One-two, slip, left hook combination 

Be one or the other in their respective countries.

why did you need to explicitly state your nationality?

100%

Hell naw! Lol wtf

@@granddaddy_funk 🤣 I love them both, I learned alot from them, like I can punch people and after that I sit down and talk about their emotions 🤣🤣

@@granddaddy_funk fr dudes on the internet callin men their daddy wtf

Nah Noel Deyzel is the father we all needed

Watch Usyk and Lomachenko. Altough both are ukranian you can see the pendulum step in their style. I think this style is often called as soviet or russian. Nonetheless it is very interesting and agile. The stuff Frolov is teaching is 100% sound.

its a style. Just like a philli-shell uses an unorthodox stance. There is a strategy behind it. A perfect is example is how it opens you up to check counters and unpredictable positioning. You can bounce foward, forward, you can bounce forward back you can bounce forward, back forward. All of which will change the timing of your strikes and make you very hard to predict. Mix in some head movement and angles and an amateur in this style can hang with more experienced people. It kind of reminds me of Cuss's peekaboo style in that regard.

Bivol does.

It’s called pendulum step and yes, a Soviet thing. You’ll see this style from Eastern European to central Asian and some Cuban

U gotta be trolling lol (also he means Vice World Amateur Champion, which is pretty good)

The man has forgotten more than you know!