Brush away a Boxer's jabs, close him and strike him

A favorite tactic of a Boxer is to throw some light left jabs, then follows with a solid right cross. This is code-named “left-left-right” or “1-1-2”. Sometimes it may just be a light left jab, follows with a right cross, which is “left-right” or “1-2”. Hence, a Boxer would bounce around you with series of 1-1-2, 1-1-2, etc.

An effective counter tactic is to brush away his left jabs with “Single Tiger Emerges from Cave”, and his right crosses with “Wave Dragon Back to Cave”. Whenever appropriate, as you brush away his jabs or crosses, move in and “tame” his both hands to immobilize him. Then strike him with Black Tigers or Golden Leopards. If he covers his body with his hands, strike his upper arms with your leopard punches.

If he moves back, which is his likely reaction, close up with one-step, two-step or multiple-step chase, continuing to strike him with Black Tigers or Golden Leopards. As a Boxer’s techniques are limited, he is often quite helpless if you can apply these techniques and tactics skillfully.

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Counter against Popular Boxing Tactic

Throwing a left jab, again a left jab, and then a right cross, code-named left-left-right or 1-1-2, is a popular tactic in Boxing. Sometimes, it may just be left-right, or 1-2. Grandmaster Wong demonstrates an effective counter-tactic against it, namely brushing away the jabs and cross, closing the Boxer and striking him. You may, if you like, add a simultaneous hanging fist to his head and a kick to his groin.
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