After 's fourth title defence against Shimabukuro Iwao, the Dempsey Roll's weakness against counters became apparent to boxers all over Japan. Not wanting to drop his best weapon, he works to improve it. However, after improved it by having the technique stop and go, Kamogawa Genji indicated that the Dempsey Roll still was not complete and could be improved.
Uses the Dempsey Roll, then abruptly stops mid-motion, stopping his opponent from countering and throwing off their rhythm. can continuously start and stop the motion if the opponent read the previous stop until has a chance to land the first punch, continuously punching as he would the regular Dempsey Roll.
The New Dempsey Roll addresses the primary weakness of the original Dempsey Roll, which was its predictable rhythm. Skilled boxers could counter the Dempsey Roll by stepping back and countering the hooks. By suddenly stopping the rotations in mid-motion, the opponent's timing is thrown off and they become open to the Dempsey Roll's barrage of punches. After the New Dempsey Roll was used in a title defence for the first time, 's title challengers immediately withdrew.
Dempsey Roll From Opening Sequence.
The New Dempsey Roll is a mere feint that shifts the timing of the punch, meaning that it does not work on boxers that only react when a punch is coming.
The sudden movements put a great strain on the legs and hips and is beyond the capacity of most people, making overuse able to cause permanent injury. It is for this reason that coach Kamogawa Genji declined to teach it to , but develops the technique himself, injuring himself during training. Yamaguchi Tomoko warned to only use the technique a maximum of two times. Even after one usage in his first time using it in a match, experienced severe muscle spasms in his legs and was unable to sit down. In the post-match examination, was discovered to have ligament damage and was given a crutch for a brief period. Yamaguchi warned that continued usage would shorten his boxing career.The Dempsey Roll (デンプシー・ロール, Denpushī Rōru) is a technique used by Makunouchi. First created by Jack Dempsey, came up with the idea without knowing it already existed while watching how Mike Tyson bobbed his head and used the momentum to punch.
Then, the technique disappeared from history as modern boxing had more boxers utilising speed, counters, and rhythm, making the Dempsey Roll not useful.
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Lowers his stance and central balance and begins to aggressively weave his body in a pattern similar to the shape of a side way figure eight. then fires a series of rapidly executed punches from both left and right angles whilst continuing his bobbing and weaving.
As the Dempsey Roll is a flurry of hooks thrown with the fighters full body weight behind them, few fighters can withstand it should it land successfully, particularly if it isn't guarded against. 's development have allowed him to bring the Dempsey Roll to newer, stronger and less predictable levels of strength.
The major factor of the Dempsey Roll's strength comes from weight shifting and full rotation to the back and hips, allowing powerful hits to be landed on the target's blind spots. The bobbing aspect takes the boxer to the further parts of the other person's vision and thus it is possible for an experienced Dempsey Roll user to hit their opponents without being seen.
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Ironically, the Dempsey Roll's biggest weakness is itself: the fact that it's so powerful meant that many boxers would develop and learn to counter it. As mentioned by Kamogawa and Ichirō Miyata, the Dempsey Roll is easy to counter and avoid due to its predictable and highly readable repetitive rhythm as well as pace, though one needs both high level skill and guts to face the technique. The Dempsey Roll's motion can be stopped as well if the opponent pushes his body onto 's.
Ricardo Martínez was able to stop from using the Dempsey Roll by simply throwing jabs that hit while he was weaving. As Shimabukuro was a fighter-type he did not possess the speed nor skill to counter the Dempsey Roll, he instead stopped the Dempsey Roll by matching it blow-for-blow.
Manabu Itagaki identified the technique's weakness and, in order to help , developed the counter that was likely to be used against him. Tatsuya Kimura was able to get the timing right in a spar against , but he backed off due to the incredible amount of courage it takes to face the Dempsey Roll.
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Itagaki's counter was later passed to Volg, who knocked out in a spar. The technique was to lean away from the Dempsey Roll. As the attacks come from blind spots, leaning back would increase the field of view, making it simple to see and therefore treating it like a regular hook. Sawamura was able to counter the technique effectively. Following Sawamura's example, Karasawa is also said to have developed a strategy to counter this technique, forcing to seal the Dempsey Roll temporarily to improve his basic techniques.
Ironically, the Dempsey Roll's biggest weakness is itself: the fact that it's so powerful meant that many boxers would develop and learn to counter it. As mentioned by Kamogawa and Ichirō Miyata, the Dempsey Roll is easy to counter and avoid due to its predictable and highly readable repetitive rhythm as well as pace, though one needs both high level skill and guts to face the technique. The Dempsey Roll's motion can be stopped as well if the opponent pushes his body onto 's.
Ricardo Martínez was able to stop from using the Dempsey Roll by simply throwing jabs that hit while he was weaving. As Shimabukuro was a fighter-type he did not possess the speed nor skill to counter the Dempsey Roll, he instead stopped the Dempsey Roll by matching it blow-for-blow.
Manabu Itagaki identified the technique's weakness and, in order to help , developed the counter that was likely to be used against him. Tatsuya Kimura was able to get the timing right in a spar against , but he backed off due to the incredible amount of courage it takes to face the Dempsey Roll.
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Itagaki's counter was later passed to Volg, who knocked out in a spar. The technique was to lean away from the Dempsey Roll. As the attacks come from blind spots, leaning back would increase the field of view, making it simple to see and therefore treating it like a regular hook. Sawamura was able to counter the technique effectively. Following Sawamura's example, Karasawa is also said to have developed a strategy to counter this technique, forcing to seal the Dempsey Roll temporarily to improve his basic techniques.
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