The MEXICAN BOXING Style Breakdown

[@skillrboxing]

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[@Mechanics-MMA]

as a Mexican watching Benavidez there makes me feel sad. even canelo, but at least he is doing some charity stuff. I will leave you a true list of mexican legends so you will know the real mexican style heading the list in my opinion the greatest featherweight champion of all the time and the best mexican boxer Salvador Sanchez Julio Cesar Chavez Rubén "Púas" Olivares Carlos "Cañas" Zarate Ricardo "Finito" López

[@charmcompassion9199]

Mexican style is from the American fighters like Joe Frazier, Rocky Marciano, Sony Liston

[@Jacobrodcruz]

Hey can you do a video of Julio Cesar Chavez

[@MetalSniper63]

Mexican Style of boxing is a representation of our way of life: We don't stop, we don't give up, we roll with the punches and keep on going. Life is Mexico is HARD. There's no amateurs in mexican boxing, because almost 100% of the boxers are poor, and have NOTHING else besides their fists. That's why they are relentless, just like our in life in México, if you're not willing to take a few punches, you're not going to get anywhere.

[@seebbsss]

Carnal, que hermoso lo dijiste, el que no esta dispuesto a recibir putazos, no llega a ningun lado. Saludos

[@franciscogerardohernandezR1979]

Pinche comentario de jefe. La vida en Mexico es de vergazos desde que se nace, nadie te regala nada, hasta el que te tira paro espera que rifes macizo.

[@alexrocio7627]

Best representation for our Beautiful Mexican people...fastest progressive race right now cause of their work ethics and with little resources

[@RaulBlindado]

You made me cry, all you said is the truth

[@LiLgPnoy15]

Filipino boxer here, much respect to the Mexican culture. I love how Mexicans fight!

[@eddy2flakko_]

🇵🇭🤝🇲🇽

[@DavidOsornoL]

In my opinion, as a mexican, Pacquiao is the Greatest of All Time. I wish we see more great boxers come from the Philipines!

[@robertphillips7487]

We love how Filipinos fight!! 🇵🇭💛🤎🇲🇽🥊🏆

[@luisalejandro6408]

History made us cousins but boxing made us brothers c:

[@LuisMorales-w8y]

También los filipinos son respetados y admirados y queridos en México Por qué su raza forma parte de la raza y cultura mexicana también

[@ck5421]

One thing that I love about the Mexican style is that it's pretty much the style needed to beat taller people. The forward pressure and head movement to fight at your range, as well as the body shots to take away his legs which will keep you closer to him. The peekaboo may as well be a Mexican style 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@LeadLeftLeon]

Peak a boo is better at bobbing and weaving. Pitbull Cruz isn’t in the same league as Mike or Joe Frazier when it comes to head movement

[@AngelicoCiudad]

Bro, no one in boxing heavier division uses MX style to beat taller or bigger opponents 😂. They usually use soviet or American style.

[@Truthtellerwon]

​@@AngelicoCiudadAndy Ruiz does

[@gabrielaelizabethescobed-sq6xg]

México tiene la mejor escuela de box del mundo por eso lo avala 250 campeones del mundo de todas las categorías.

[@martialartsaddicted5969]

​@@AngelicoCiudadbut it's one of the best we got.

[@LeadLeftLeon]

The most impressive thing about Mexican style. They still won’t tire even after eating a buncha bodyshots

[@yawontsmokemebicth4922]

Its genetic thing we all got our strengths and weakness's

[@SouthpawJoe]

If i fought a mexican fighter id wait till around lunch time.

[@YuhSim-ri5ep]

@@yawontsmokemebicth4922and the fact that Mexico is in high altitudes

[@FelixGalvanArt]

@@SouthpawJoesmart man

[@CarlosMongeLuna]

@@YuhSim-ri5epbruh México is surrounded by sea, not every mexican lives in high altitudes. Most famous mexican boxers are not even from the high plains or the mountains.

[@ipkeez]

My favourite Style.. So beautifull! Full of soul, relentless, passionate... Saludos a mis amigos abornes maxicanos! Orale!!

