Rear Uppercut - Lead Uppercut - Lead Hook - Cross (6-5-3-2 Heavy Flurry)

Trapped on the ropes or in close range: rip two alternating uppercuts through the center to lift the opponent's chin, followed by a wide lead hook and a straight right hand hammer. Key points: - Keep uppercuts short, compact, and driven from hip torque - Whip the lead hook around the guard as the opponent reacts to the uppercuts - Follow straight down the pipe with a flush right cross Common mistakes: Dropping the non-punching hand below chin height during uppercuts.