Liam Paro

my left hand and then also worry about the foot too, you know.

So he's going to want to try and step out.

My foot's out there blocking it.

So he's only kind of limited to that little line of punching, you know what I mean?

Oh, for sure, definitely.

But then my style on top, I'm setting traps the whole time.

I'm feinting.

But it goes back to kind of game plans, and we see, because every fighter, they can say whatever they want.

Everyone has their own, like, trademark kind of shots or go-to punches, you know.

And, yeah, you kind of make game plans around that in the gym with sparring.

We find sparring partners closest to that style, so we can work on things in the gym that works.

But, yeah, it's setting traps.

It's not just going in there and punching on, like...

When you understand boxing and follow it, you realize it's a real art.

There's a lot of mental game going on the whole time.

It's not just in there punching on, you know, so it's... You're not going toe to toe.

Not really.

No, obviously you do here and there.

Currently, sometimes you will, but like... You might have to, but yeah, if you can box on the outside and... The art is to hit and not get hit, you know what I mean?

So if I can set traps and make him fall for my traps and...