[@laloboxing]

Puro power mexicano, vato!!!!🥊

[@fernandojoelcarvajal6446]

Órale cabron

[@robertocordero442]

Mexicans are badass fighters . It’s known all the way here in New Zealand ¡

[@aTexasMexican2.0]

N.Z stand up! Love from Texas

[@MariaHeredia-dw4id]

As a Méxican this one was a very beautiful description of Méxican Fighters VÍVA MÉXIC🇲🇽

[@Bhodisattiva]

Been living and training in Mexico 🇲🇽 love the energy here. Something I’ve noticed is the pace difference, when hitting pads here everything is just quicker, I’ve already increased my reaction time and the speed bringing my hands back to my fast which is very basic but very important. Mind you I’m a fighter, I’m still learning everyday Oh and the sparring his is harder than in Thailand 🇹🇭. At least these are my experiences…harder sparring doesn’t mean better it’s just more likely to get concussion.

[@allensastre5891]

thailand is more playful most of the time in sparring which is good for learning and experimenting like how big cats learn to hunt while playing as kids.

[@guillermor.r4831]

@@allensastre5891 The reason they criticize those kinds of things is precisely because of that. You could end up being a very closed-off boxer with poor footwork if you practice that way. Additionally, for many Mexicans, moving or feinting is seen as something negative.

[@anatoliypankevych4853]

@@guillermor.r4831good thing they don’t need to think a lot

[@skillrboxing]

Really interesting. How does your style match with the mexican come forward style?

[@armandoorrep]

​@@guillermor.r4831not really, while you trow punches its okay

[@ZOK08]

We are a warrior race after all. Our heart, grit, and determination stay prevalent for a reason

[@gallonthegreat7036]

Although im Jamaican American I absolutely love Mexican American style of boxing

[@luiszuniga5990]

no hay estilo mexicoamericano, es estilo mexicano así como no existe la comida tex-mex es comida mexicana

[@REDEMPTION215NLC]

I am an American-Mexican dude who plans to become a Mexican Boxer in the future, I have to start training now.

[@yfndrug]

Good luck you got this my friend 💯💯🇲🇽❤️!!!

[@elchos2004]

There is an element of culture that boosts the Mexican fighters' determination, endurance, resistance and heart. Since we are very young, we are taught by everyone that we must never "abrirnos" to none. This means never backing down from a fight. Even if we know the chances to succeed are limited. Even in this generation, we resolve problems with fits rather than words. There is no such thing as zero violence tolerance. We believe that men and women must know how to defend themselves. And I am not talking about the 2nd amendment in the USA to defend ourselves with weapons; I'm talking about protecting ourselves with our fists.

[@saple648]

wey alch esto ni de pedo es verdad.

[@davidgutierrez3888]

@@saple648 claro que es verdad, desde morros nos rifamos tiros en la primaria y secundaria y si te abres el machismo Mexicano te etiqueta como que te abriste, no generalizo pero si puedo decir que la mayoria de mis compañeros de escuela alguna vez pelearon a puños como dice este carnal arriba

[@geovannycoral6388]

​@@saple648Claro que es verdad. En México siempre ha habido esa mentalidad de "Seguro me gana, pero por lo menos no se va sin que le meta unos golpes también". En general eso se les enseña a los niños mexicanos, a no dejar que les hagan bullying, sino a responder si hace falta.

[@geovannycoral6388]

Es algo cultural

[@ilimeo1270]

Abrirnos? Es más bien "no te dejes"

[@godingamer5086]

As a Mexican who’s never boxed but played American football, I learned a surprising lesson during my exchange year in Kansas. During a scrimmage, I got laid out flat-absolutely sat down. Back in Mexico, a hit like that would’ve been a big deal, with everyone making jokes or giving you a hard time, even if you were on the winning side. But in the U.S., no one batted an eye. There, it’s all about technique, resilience, and the bigger picture-the endgame. In Mexico, though, it’s different. You could win the championship, but if you got clowned by a hit, that’s what people would remember. It’s that Mexican pride, man. It’s not just about winning; it’s about how you carry yourself, how you stand your ground. And honestly, that mindset translates so perfectly into boxing. It’s not just a sport; it’s a reflection of who we are.

