A few days ago, Mr. Jin Yong passed away, and major video websites have put Mr. Jin Yong's novel adaptations and remakes of TV series and movies on the front page again. Among the many film adaptations, the number one classic in my heart is Xu Ke's version of "Smiling Proud of the River". I know that I am not a Jin Yong fan, I have not even read all of his novels, and I can't appreciate the beauty of Xu Kewu, but what makes me relive this movie countless times? It is the oriental undefeated played by Lin Qingxia! This Oriental undefeated charm and domineering spirit, dignified and calm when drinking bitterly, killing enemies with a finger, his eyes are full of murderous qi, and when he falls into the abyss, he smiles and smiles, and he is so dusty. If I were Jet Li, I would never choose Yingying!
And whenever I taste this chivalrous beauty, what breaks me down is that professional habits always remind me of another man (my brain!). ), an Italian foreigner, because he called "the West undefeated". He was the perfect man in my heart when I was a teenager practicing martial arts! Not only is his nickname similar to that of the Undefeated In the East, his glamorous domineering gas is now in his style of play, and the calm and calm eyes of the enemy are full of murderous spirit.
He was a genius, practicing martial arts at the age of 14 and competing against rare opponents in the West at the age of 18. He is a "carving" artist, with precise blows and coherent movements, controlling the rhythm of the whole field, "knife after knife" carving opponents until he completes his own masterpiece (crushing the opponent), which is similar to the undefeated embroidery needle magic of the East, which is fascinating.
He is today's second-ranked lightweight p4p Italian Muay Thai king Giorgio Petosio.
George is now 33 years old, and although he has achieved great results in recent years, his actual strength is not as good as at his peak. This may be the reason why Sittychai can overpower George in the rankings!
At his peak, George had a five-legged draw with the "Prince of Muay Thai" at his peak, and in the 2009 K-1 Word Max World Grand Prix Quarterfinals Qualification Tournament, he struck ko "Genghis Khan" Dazhanba, defeated the K-1 original king Albert Klaus in the first round, and the semi-final ko Japan's Yumi Yamamoto, and won the 2009 K-1 Word Max World Championship in the final points. In the 2010 K-1 Word Max World Grand Prix Quarterfinals Qualification Tournament, he defeated Russian star Vitaly Gurkov, defeated the K-1 first king Albert Klaus in the first round, defeated "Greek bald head" Mike Zambidis in the semi-finals, and defeated Japanese boxing tycoon Yoshiyo Sato in the final points, becoming the first king in K-1 history to win two consecutive K-1 championships.
In the following competition, George has defeated one of the four kings of Muay Thai, "Muay Thai National Treasure" Kenm, "Japanese leg sweep prince" Watanabe Nichitai, bearded killer "Davit Chilia", Robin Van Romansren, "Beautiful Death" Artulu Chishinko and many other world top masters, the 70kg class of the world's top king was almost swept away by him, until 2013 was broken gold.
Fighting Style — Strike range and distance control
George Petosio, the Muay Thai king, is very similar to one boxer, and that is Manny Pacquiao. First of all, they are both left-handed boxers, and secondly, both of them have achieved brilliant results in their self-created left-handed techniques, Pacquiao is the best left-handed offensive boxer and George is the best left-handed defensive counterattack boxer!
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George maximized the advantage of left-handed forehand control on the field, and forehand control gave him more diverse defensive countermeasures and offensive opportunities: defensively speaking, it can limit the opponent's forehand attack, and it is easy to control the center of gravity of the opponent's body; from the offensive point of view, when the forehand is controlled, the footsteps are stuck on the outside of the opponent's front foot, which can pose more threats to the opponent in the confrontation, and the control of the center of gravity can cover the backhand, and the back knee, and the hind leg heavy blow.
Of course, these advantages are the usual advantages of left-handed athletes, who can beat almost all the top boxers, and there must be other tricks that other boxers don't have - that is, the control of distance.
Whether it's boxing, free-form fighting, or mixed martial arts (mma), a key way to gain an edge in a boxing match is to guide the opponent's movements (the so-called "unstable boxing" is the truth), so that you can gradually control the rhythm of the opponent's blows. In the game, Giorgio Petosio was able to skillfully use three methods to control the opponent's movement: "turning the opponent over", "pulling the opponent in", and pushing the opponent out. It sounds simple, but it is very difficult to use it skillfully.
Pull in
In battle, if you take the initiative to approach the opponent, then the opponent will have many ways to deal with it, such as moving backwards, or attacking around your side, or punching or knee, so that the initiative will be on your opponent's side to a certain extent. If you take a step back, the opponent (if the other person does not instigate) will definitely take a step forward, then the result will be the opposite, you will have more initiative.
When the opponent is exhausted in the forward attack, it is precisely your best counterattack moment, at this time, the opponent's center of gravity is unstable, the inertia of the body is forward and the other party is exhausted, then the power caused by your counterattack punch will be multiplied.
Push out
Another way to control an opponent's movement is to push the opponent. This can upset the opponent's balance to a certain extent. In Muay Thai and free-form fighting, the role of the positive leg kick is very large, not only to block the opponent, but also to destroy the balance of the opponent. George not only makes good use of the right leg, but he also protects his head with both hands and uses his arms to push each other to achieve the same goal.
In George's early games, he would also push the opponent into the corner of the ring in such a way that he pushed the opponent. In addition, there is also a role that the other party is approaching you to carry out the next set of attacks, and as a result, you take the initiative to stick in and destroy the balance of the other party, which will make the other party feel energetic and nowhere to go, very uncomfortable and disgusting.
Turn it over
The final way to control your opponent's movement is to make your opponent spin in circles. This technique is used a lot in boxing. Roy Jones Jr. and the boxing genius Lomachenko are very good at using this action.
The windy George
Giorgio Petosio was a boxer who was very good at punching with his brain, which is what we often say is that the boxing quotient is very high. He likes to draw on the technique and develop different tactical play styles for different opponents. And what we should learn most is that he always minimizes his disadvantages and maximizes his advantages. This can be seen from George's experience that George was very thin in his early years, he was not suitable for the "Hurricane" Klaus forced kick punch, nor the traditional Muay Thai boxer's hard resistance to play, he instead figured out a set of technical systems suitable for his own physical conditions, which is why he became "undefeated in the West".
Now that George has signed for one championship and started his new professional journey, we wish him the best of luck in the future!
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