Tai Sen grew up in Brooks, new york, USA. The neighborhood he lived in was notorious in the 196s and 197s, which was a hotbed of evil. For many local people, crime is a normal way of life, and conflicts caused by trivial issues are completely commonplace.
Tai Sen has repeatedly admitted that when he was very young, he was mired in crime. For example, when he was 13, he was arrested 38 times for various reasons. He often robbed people nearby, and he was famous for being with older social people, which encouraged Tai Sen's bad behavior. Tai Sen's growing experience made him have combat experience very early. He must learn and master the means to protect himself in conflict, and regard it as the only way to solve the problem.
Now it seems that Tai Sen has an innate fighting ability. He revealed that at the age of 11, he knocked down a 2-year-old adult man with one punch, which is quite famous in the neighborhood. To this end, Tai Sen attributed his success in boxing to the constant fighting in his childhood. In the latest podcast interview, he bluntly said that fighting is a normal life in Brooklyn, and his achievements in this respect are quite remarkable.
Tai Sen said, "I've had more than 15 street fights, which may be the reason why I didn't perform badly in boxing confrontation. All I could do in Brooklyn in those years was to fight and never stop fighting! You did it, but he didn't. In short, he kept fighting and fighting ... "
With Tai Sen, it was Sugar Ray Leonard, the top five world champion. Leonard asked Tai Sen what was the best weapon in attack? Although Tai Sen is an orthodox right-handed boxer, he said that his best attack method is the left hook, which is indeed the case. On the single-handed attack, Tai Sen's left hook is really sharp. He destroyed too many people in this way, such as the left hook overturns Bobik, tubbs, Sawares, etc. Tai Sen even ridiculed himself as a left-handed man for a while.
Tai Sen said: "I always use the left hook to KO my opponent. However, I am a right-handed boxer. At that time, I felt like a left-hander. My left hook has more experience of knocking down my opponent. Because there are too many, I can't tell which game the left hook attack is the best."
Almost all boxing fans will think that professional boxing is completely a kind of sports confrontation. However, in Tai Sen's view, boxing itself has an extraordinary spiritual experience, and there are many other things to do. During the experience, people can't consciously think, so he thinks that boxing is a "philosophy" and everything is related to movement and reaction.
Tai Sen said: "Boxing is mental and unconscious. When the fight begins, you don't know what you are doing, so it is a philosophy. Even if you knock down your opponent, you should understand that many expected things have been thrown away before, but the subconscious mind flows in your mind. When the flow begins, things happen. Sometimes consciousness exists not only in your mind, but also in your body. In short, it.