[@LiliHugoUM]

If I'm not mistaken, more than 150 champions. The biggest boxing stars in terms of spectacle and PPV, I think. That explains everything.

[@dougchan-oo9uo]

Close to 200 according to Boxrec.

[@humormz6648]

Indeed

[@smuthcreemnl]

A lot of heart, courage and honor...... You are representing your last name, family, and values..... Defeat is not an option..... Every fight is to the death......

[@shiroumxm2052]

pffff you watch too many telenovelas no mames jajaja

[@blastermaster7261]

​​@@shiroumxm2052just say you live a normal life and don't stake your life at all in your decisions. What a timid soul you are, how adorable.

[@martinizgiannii]

Skillr is always on point! I found this breakdown of the Mexican Style very accurate. These fighters are true warriors, always moving forward and never backing down. As mentioned in the video, "they focus on inflicting damage, not just scoring points," which is one of the most accurate descriptions of this style. What I would have liked to see more is a deeper dive into their inside game strategies and tactics, such as their clinching and pinning techniques. Furthermore, it was an amazing video. The comparisons between the amateur and pro stages were spot on! It provided a great point of comparison. Shakur Stevenson breakdown one day, cheers!

[@isaiasjasso495]

Infighting, it's why bivol lost. Artur looked like a Mexican fighter ngl hahaha

[@danielrobert8710]

Mexican boxing is a delight to watch. You always get your time and money's worth!!

[@coldmexican288]

Best video I've seen on defining the Mexican style. I've seen too many people in boxing media say that Mexican style is just throwing crazy with no defense and that's simply not true.

[@skillrboxing]

💯

[@luisalcantara7671]

Ni que fuéramos kamikases, que se lanzan con todo y a veces ni llegan al blanco

[@NeyoGiri]

​@@luisalcantara7671yo digo que es un estilo muy agresivo a tal punto que la defensa es muy poco usada, por eso dicen que el estilo mexicano es muy "imprudente"

[@MantecaStables2011]

Mexican dude and huge boxing fan , your assesment in right on point

[@kingofthehomies3463]

I’m proud of my country 🇲🇽

[@MariaGasca-Reyes]

La Raza 🦅🤎

[@FillyouupSplash]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂stay out of America

[@henryruizm3972]

So go backlool

[@MariaGasca-Reyes]

@@henryruizm3972 Mexicans are Native American 🧬 🌎 so majority are Home 🏠

[@Truthtellerwon]

​@@henryruizm3972back to your mom's house again 😂

[@H4ndi788]

Watching Mexican style of boxing is very interesting, and very fun to watch. Especially how Mexicans have the best fighting spirit I’ve ever seen in my opinion.

[@lenysankon5386]

Describiste a la perfección el estilo mexicano, hablaste sobre cosas que ni siquiera yo sabia. Buen vídeo amigo.

[@gustavoramirezjr7320]

You captured the essence of Mexican boxing, risk taking, relentless and most importantly HEART! For me it's shown when a fighter has been battered and bloodied, but refuses to give in until his body compels him to, that is heart. ❤‍🔥🔥🔥

[@muertobrownred]

Mexican boxing style is a beautiful style,and most of our legends don't even have amateur background it's all pure skill

[@artLopez24]

Dosen’t matter what race you are…if you a short fighter you gotta learn Mexican style

[@federico5750]

Real, it's a really important and unique style of boxing.

[@wambokodavid7109]

Nope...it got no strategy.not hating but in africa we got a saying"when chasing a fellow man, reserve energy for when he turns on you"

[@ybguapo2593]

@@wambokodavid7109that’s the thing you Africans have to reserve your energy a Mexican can go balls to the wall throwing 100 punches a round from start to finish without getting tired it’s a genetic gift and we also have the lowest frequency in the apoe e4 which means are brain recovers quicker from brain damage

[@junominame2490]

@@wambokodavid7109is that why there's hundreds, if not thousands, of African champions ?

