@@bababla8528 There are two cases where a haymaker lands. 1. Your opponent got hit and thrown off balance and cannot react ; a takedown is better than a haymaker as it gives you better options to end the fight before either of you gets hurt for real. 2. Your opponent is so far below your own skill level that literally anything you do would land, a haymaker aint special.

Ffûçk its usefull if opponent so much bigger you need to punch full force to knock him out