Chapter 187: Continuous boxing, passive champion

Mark Coleman is a brute force.
Even if Tyson held his waist, he still chose to force a fall.
He straightened his bent body quickly, and at this moment Tyson's foot was about a foot off the ground.
Mark Coleman quickly made a lateral throw.
You can imagine the scene of two strong men weighing over 100 kg falling on the ground.
Everyone heard a muffled noise.
They exclaimed.
"Oh, Mike Tyson was knocked down, he fell heavily on the ground! Beautiful drop, Mark Coleman took the advantage, he held Tyson's legs tightly, not let him escape..."
TV commentator Duke first exclaimed, and then quickly analyzed the form on the field.
Tyson's boxing fans all stared nervously at every move on the field.
They were worried about their idol.
Everyone saw that Tyson was in a disadvantageous situation.
Mark Coleman's holding movements are very professional, and his suppressing movements are also professional.
For these movements, he made a long preparation and training.
At the moment of throwing, his hands still held Tyson's legs. When he finished throwing, his upper body was pressed on Tyson's legs.
The suppression of the center of gravity and weight makes Tyson barely support the semi-sitting state with his arms.
He twisted his body a few times, but the effect was not great.
Mark Coleman continued to shift his focus upward.
He used his right hand to hold Tyson's left hand, let Tyson's left hand out of support, Tyson's center of gravity changed again, he had to lie on the ground.
Mark Coleman took advantage of the situation and squeezed it up, occupying a side-pressed posture.
His legs moved slowly, wanting to take a riding position.
Once riding, Tyson will be in an absolutely disadvantaged state.
Tyson felt his every move and understood his intentions. As Mark Coleman's legs slowly moved, Tyson twisted his body and locked his right leg with his legs.
This will ensure that you will not be rided by the opponent.
Mark Coleman had no way to adjust the position through the movement of the head while the left fist made several strokes.
Tyson took two punches in the face. He quickly grabbed the opponent's left punch with his right hand to avoid being attacked continuously.
It is very difficult to control the upper hand with one hand in the lower position.
Mark Coleman quickly withdrew his hand, and at the same time his weight shifted, suppressing the position of Tyson's chest and hitting with his left fist again.
Suddenly, Tyson's body twisted to the other side, and he wanted to escape Mark Coleman's suppression.
Mark Coleman is a good player in the suppression position. He is still arranging his own cannibalism plan, and starts to hit Tyson's face with his fists, while adjusting the center of gravity, pressing Tyson firmly under him.
After hitting a few punches, Mark Coleman held Tyson’s left wrist, and the other held his wrist, while moving the center of gravity, allowing the natural pressure of the upper body to suppress Tyson’s shoulder and his Half arm.
With the promotion of UFC, many players have mastered some basic Jiu-Jitsu movements such as wrist braiding.
The difference between American locks and Kimura locks is positive and negative.
The principle of these two techniques is to use one's own two arms to suppress one arm of the other, so as to harm the opponent's shoulder joint. (No harm to elbows and wrists)
The upper twist is the American lock, and the lower twist is the Kimura lock.
Mark Coleman wanted to set up an American lock.
Tyson’s core strength is very large. Long-term systematic training and persistent training allow him to twist his arms easily, out of the control of Mark Coleman.
Coleman was born again and again, hitting Tyson's face again, making Tyson tired of coping, and wanting to draw his own leg.
Tyson won't let him do what he wants. He tightly locks his legs while pushing Coleman's center of gravity with his arms.
Under his impetus, Coleman's body deviated a little, and the suppression of Tyson became a little weaker.
Taking advantage of this moment, Tyson slammed his leg and made a lower kick, kicking Coleman's body out of his position of suppression.
Tyson got up quickly and wanted to return to standing.
When Mark Coleman's center of gravity was forced to move, he knew Tyson would take this opportunity to escape.
So he quickly made preparations, and at the moment Tyson got up, he threw his arms around Tyson again.
