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Kamogawa devising Ippo's style: "triumph over technique with raw strength!!" Even before being introduced to the Kamogawa gym, Ippo showed an early aptitude for boxing by learning on his own how to replicate the form and speed of a jab by single-handedly catching multiple fallen leaves, greatly
surpassing Takamura's expectations. [90] Before turning pro, Ippo learned how to perform the many basic techniques of boxing under the tutelage of Kamogawa, and was able to
surprise the experienced mentor with his proficiency for uppercuts, which were a splitting image of Éder Jofre. [91] Within a year of training, Ippo successfully accomplished his goal of becoming a professional boxer. [92] Ippo's progress in terms of technical prowess stands out and can be much more easily appreciated when he’s facing less experienced opponents. During his title defence against the high-level out-boxer Takuzō Karasawa, Ippo himself was able to masterfully predict and manipulate the actions of the rookie king in order to gain the upper hand, and was lauded by Takamura as an anti-out-boxer specialist. [93] When facing Antonio Guevara, he was able to effectively
pressure the skilful champion by pulling off an anti southpaw strategy involving successive high-low feints, among other techniques. [94] Ippo was also able to come up with a technique of his own entirely from scratch, the Dempsey Roll, later on improving it to the New Dempsey Roll, which he improved further. After retiring and gaining the insight of retrospective, Ippo started to be increasingly more aware of his own flaws and the opportunities he had missed, and, even though he didn’t intend to come back, dedicated himself fully to the study of boxing in order to improve as a trainer and as a second, refining his technical and strategic understanding tremendously. While retired, Ippo added the Parry Counter to his list of weapons as it came from training his students, Taihei Aoki and Kintarō Kaneda with their combination punching with mitt practice, which even hit the active junior lightweight IBF world champion Volg. [95] Southpaw Just like with any in-fighter, Ippo, using
whatever leg is easiest to land a punch with, unknowingly switches between orthodox and southpaw while throwing combinations such as the Dempsey Roll, making it possible for him to use the southpaw stance, an option he did not know he had until after retirement. [96] To help Mashiba fight against the world champion, Marcus Rosario, Ippo began training as a southpaw.
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