la casa de papel season 1 part 2 blue lock episode 17 vostfr
[115] In order to help Mashiba fight against world champion Rosario, Ippo trained as a southpaw to copy Rosario's style by using his left hand to do everyday activities, shadowboxing while making his right leg his pivot, and weaving under metal bars while throwing punches. Then, to create a simulation of Mashiba vs. Rosario, he inserts a long log into the hillside near a sign to represent Mashiba's Flicker Jab and right uppercut, and a small peg in the ground as Mashiba's left pivot leg, weaving side-to-side under the log while throwing lefts, then lends a high and low left combination on the sign. [116] The southpaw training allowed Ippo to surprise and push the world title contender Mashiba to the ropes, and make him have to fight seriously. He also surprised Mashiba's coach, who would have thought Ippo is a natural southpaw if he didn't know him. [117] Weaknesses Ippo is regarded as being small for a featherweight. [118] Because of his height, Ippo is at a perpetual disadvantage outside of close-range. Most of his opponents are larger and have a longer reach than Ippo, leaving him with no option but to move forward and fight from the inside in every one of his fights. Another weakness is his inexperience with southpaws, as seen when he fought Antonio. As the southpaws leg and hand are in reverse, Ippo had trouble adjusting for the distance and kept tripping over his leg. Accumulated Damage Due to the frequency and severity of his matches, coupled with little rest and non-stop training throughout the entirety of his career, Ippo accumulated a great deal of long-lasting damage in his body that he never gave the opportunity to heal and recover.
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