PROFESSIONAL boxer Muhsin Cason has claimed that KSI boasts heavier hands than his rival Jake Paul.
The 29-year-old – brother of former heavyweight world champion Hasim Rahman – knows firsthand the duo’s power having sparred with both men.
KSI has raced to 5-0-1 in his boxing career
Jake Paul recently suffered defeat to Tommy Fury
Muhsin Cason (right) has claimed that KSI hits harder than Jake Paul
Cason, who has won all ten of his fights inside the ring, sparred with KSI in 2019 before the Brit’s points win over Logan Paul.
And he then traded punches with the Problem Child prior to the American’s knockout victory in his rematch with Tyron Woodley in December 2021.
Speaking ahead of KSI’s TWO victories against Swarmz and Luis Pineda back in August, Cason lauded his punching power.
Appearing on a Twitter space with Happy Punch Promotions via the Mirror, he said: “That boy KSI hits hard.
“Regardless of how easy I took it on him and how it was training, I got to give to KSI.
“How about this, KSI hits harder than Jake.
“He got that African strength, I got to give it to him.”
Cason, whose nephew Hasim Rahman Jr saw his fight with Jake fall through, then stated how he believes Paul would knock KSI out should they ever come to blows.
He bases his opinion on Jake being more experienced inside the ring.
The cruiserweight remarked: “I’m a keep it honest, I got Jake. KSI is strong as hell, he has a hell of a right hand.
“So does Jake, but I think Jake has better boxing because he’s been in it longer and has taken it more seriously.
“I’d go with Jake Paul to beat him by knockout, unless KSI shows some better skills I think that Jake has just surpassed him right now.
“I’ve seen Jake take a punch where I’m like ‘oh that would have knocked KSI out’ because I have hurt KSI with a punch. I don’t that KSI has a chin like that.
“Jake’s got heart, KSI has heart too and I’m not taking anything anyway from him. Both of them have come into the sport and been on a stage bigger than a lot of us [professionals].”
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of boxing?
There are many benefits to boxing. Boxing is good for building strong bones and muscles. Boxing can improve your coordination and reflexes. It strengthens your heart, lungs and other vital organs. Boxing doesn’t need any special equipment. You can use whatever you have around the house.
What are the 7 punches to boxing?
Boxing uses seven punches: jab, hook, hook, uppercut and straight right. These punches are used to attack the opponent’s head, body, and legs.
How to throw a jab
Here’s a step-by, easy guide on how to throw a jab.
- Get up with both feet.
- Arrest your arm high above your shoulder.
- Bring your fist down towards your target.
- After hitting your target, swing your arm backwards.
- Repetition steps 1 through 4.
What is Boxing, exactly?
Boxing is a sport that involves two people who try to knock each other out by hitting them in the head and face. Boxing is a sport where you aim to knock out your opponent as hard and as painlessly as possible. For this to happen, both boxers have to be able and willing to throw punches at a high rate of speed. They must also be able to coordinate their hand-eye movements.
What are the different types of boxing gloves?
There are three types: mitts (fingerless mitts), full-fingerered gloves, and mitts (fingerless mitts). Mitten gloves have padding around the knuckles. Fingerless mitts are not padded around the knuckles and still cover the fingers. Full-fingered gloves have padding around the entire of the hand.
Mittens are useful for striking the fist or punching. Fingerless mitts gloves are designed for striking or punching with your index finger’s index finger. Full-fingered boxing gloves are used for punching with the whole fist.
How can I learn how to defend myself against boxing?
Boxing is one of the oldest martial arts known to man. Boxing is also considered to be one of the hardest sports to play. You can’t just punch someone and knock him out. You should know how to defend against punches, kicks, and other attacks.
The first thing you need to do is find a boxing gym near you. Once you have located a good gym, you can get gloves and headgear. Gloves protect your hands while the headgear protects your head. You’ll also need to wear shorts and a T-shirt.
Once you’ve got all your equipment, you’ll need to warm up properly. Start slowly and work your way up gradually to full speed. When you feel ready, hit the bag and spar with another boxer. Don’t worry if you miss. It doesn’t matter if you fail, just keep trying until you succeed.
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How To
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How to Learn to Box for Exercise
Your goal in learning boxing is self-confidence and improvement of your physical fitness. Boxing is the most well-known sport in the world. It requires speed, agility and strength.
Boxing is an excellent way to lose weight and feel great about yourself. You’ll love the activity and want to continue it.
There are many options for boxing training. You can choose to train in a gym or at home. Others require that you go to a health club. You can also study online from any location in the world.
You should ensure that the program you select meets your lifestyle and goals. The best programs focus on exercises that increase muscle mass, flexibility and cardiovascular endurance. They also promote overall well being.
Consider whether you prefer a beginner or advanced course. Basic techniques and drills are taught in beginner’s programs. These include shadowboxing and sparring, mittwork, and punching combinations. Advanced programs typically offer a wider variety of exercises and cover more complex movements.
Beginners’ programs generally last around eight weeks and cost less than $100. These programs don’t give any nutritional, weight loss, or injury prevention advice.
Advanced programs usually last for six months and are around $300. They may include nutritional advice, stretching, warm-up exercises and instruction on proper technique. Some programs include resistance training, such as lifting weights, and aerobic conditioning, such as running.