[@wambokodavid7109]

@@junominame2490 we live a million miles from America kid... also combat sports in Africa is traditional not just a "thing".but hey , look at our blood on the other side of the planet and what it's doing 😌😌.also non of u is beating any African fighter in a fight

[@joelchavez61]

Born in El Paso TX. Sister city to Juarez Mexico. My grandfather is in the EP boxing hall of fame. He was born in Chihuahua and joined the army in ww2 to get his citizenship. Turned out the army prized his ability to box and he was put on a circuit in London called the rainbow corner. Pro boxers were joining the military and Champs like Joe Louis helped raise money for the war effort fighting exhibitions. My grandfather fought on the undercard of Billy Conn in London. My grandfather boxed his entire military career. He taught me to punch when i was 5. I boxed in 2 golden gloves tournaments and went 1-1 in them. Mexican style of boxing is very much a matter of machismo. Families praise the strong warriors and shrink from weakness. The mind set of the culture has a great deal to do with their phenomenon in the sport. When I boxed, even my grandmother was telling me to beat his ass. If granny is in on it then everyone is. The style is one of honor, code, valor. It's not just in boxing but even the culture itself. When I grew up in ep we all had to fight and prove ourselves. Even the guys who weren't great at fighting had to show the heart. It's very real and the history of Mexican boxing displays an endless flow of legendary warriors beloved of their people.

[@carlosvega-ev2ie]

Linaje guerrero el tuyo... saludos desde CDMX

[@Cabroninfeliz]

Saludos desde Cd. Juárez

[@eduardoezequielsanchezgonz9089]

Great job!! Inspired to keep practicing. Long life Mexican boxing

[@a4san99]

It’s a whole “I’ll take one to give you two” approach. Brutal to fight against

[@theaquariancontrarian3316]

Imagine combining the soviet cold blood, Mexican heart, and cuban azúcar (sugar). That would be an unstoppable boxer.

[@soldyD]

From all the main styles, Mexican has the best spectacle

[@mapplehitoritheartist9114]

fighting a mex boxer is like fighting a tank, or a ghost if they know how to move.. i should know, i am mexican, i was a boxer, and used to spar with pros with very different styles.. was so fun..

[@flextheprettiest4878]

What a wonderful description of the Mexican boxing style. I started enjoy watching boxing by watching Canelo Alvarez, so for me, his technique pretty much embodied the sport at first. But even now that I'm aware of other boxing styles, Mexican boxing style remains one of my favorites. This ability to keep pushing forward while taking punches is scary, really. And the square stance is so iconic, I absolutely love it. The way Mexican boxers brake their stances to deliver devastating shots then seamlessly return to their perfectly squared defense, always amaze me.

[@reefresco6509]

I think they got the best style tbh

[@digits2skyharbor]

Great Vid, and would only add, like Salvador Sanchez and Finito Lopez, Mexican fighters ability to turn defense into offense because of their base footwork is also worth noting! Great video!

[@coolkat9826]

This is the Best and more complete work I ever seen about this topic . No doubt. 👍 . Excelent . Finally I got Clear.

[@alexl9334]

The power behind the punches the endurance and the roaring CROWD. Thats why i love boxing

[@Tlatoanimeh]

Great breakdown, but it is missing a little more analysis on how the high guard is used to catch and deflect punches so intentionally that it leaves the fighter in an advantageous position to immediately attack, which is a key component of the relentless Mexican-style pressure. Salvador Sánchez and Julio César Chávez were two of the greatest examples of these high-guard defensive tactics.

