00:00Even if Nakatani doesn't get a hit, don't force it and just keep trying
00:04By lowering their arms, they can safely close the distance and engage in close combat.
00:08You can bring it in.
00:53They have also taken measures against Nakatani's side, and in the early stages
00:58Without changing your stance, step forward.
01:00They were moving from side to side,
01:30From the middle of the movement, when stepping forward, you can pull your right foot in.
01:33This way, they can position Nakatani directly in front of them, making it difficult for him to move from side to side.
02:09This allowed them to secure a longer period of time for close-quarters combat.
02:14In his fight against Moloney, which also went 12 rounds, he attacked from the middle distance.
02:18Defense was also observed,
02:23By fighting within his own range, Nakatani was able to hit 273 shots.
02:28He's landing punches.
02:31This is about three times the 98 shots he fired in the Moloney fight.
02:37The longer you spend within the enemy's range, the more hits you'll take.
02:40However, while Moloney has been hit by 143 home runs,
02:46Hernandez has given up 297 home runs, roughly double the previous total.
02:50Therefore, the return on attacking outweighs the risk of being hit.
02:58Based on this structure, now we move on to the main event for Nakatani.
03:03Now, let's move on to the strategy.
03:07First, as seen in the fight against Hernandez, Nakatani is good at close-range fighting.
03:12When this happens, you can't perform to your full potential.
03:18Nakatani's punches gain maximum power when he extends his long arms.
03:22It's a point that's been cut off, so we need space for it.
03:26However.
03:52If the distance is reduced, it will hit before you can accelerate, so the power
03:56It will fall off.
04:18Furthermore, when forced to retreat, channel that forward momentum into your fist.
04:23Because this is not possible, the punching power will be reduced.
04:48Moloney and Hernandez went to 12 rounds.
04:52The strategy was to close the distance and force Nakatani to retreat.
04:56The main reason was the reduction in attack power.
05:02Even so, Nakatani had never seemed to be bad at close-range fighting until now.
05:06This is because of the presence of this upper.
05:15There are several ways to throw an uppercut, like Paparez's,
05:19When you add spin and use centrifugal force to hit the ball, forces other than arm strength are added.
05:23Yes.
05:37However, players with long arms need a lot of space,
05:41It's difficult to land a punch at close range, and it ends up looking like a punch thrown with just your arm.
05:50So Nakatani decided not to use rotational force, but to push off the ground,
05:55It is launched using power from there.
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06:31The advantage of this hitting technique is that when using centrifugal force, it is effective in close combat.
06:35In that case, there's a higher chance of hitting before the peak of its power is reached.
06:39However,
07:05With a spring-loaded swing, the peak comes earlier, so you should hit at close range.
07:09Even with long arms, it's easy to generate a certain level of power.
07:55Furthermore, since it does not depend on arm movement, it fully utilizes centrifugal force.
07:59Compared to players who use multiple forms, the wind-up time is shorter, and the elbow
08:03It can generate power even when bent.
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08:45And Nakatani throws this punch with his fist in a vertical position.
08:50And we've further reduced the launch time.
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09:53Of course, the peak power comes from using rotation to launch the ball.
09:57It will be more expensive if you do it that way,
10:13When a player with a long reach folds their arms at close range,
10:16Because the peak of the rotation will not match, Nakatani's batting style
10:20This is suitable.
10:25And then there's another punch that has a pretty long reach and looks like a special punch.
10:30We will also analyze the upper end.
10:36This punch, as you extend your arm, will transfer more power to your kick off the ground.
10:40However, Nakatani can do this by pushing his shoulder forward.
10:44That means the direction of the force is being changed.
11:12This punch changes the direction of force by extending the arm.
11:13Change the direction of the force, change the direction of the force, change the direction of the force
11:16And so, the direction of the force is changed.
11:23This punch changes the direction of the force, changes the direction of the force, the force
11:25Change direction, change the direction of force, change the direction of force, force
11:30Change the direction of the force, change the direction of the force,
11:34Change it, change the direction of the force, change the direction of the force
11:35By changing the direction of the force, by changing the direction of the force, the force
11:36Change direction, change the direction of force, change the direction of force, force
11:39Change the direction, change the direction of the force
11:48However, since it's not a direct hit, it doesn't have the power to defeat someone in one blow.
11:53That's why I don't have the impression that he was knocked out by this punch.
12:00Nakatani himself also uses it with the intention of knocking out his opponent with an uppercut.
12:04They don't focus on hitting their opponent and disrupting their rhythm.
12:29And even if you don't land the blow, if you can just disrupt your opponent's balance,
12:34He can score a knockdown, just like in the Moloney fight.
12:42However, this punch is used when you close the distance by leaning forward.
12:47When it's the other person's turn
12:48Despite her small stature, Santi raises her upper body and steps in.
12:52I did not use it in the fight against Ago.
13:15From this perspective, Nakatani's punches vary depending on the distance.
13:19It will naturally narrow down.
13:27First, in a completely close-range situation, Nakatani did not throw any punches,
13:31We'll focus on lynching and defense.
13:34Because there isn't enough space to swing long arms.
13:37In other words, it's difficult to get to that point, but zero distance is
13:41It becomes a safe zone for the other party.
13:47Then, when the feet move away from the close contact position, the uppercut
13:51It's coming
13:52Conversely, at this distance, you'll almost exclusively get uppercuts.
14:15Because other punches require a run-up distance, and you can't force a punch.
14:19Because it would be a weak, pushing punch.
14:22music
14:51In other words, if you are leaning forward and at this distance, you should be wary of this attack.
14:55This means you can limit the attack to the upper body.
15:11Thank you for watching.
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