This time, taking advantage of Tyson's failure to adjust the center of gravity and his forward impact, he successfully knocked Tyson down again.
At the moment of falling to the ground, Tyson twisted his body while his legs were spread, preventing Mark Coleman from further suppression. He was in open defense.
Mark Coleman began to use his best ground smash.
His fists kept greeting Tyson's head.
Tyson quickly closed his legs together to enter a closed defense.
Closed defense can control the opponent's position very well and keep his head at a relatively safe distance, but its shortcomings are also very obvious, which will put the lower players in a passive situation.
Open defense allows the players in the lower position to fight for some offensive opportunities for themselves.
For example, kick the opponent's chest or abdomen to get a chance to escape.
If the lower player is a master of Jiu-Jitsu, then the upper player needs to beware of the opponent's three-legged knuckles and crosses at all times.
That's why some masters in the blow and wrestling departments will drop the posture decisively when they knock down the masters in the Jiu-Jitsu department.
In the position of open defense, Jiu-Jitsu masters can become tricky.
But obviously, Tyson is not a master of Jiu-Jitsu Department, so Mark Coleman has no scruples in this regard.
Tyson's closed defense temporarily guarantees his safety, but Mark Coleman's wingspan is longer than him, and Coleman's fists will occasionally fall on Tyson's face.
Tyson also made some disturbing movements in the lower position. He kept hitting Mark Coleman's face with a fist headache. Although the damage was small, Marco Coleman felt uncomfortable.
After the two exchanged a few punches, Tyson had a new move.
He twisted his waist, adjusted his position, loosened his legs, and then quickly closed again. He adjusted the locked position to the middle of the opponent's abdomen and chest, and used the support of the spine to pull the distance away again.
This position once again guaranteed Tyson's safety, and at the same time gave him a more rapid attack to interfere with Mark Coleman.
Mark Coleman was uncomfortably beaten. He stuck his head in Tyson's abdomen and returned with a fist.
The two exchanged a few punches again.
In the lower position, the fist has difficulty in exerting strength, and no matter how hard the champion is, it has no effect.
Overall, Tyson is still at an absolute disadvantage.
Just as Mark Coleman continued to limit the smashing, Tyson's legs suddenly loosened and twisted to the side while making a kick.
His left leg kicked on Mark Coleman's chest.
The great strength of the legs naturally goes without saying.
Mark Coleman's body was pushed away by a distance of about 30 cm, which also destroyed Mark Coleman's center of gravity.
It was this distance that allowed Tyson to escape.
Tyson's fast arms stretched to the ground, and at the same time his legs matched, he made a stand-up action in one second.
When Mark Coleman adjusted his center of gravity to stand up, Tyson had already stood up.
The two returned to standing.
Seeing Tyson stand up again, those brave fans suddenly cheered loudly.
They were really worried about death just now.
The most feared is that Tyson can't keep the beaten head from breaking blood.
TV commentator Duke: "Mike Tyson escaped Mark Coleman's repression with a kick, it seems that he has made a lot of preparations for this..."
Through this series of actions on the ground, everyone knows that Tyson has deployed and trained on the characteristics of wrestlers and ground punches.
Tyson’s side team is composed of a Jiu-Jitsu coach, his wrestling coach, and a sparring assistant.
They were relieved after seeing Tyson return to the state of war.
This time Mark Coleman began to become cautious.
The strong start of the start was a surprise, and now Tyson is fully prepared, he does not want to take that kind of risk again.
Being hit by Tyson's fist is a dangerous thing.
Tyson began to slowly push in the direction of Mark Coleman. Mark Coleman's eyes were fixed on Tyson, making a few fake moves.
Tyson’s right-hand punch has always been at the shoulder height, which is a kind of loading action that can quickly hit a heavy back-hand punch.
Mark Coleman's fake action does not prevent Tyson from approaching.
In order to avoid being caught by Tyson, Mark Coleman began to move sideways.