[@mariomarionetas4445]

Well ,someone did his homework and not just puke a video for the heck of it 😂 good job mate! Without a doubt the best one describing the Mexican boxing

[@EmpereurFr05]

I love how you are more and more active. And with so good concepts ! ✨✨

[@LoganDX1990]

As a black amatuer boxer I have much love and respect for mexican boxers as well as the culture. Would love to come down and spar at a gym and pick up some pointers

[@MA-zv8wn]

VIVA MÉXICO SEÑORES!!!!🇲🇽💚🤍❤️🇲🇽💚🤍❤️🇲🇽💚🤍❤️🇲🇽😎👍

[@ElSrAtun]

In America, how common are school fights? Not university students, maybe high school (in primary school I highly doubt it haha). In secondary school with students approximately 12-15 years old. In Mexico it was sometimes the phrase "at the time of departure (in the place decided)". This means that there was going to be a fight between 2 students. Even when someone was hit, some parents would say "defend yourself because if you don't defend yourself I will hit you too (obviously joking)." In some cases they had to get their children into some contact sport, such as boxing. If it was not among students from the same school it could be with other students from another school.

[@yall_raksha96]

Y no solo en la escuela, yo estoy en posgrado (medico residente) y el ambiente ha sido en ocasiones tan pesado que he tenido que implicar la famosa frase "aqui adentro eres mi jefe... (pero nos vemos afuera y te parto la ma...) Te empiezan a respetar mas cuando ven que no te rajas

[@sub04aru]

It’s common but here in the US it’s much more cowardly. You can’t really trust to get a fair fight. Friends will jump in when you have hurt the other guy. No big deal in school but once grown up it is best to avoid fights in crowds. It’s rarely a fair fight if friend groups are present. And not to mention too many cowards with guns.

[@THENOTORIOUSCHIEFNWI]

As a Black man rom US Mexican style is my favorite style all my favorite fighters are Mexican except two Chocolotito and lennox Lewis 🥊

[@Gunzo9978]

I practiced Mexican style taekwondo and it was a very similar mentality. Aggressively closing the gap freaks the kickers out then its time to go to work with the punches.

[@nightinthewhite3817]

9:08 when the coach says more of a "dog" he means, they were (in this case) "tougher", can mean many things lol

[@mpower8790]

Mexican Style : Search and destroy PLS Juan Manuel Márquez Breakdown!!!!!!!!

[@Downey-2000]

High volume cardio, punching and toughness rolled up into a taco.

[@devvv4616]

5:10 whoaaa. Thats fking awesome

[@yawontsmokemebicth4922]

Dude watch that fight cuz it's like that literally the whole 12 rounds

[@yawontsmokemebicth4922]

Yo the MAB vs Jmm fight is sleeper hit high pace action while still being a chest match is something else

[@johnwayne666]

Que transa mi Razita....saludos desde Douglas Arizona..520...✌🏻😎

[@mannytuzo]

That’s just the culture, we love a show we love overcoming challenges, we’re not in it for the points we want a KO. If we’re gonna go down we sure as hell gonna give a hell of a fight. This applies to boxing and life

[@jesuschristisblackfajardo2880]

I gotta start by saying amazing video and the way I was taught about the Mexican style boxing is "seek and destroy"!...

[@arlarl9275]

I can read too much love and respect about mexican boxers and the style. As a mexican we don´t just fight for money, there is about cultural resilience and glory. We fight hard every day no just in the ring, in our lives! But also we admire other fighters from everywhere and we want beat them with humility and heart. Thanks for showing us some love in a sport that everybody loves here.

[@betoj3161]

Oh yessss!!!!!!!!!!! Finally❤❤❤❤ thank you skller master!!

[@aquickfoo4256]

The turns of the head, holy shit 10:20 😆

[@NeyoGiri]

As someone i read in facebook said: "Mexican boxing style is the reflexion of their ancient roots, that fighting, agressive aztec heritage is always there"

[@JeseCr7]

Aint nobody havw aztec roots because they almost all died but alright

[@iaber1698]

Superb video!

[@AlejandroTorres-sp8id]

most entertaining style for sure

[@serget117]

I love how sword fighting is also part of that advertising poster, along bayonet and knife fighting

[@S0M7HING-N00BYU]

Would you say Golovkin had more of a mexican style under Abel Sanchez?

