Pyfer vs Izzy was a weird one. Will Izzy ever be the same again? Or is it just that the competition is far superior now compared to when he was raining champion?

April 27th K1 debut for my girl!

Big win for me! Educational fight videos is a passion of mine I must say

The liver sits on the right side of your upper abdomen, tucked under the ribs 🫀➡️. That anatomy detail can shape why southpaw vs orthodox exchanges feel different—especially once body shots land 🥊. Orthodox: liver on the “back” side In orthodox (left foot forward), your right side is farther back, so your liver is a bit less “presented” to an opponent in front of you 🛡️. You still have to defend it, but it’s often easier to tuck the right elbow and turn/angle away when pressure comes. Southpaw: liver on the “front” side In southpaw (right foot forward), your right side is forward—and that’s the side your liver lives on ⚠️. If the right elbow drifts or you get too square, the liver can feel more available. Strong southpaws usually: - Keep the right elbow tight to the ribs ✅ - Stay bladed and mobile so the right side isn’t parked in front 🚶‍♂️💨 The open-stance “liver lane” (southpaw vs orthodox) When southpaw and orthodox match up, the open stance can create a cleaner lane into the right ribs—right where the liver is 🎯. That’s why rear-hand body shots and rear kicks to the body can feel especially dangerous in these matchups 🥊🔥. Bottom line: liver-on-the-right means orthodox tends to hide it slightly (right side back), while southpaw can present it more unless elbow position and angles are sharp 🧠.

Sorry for not being as active boys, I've been busy... Must of absorbed at least 500-1000 low kicks over the weekend. For my students development, it is always worth it 😘 . (Me sparring my students) . (Me getting battered by 121 students)