While he was moving sideways, Tyson suddenly had a new move.
His powerful breakthrough ability began to show again, quickly hitting Mark Coleman's chin with the fierce jab unique to boxing.
Continuous backhand swings immediately.
When Mark Coleman had action in Tyson, he had already put up a double fist to defend.
Although he failed to block the forehand jab, he blocked the back hand swing.
Tyson’s powerful explosive power made him uncomfortable. His body was instantly tilted, and he had to rely on rapid footsteps to adjust the center of gravity. At the same time, he distanced him from Tyson.
Tyson continued to press in.
After coming to the right distance, he rushed in again and carried out a continuous left and right swing.
Mark Coleman shook his arm to avoid Tyson's swing, and suddenly dived, and put his arms around Tyson's waist.
This is why wrestlers can restrain boxing.
When the boxer is in an outbreak, his defense against the waist is weaker than it becomes, which gives the wrestler a chance to attack.
After the wrestler gets the position, he needs to put his hands in a crossed state so that he can exert his force more perfectly and quickly.
Once such a state is reached, another ground-based start is basically announced.
At the moment of being embraced, Tyson quickly adjusted the center of gravity to avoid being fell for the first time.
At the same time, his arm was inserted into the opponent's arms, preventing Coleman's hands from crossing.
Tyson's actions largely avoid Mark Coleman's renewed effort.
Mark Coleman pressed Tyson to the edge of the cage. He has been trying to merge his hands, but Tyson has been destroying his position so that he cannot succeed.
The two were entangled by the cage.
After several unsuccessful attempts, Mark Coleman shifted the goal. He loosened his waist position and placed the goal on Tyson's thigh.
Tyson had to diverge his legs to maintain his center of gravity, while pressing his head with his hand, making him unable to get up and hold his arms.
Tyson’s wrestling coach has been shouting on the side of the road: "Keep the center of gravity, Mike, keep the center of gravity and destroy the center of gravity of the other party."
Mark Coleman was holding his head, and he still chose to force a fall and force it violently.
Tyson continued to adjust the center of gravity, while the arm's suppression of Coleman's head never stopped.
Wrestler's failure to hug and fall is a very energy consuming thing. After two unsuccessful attempts, Mark Coleman gave up forcibly throwing.
He loosened the position of Tyson's thigh while moving his head, leaving Tyson's arm to suppress him.
The two entered into a state of struggle again ~ EbookFREE.me ~ Mark Coleman put his shoulders against Tyson's neck and head to avoid Tyson's escape.
Tyson also started to make some hits on his head, and at the same time felt his position. If any movement occurred, he would adjust the center without hesitation and destroy the position.
After a stalemate for about a minute, the bell at the end of the first round sounded.
The referee hurried over to separate them.
Mark Coleman's breath was a little quick, and it seemed that the continued holding and attacking of the first round made the wrestler spend a lot of energy.
He is a big muscular man. Such a person is very good at core strength and explosive power, but his endurance value will also be shorter.
This has a certain relationship with muscle oxygen consumption.
There are no absolutes in the world, and athletes who are muscular and have amazing endurance are not without them. Such people generally achieve something.
Tyson's two field coaches and assistants took stools, water, towels, and petrolatum into the octagonal cage.
The assistant put the stool on the ground, indicating that Tyson could sit down and rest for a while, but Tyson refused.
The Jiu-Jitsu coach asked him: "Do you need to drink some water? Mike."
"Do not."
Tyson's voice was very soft, his eyes still staring at the opposite Mark Coleman.
His eyes were very fierce, and he seemed to be bloodthirsty the next second.
The wrestling coach wiped off the sweat on his body a little, and then applied petroleum jelly to his forehead and arches on both sides.
"Mike, you need to do some single-handed attacks instead of continuous attacks, so that you can avoid being hugged by the opponent. At the same time, you should lower your center of gravity to better defend your lower body and avoid entering the struggle..."