[@j3r3mylikesdn23]

yeah he def had the mexican style under abel sanchez golovkin had a soviet style and he developed overtime but you can still see some of that soviet style in the way he moves back

[@skillrboxing]

💯He says it himself

[@jonathanzuniga3681]

Definitely! He was loved by many Mexicans for this reason

[@773ohh6]

This video was much needed. Love the analysis of the video

[@isaacgloc1542]

Everybody gangsta till the Mexican shows up

[@rolandoflores7256]

Ok bozo

[@shhh6372]

Would love to see a breakdown on the Filipino style of boxing, I’d say it’s like the Mexican style, but instead of being focused on power, it’s focused on speed. Unfortunately, I don’t think there’s much footage to be able to make a video on.

[@LeadLeftLeon]

Athletic [explosive] compared to Mexicans

[@DaFishKing]

in my experience in my local boxing gyms its mostly like a "smart brawling", than boxing

[@shhh6372]

@@LeadLeftLeon I agree, really fast hands and legs, the Mexicans have thudding power while the Filipinos have that blitz.

[@shhh6372]

@@DaFishKing Isn’t boxing just smart brawling?

[@user-sg8kq7ii3y]

"Speed" is dependent on the person, and has NOTHING TO DO with a person's race or nationality. Floyd is fast as hell. So is he practicing the "Filipino Style" of boxing? Pernell Whitaker was fast as hell, so is he practicing the "Filipino Style" of boxing? Jesus Salud is Filipino. He's not extremely fast. He's got a lot of power. So is practicing the "Mexican Style of boxing"? Naoya Inoue is both fast and has power. So is he practicing the "Mexican and filipino styles of boxing"? Or is he practicing the Japanese style of boxing because he's Japanese?

[@NickDDDD]

Superb analysis! Thank you. Keep it up!

[@edwardyang9000]

Thank you for putting finito on the thumbnail, one of the most disrespected legends.

[@doubleolorenzo]

mexican and soviet style 🔥💯

[@mplanellss]

best boxing videos 4 sure

[@Saint_Michael_TheDefender]

Great Analysis!

[@EduardoOcampo-o1y]

If you want to win ..... Go forward....go forward If in doubt go forward ..... Then go forward.... if down.... Get up and go forward.... Always go forward. Keep your chin down, your right on the temple and jab,jab,jab.... Jab,jab,jab ... Move to the left jab,move to the right jab and then do it all over again.

[@Freddy_420]

Los mejores boxeadores del mundo 🌎❤......

[@Slipthejab152]

Its my favorite style... Always fan friendly...

[@manyourcoolchris]

That was awesome. Thanks for breaking it down.

[@danielmendez6085]

Muchas Gracias!, Adelante!!!!!!!!!

[@zmo1ndone502]

Dang who when and where was that NASTY COMBO AT 0:01 AT??? Juan M. Marquez??? THAT WAS SICK!!!

[@CesarHernandez-nr9df]

Marquez vs Katsidis

[@jimmyexpelled]

Just watched Cuban Boxing Style!🔥 So next will be Soviet Boxing Style?

[@이中道]

I will watch over and over if soviet style video comes up. Let's go!

[@rustyshackleford9452]

Thought Soviet style was gonna be next because it had the second highest votes. Tbf he’s probably waiting for the results of Bivol vs Beterbiev.

[@anatoliypankevych4853]

What’s a “soviet”? There’s a great Kazakh boxing school and a great Ukrainian school. Both have its differences.

