Recently, boxer Truong Dinh Hoang posted a short clip about him trying to the bare boxing box. In the clip, Hoang does not wear gloves, but only tightly tight fists with handwrap. With the power of the SEA Games champion, we can see every deep punch on the sandbag after every punch of Truong Dinh Hoang.
“I just punched some of them!” Dinh Hoang said, raising his fist with the brown handwrap because of the friction between the fist and the sandbag.
Boxing, or Bare Knuckle Boxing in English, is the predecessor of the modern boxing and blooming again in the last 2 years thanks to the appearance of the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) in the US.
Boxing Tran has existed since 1681 in England and is a type of British martial arts competition until 1867, the year when the Marquess of Queensberry Code – the law has formed a modern boxing – introduced.
Entering the bare boxing boxing, the boxers did not wear gloves but were still forced to use Handwrap. Thus, although there is still the ability to break fingers due to direct impact punches, boxers can still minimize the possibility of dislocating hand after each blow.
For Truong Dinh Hoang, this is clearly a fun challenge, but only witnessing the punches during his practice, the audience will have a relate to the fierce blow changes in the real bare boxing matches.