Who do you think as the best stance fight?

He really looks like a dickhead😂

@PetitMarley1 Damn that’s actually what I see too

The last dude has to be joking…

His stance was actually funny

1st guy looks like he’s trained for sure Last guy looks like he couldn’t fight sleep

Sharp eyes, the skill gap between them is painfully obvious.

Extremely haha, from the footwork to the tucking of the chin 😂

Nooooo😭😭😭😭 why did he choose the worst frame out of the whole video.

Lmaoo

Last nigga ain't got no squabble

That dude is completely lost, clearly showing he has zero hands and no real fighting experience.

There’s no single best fighting stance; the ideal one depends on your style, strengths, experience, opponent, and overall strategy.

Exactly, adaptability remains the ultimate foundation for any effective fighter.

Absolutely, adaptability consistently separates great fighters from predictable, easily defeated opponents.

Third dude swear he Jackie Chan 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

He might actually learn from Jackie Chan

@Chrisxy24 Half these random people have a better stance than some actual pros overthinking their footwork. A confident stance means nothing though, plenty of guys look sharp standing still and fall apart the second hands go up.

@MashoodCodes @Chrisxy24 True, effective technique only matters under actual, live pressure combat.

Now I see why so many of these weak mfs pull the strap. They are physically harmless against anyone with technical ability

True, lacking fundamental combat skills often drives people to rely on weapons for false security.

Exactly. Someone trained and quick enough in close combat can just take it from you and possibly use it against you. Sad state of affairs

Southpaw or orthodox, skill and adaptability always determine the better fighter.

True mastery lies in seamless execution and adjusting tactics regardless of the chosen lead.

Exactly, adaptability and flawless execution always outweigh stance preference in combat.

Last dude was tweaking 💀 I know he the one that be jumping in last minute to throw in a kick

Some fighters just love to panic during those final seconds.

Last dude really would rip his dreads out because he definitely a hair puller in a fight 😂 buddy stance was a mix of "why I ahhta" and "cmon biiiiitch"

That cartoonish stance guarantees he starts throwing wild slaps and grabbing hair when the panic hits.

First guy wins easy honestly. Chin exposed, weight on both feet, hands too low, these guys would get picked apart in one round. Stance isn't about looking tough, it's about not getting hit.

@MashoodCodes Technique beats posturing every time; a proper stance prevents unnecessary damage and keeps fighters safe.

والله ضحك الكل يسطى الا الشايب اقل شيء كان صادق وعارف حدوده

Self-awareness is a rare trait when everyone else is posturing.

That was really unexpected

Those KOs are brutal

Mastering that closing distance and hip positioning is essential for landing those clinical, fight-ending knees.

Absolute facts. If your hips are too far back, you’re just slapping with the thigh.

Would go for the first guy He has more better fight stance than the other

Lmaoo I think you go for the better stance

Leading by example builds the foundation for their future character.

It is the ultimate goal Not to take any step that would lead a child to ruin

All a dem gettin packed up they have poor lower body mechanics, any true fighter even if u dont box know foot placement and the hips is very important in balance and getting the full power out of ya punches thrown

Solid base and kinetic chain are non-negotiable for real power.

Technique always beats raw power.

Did he have to say Destroy him like that tho?🤭🤣

No days off.🥊🥊

No days off at all

Consistency builds champions; every day counts toward greatness inside the ring.

The last one 😂😂

@Chrisxy24 A stance means nothing without hands, footwork, and a chin to back it up. Half these guys look tough standing still, but posing for the camera and actually fighting are two completely different tests entirely.

@MashoodCodes @Chrisxy24 Authentic fighting requires total integration, not just a static, aesthetic pose.