[@skillrboxing]

We might have to🤷‍♂

[@kayeangelatapis9556]

Filipino style of boxing please ​@@skillrboxing

[@30_second_guitar]

My only "problem" (or whatever you wanna call it) is lack of heavyweight maxican boxers. But still loving this style of fighting. I try it couple time on traning but end up very bad ;) but on TV looks awesome

[@shiroumxm2052]

well, we are smaller than europeans. Im 1.76 mts and im seen as a , kind of, tall guy

[@30_second_guitar]

@@shiroumxm2052 Yeah i get that. What i mean is people like extreme and becouse of that many fighter in lighter categories dont have much recognition. If you ask random person they maybe know Fury, AJ or some older HW but dont know who Canelo or Chavez is. Just look right now if i ask friends they know who Usyk is but nobody knows Inue

[@RoninDoge]

its bucause we are short people... like im 1:75 and im taller than the average mexican, its a race thing you know. thats why you dnt see japanese on heavys, or phillpinos... but i get your point

[@franciscojaviermurillopere2652]

Rayo's breakdown would be amazing

[@angelxdv518]

Couldn't agree more

[@secredeath]

You mean the runner that got scared to get slept again so runs now

[@MARCOBRIANCOTTO]

This video is a masterpiece 💎

[@edymartinez978]

EXCELENTE VIDEO!!!

[@robertus911]

Mexican boxers like to use their speed and foot work. They do a quick fake with their Sholders like they are going to punches. Making the opponent raise his arms to block. When the opponent is then dropping his block to see. Either the jab or the power hit comes in. It all done with either a one step or two step advances. It's all timing. Whether he want a power jab or a power stroke. It's like a fake two advance steps and power hit. Then backwards to see the damage. Then do it again. Its all about speed and foot work. The back foot being planted in a power hit. It is all about how to fake with your shoulders then quick timing. Everyone is equal to the head. Not everyone is equal to punches to the body. So you don't want to tire out on body punches. No matter how big the other guy is head punches are equal if you can get there.

[@MrVMQ-tv1yb]

Can you do one for Japanese style as well. I love watching their fights

[@junominame2490]

You discribed it perfectly.

[@veronicav.guerra3843]

Fun fact, at minute 2:27 the manager says "chamaco", which is a Mexican word that could come from the Nahuatl word "chamahuac", meaning plump, or the combination of the Mayan words "chan", meaning small, and "maák", meaning person. I was curious to see how it was translated into English. He uses the word "chamaco" to refer specifically to the beginners and the young.

[@JxMaX]

I didn’t really care about the Entomology of Chamaco but I’m happy I know now

[@carlosfletesjr]

iMente, corazon, y huevos!

[@Juanvaldez-u5j]

Its a mental state. Plan A, HURT YOU,. Plan B, HURT YOU

[@MartinArmendariz-y6b]

Scrutinizing the Mexican boxing style will do very little to figure out. It all starts when your young, what you hear, what you see. One thing you eliminate in your life is fear and become fearless and your on your way!!

[@NMNN1]

Yeeees sir!🔥🙌🏼

[@ahbayaahla144hopeful]

🔥🔥🔥I’m adding it to my own style wit some swagg 💪

[@EdgarGuzman4117]

I am in the military and I was trained by American boxers and other instructors. They always say I have good head movement, slips and rolls. I am guilty of not keeping my head up and I try. At the end, they say I am more of Mexican boxer. At first, of course I am Mexican but they told my it’s my methods. So I look Mexican boxers and came to realize I am probably a natural Mexican style boxer. Even if I was taught by Americans

[@Lilmonke_586]

Nice video. Would’ve been cool to include clips of Vergil Ortiz. Up until very recently he had a 100% finish rate. One of my favorite boxers because he’s so vicious and entertaining. Truly embodies the Mexican style.

[@RyAr777]

He uploaded 🔥🔥🙏🙏

[@Pein94rap]

¡Viva México, cabrones!

[@skillrboxing]

Esoooo

[@pennze]

Oh man he COOKED with the final heart section lol

[@dimadubnevych9164]

Sitting on of front leg for charging left hand for a punch to the liver and having short right cross targeting the breach created throwing jabs. moving only forward.

[@gooddog2001]

Bold, tough and aggressive.

[@immortalboy7741]

I remember my dad making us box my cousins at 5 years old lol now all of us in the family love to fight

[@alfonsogutierrezmolina1855]

¡Viva MÉXICO!

[@いしいたける-i3g]

i want Soviet boxing style breakdown

[@theunstoppabletvshow]

I'm coming subscribe and witness the rise of a new champion