If you ever watched a kid put up his fist for the first time. he'll lead with his right thinking that's his dominate hand, therefore, he'll be that way till taught that the dominate hand it the power hand and the other the lead or probing hand setting up the power punch. Some never switch ala Michael Moorer who is right handed, but remains a southpaw, jabbing with his right or power side. The quicker you change to orthodox and stay that way, you'll soon realize it's best for you.

Focus on your weaknesses, I'm orthodox switch, i had a really bad cross in southpaw and for 2 months I just focused on it and it's my best hand now, what I did was working on the twist on my body when I threw it and made it really violent, and then I started to work on my arm, also if you were to go pro any good boxer would pick you apart by your weaknesses... Work on them now

The advantage is you have a better jab and hook than most people

It is possible to win lots of fights with just a good jab.

There are lots of elite boxers who were converted and did not have a power right.

Watch yourself in the mirror.Become skilled at both.

So i been boxing for 3 years and when i first started i was taught to fight righty so i was used to it and this year i decided to switch to southpaw cause when i fought orthodox i had a good jab but a weak right cross! So i have trouble throwing the jab in southpaw and my new trainer told me to go back to orthodox when he saw me switch to it because he said i jab better with orthodox then i do in southpaw! He also said he will make my right hand have power when we start fresh tomorrow! Is there a advantage/disavantage fighting right when your a natural lefty? I am stronger in southpaw but lack a right hand in it! My left straight is powerful but its useless if i cant jab! In orthodox i move better/faster and have a good left hand but lack power on the right cross! What should i do?