Lake George Lollapalooza! | Road to 100: Fight 30

[@aboulding]

Super educational vid. That "working hard at failing" is a gem. Dude had enough output it seemed but he was landing nothing and his ineffectiveness was obvious to the judges. Also that slingshot move on the break seems to be super risky. Is that a "know your opponent" type of decision? 😂

[@bambaraboxing]

@@aboulding certainly something I wouldn't pull out if I thought the dude would let me fall through, but my opponent was really tense andi figured I could anchor to him.

[@wheresmy10mm]

Ha! I see me at 9:32 😁 great fight brother and I'm glad the results now match the fight we all watched. Can't wait for the next one!

[@leebambara]

Nah mate the best cameo is at 14:05 ! I almost pointed you out on the video but we were hitting such a great stride with the breakdown I decided against it..... no worries though you'll be making more sizable appearances in the next vlog on the 18th!

[@wheresmy10mm]

@leebambara oh jeez lmao you're all good! I like to be sneaky off in the shadows. I am the night 🌙

[@LeviThompson_]

Great video once again coach bam ❤ I’m injured rn so these vids are a blessing

[@LeviThompson_]

Also agree with the idea of urgency I believe that shall elevate your game cause at the end of the day that’s what the judges want and what’s gonna allow you to work your opp more

[@bambaraboxing]

@@LeviThompson_ I agree, good assessment 👊

[@BoxingWannabe]

8:08 where you prove the need for a dynamic left hand for defense is absolutely fascinating and insightful. would you be able to expand on that in a video? are you constantly switching from high guard to relaxed lead hand? what would an optimal dynamic lead hand look like in defense? thank you, coach!

[@GreatGunsOfFire]

Another great vid. Always learn (many) something(s) and great to see/hear your reflections. Those low blows = ouch!!!

[@bambaraboxing]

@@GreatGunsOfFire thank you! That last one killed, amazed the ref missed it 😆

[@BTboxing]

complete and utter DOMINATION😎😎😎great fight from you and your athletes 🎉

[@UubGamingTv2.0]

Easy work for Coch Bambara 🥊😎

[@klumzywithkz]

Those low blows gotta be annoying, sorry none were caught

[@stephendass6835]

1. Love getting a glimpse into Lee’s approach as a corner. You can tell she knows her fighter and has been to war with him many times. 2. What boxing shoes were you wearing in this one? 3. I need a Coach Bam Bam nutrition video because if I sniff a home fry I’m gaining 10lbs immediately.

[@leebambara]

Aw I was hoping someone would appreciate my notes!! I don't want to distract from the good stuff but I thought that would be an okay time to put my thoughts in....!! Thanks so much Stephen!! Looking forward to editing another one of your fight/breakdowns soon!! 🥰

[@bambaraboxing]

@@stephendass6835 I'm wearing the xero prio neo shoes. They are my favorite shoe for boxing. I will talk nutrition at some point I promise!

[@masonalmeida8072]

Fought this dude too. Low blow machine. Good work

[@bambaraboxing]

@@masonalmeida8072 lmao, nice to see you in the wild buddy! Hope your training is going well 👊

[@valentinoboxing]

Great video, I LOVE the voiceover and Lee's POV in the corner! Maybe I'm mistaken, but it seems your boxing style is hard for judges to score, as this isn't the first fight you've clearly dominated without winning. What do you think might be "missing" or needs improvement? I've seen comments suggesting power might be an issue, but I'm curious about your perspective. Or maybe is just bad luck with getting bad judges since this is amateur boxing and not pro...

[@bambaraboxing]

@@valentinoboxing I need to fix my feet and my punch mechanics. I also need to press my advantage when I hurt a guy. I think there are lots of flaws to be addressed. BUT I'm fixing them and improving because I respect the sport, not to impress the judges. 🙏

[@valentinoboxing]

​@@bambaraboxing thanks for the response, really interesting to hear your perspective!

[@byroktheclock]

Keeping that windshield clean!

[@rickdoctor5874]

It seems like some amateur fights fighters are fine with feeling out the opponent and test skills, while others are looking to knock each other out. As I see your fights, it seems as though you are not going in with the intent to destroy your opponent and knock them out. Can you comment on that mindset/philosophy?

[@bambaraboxing]

@@rickdoctor5874 I always treat my fights like the first 3 rounds of a 12 round fight. I feel them out, try to learn as much as I can and establish control. I beleive If it was a longer fight the momentum would turn over and I would eventually get the win. But I'm not a huge puncher (and I have delicate hands) so I have to invest lots of legwork into tiring a guy out before he would be ready for a finish.

[@munchk1n393]

🔥🔥🔥

[@pemajungne45]

I always afraid punch shelled opponent,afraid sudden he counter me,have any advice coach?❤

[@danielsanchez-mq2gi]

Great video coach, you should go pro. You have the talent

[@bambaraboxing]

@@danielsanchez-mq2gi that's extremely kind, but I have plans to be the greatest masters division fighter this country has ever seen 👊 we are planning a "Goals" video in a few weeks!

[@DinoWasHere]

How did the judges score the fight?

[@bambaraboxing]

@@DinoWasHere very badly

[@DinoWasHere]

@@bambaraboxing sounds like the wrong man got the win on his record? My curiosity is ignited - what was the deal-breaker for the judged?

[@athenry]

@@bambaraboxing Unreal. You CLEARLY dominated all three rounds.

[@leebambara]

@@DinoWasHere It's too hard to know. Sometimes I think the judges just look at "effort" and uselessly flailing one's arms would win a decision regardless of punches landed.

[@byroktheclock]

The concept of "clean punches landed" is loosely interpreted. I guarantee many Rubber necked and blocked punches are being counted as clean to the judges.

[@zeinfeimrelduulthaarn7028]

No matter blind judges this one is clearly a win, thanks again for the voice over commentary and analysis, they’re always very good to watch with your thought process I like your style but god I wish you had a bit more power at times, it’s frustrating watching this beautiful 6 after the jab slip, that doesn’t flatten the opponent Same for that overhand jab counter You clearly dominate yet the opponent isn’t afraid to just throw a lot of volume at the end because he doesn’t really get hurt It’s frustrating because I know what blind judges will think of that

[@bambaraboxing]

@@zeinfeimrelduulthaarn7028 this is a really kind comment. There are lots of reasons I don't have much power BUT I'm taking accountability and trying to fix what I responsibly can! Stay tuned 👊

[@zeinfeimrelduulthaarn7028]

@@bambaraboxing GigaChad answer, I’m not moving anywhere 👊

[@nickcolarusso7222]

Are you going to turn professional?

[@bambaraboxing]

@@nickcolarusso7222 pro isn't in my future for lots of reasons. But I plan to be the greatest Master's fighter this country has ever seen 👊

[@DinoWasHere]

@@bambaraboxing I mentioned it in another video, you COULD call out Jake Paul - doesn't need to be more pro that one time ;)

[@stephendass6835]

@@DinoWasHereimagine the production value Lee could create with a Jake Paul payday. Make it happen coach!

[@leonshamis]

The qualification the ref is 0. Very disappointed.