Combination
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Example of the Numbering System.
A combination or combo in boxing is any series of punches thrown in sequence.
Usage
The use of combination is practically versatile in any aspects of styles, like pressuring the opponent, soften and open their guards, brawling, setting a rhythm, control the pace and distance, mixing up moves, or setting up powerful blows , since they needed to transition their punches with pullback and unpredictability to make it effective, as the moves can be a Sunday Punch.
It can be used more efficiently with the numbering system, as Shinoda noted this method can be much faster when shouting numbers from their trainers. [1]
One-Two (A jab followed with a right straight)
White Fang (A lead uppercut followed with a rear overhand)
Liver Blow->Gazelle Punch->Dempsey Roll (used in the Lallapallooza Arc)
Dragonfish Blow (a lead hook to the body followed by a rear overhand)