A southpaw stance is a position used by left-handed fighters in boxing, where the right hand and right foot are placed forward, while the left hand and left foot are positioned at the back. This stance is the opposite of the more common orthodox stance, which is used by right-handed fighters. In the southpaw stance, the left hand is usually the lead hand, used for power punches, while the right hand is used for jabs and quick strikes. This position can be advantageous because it can confuse or throw off opponents who are more accustomed to facing right-handed fighters.

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