Orthodox Fighter. Orthodox fighters are typically a bit more aggressive than southpaws and throw more combinations. The reason is because the back hand has more room and distance to throw a harder punch whereas the front hand is for throw fast jabs to setup your bigger punches.
So having success with this method has been proven. That means that the average orthodox fighter only has a 6 7 chance to land in the top 10. To have a southpaw stance means to stand with your right foot in the front and left foot in the back.
In the orthodox stance the boxer or fighter fights with their left foot forward with their left hand as their lead hand or jab hand.
The orthodox stance is much more common. It is the most commonly used stance in boxing. The orthodox fighter will always be at a disadvantage against a southpaw because he doesn t train his offense and defense regularly to mimick southpaw opponents. That means that the average orthodox fighter only has a 6 7 chance to land in the top 10.
