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  • WarMMA
    MVP
    • Apr 2016
    • 4612

    #1

    Tips for defending the Post Fade?

    Was playing a match against CPU earlier. CPU keeps post fading me at will pretty much. I feel like i'm defending right, but just not quick enough. Depending on the distance they create I either mash turbo and hands up in their face, or i'll jump over to cover distance if they created a ton of space and I don't have time to turbo over. Any skilled guys got tips on how to defend this better? And in case you're wondering players, i'm guarding Lebron with PG. Lebron has a high lvl post fade obviously, but PG has HOF lockdown badge. For some reason I still can't stop him though. I'll lock him up initially then he'll go straight to the post and start trying to get me to bite on fakes. I'll keep him locked up and then out of no where he'll fade and i'd react appropriately, but he'll still hit it 9 times outta 10. Any tips?
  • El_Poopador
    MVP
    • Oct 2013
    • 2624

    #2
    Re: Tips for defending the Post Fade?

    Are you just using the right stick to contest or are you using Y/Triangle? Right stick contest isn't going to do much against a fade, and the game is probably reading them as lightly contested at best. Obviously if he is able to create space, even jumping won't do much, but if you're able to keep a body on him, you still need to jump to really bother the shot.

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    • Rashad19
      Pro
      • May 2008
      • 525

      #3
      Re: Tips for defending the Post Fade?

      When it comes to Lebron in the post you have to send a double team and then try to scramble/rotate on defense after the initial pass. The space he creates with that post fade makes him impossible to guard with any success one on one. It's either double team or pray!

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      • WarMMA
        MVP
        • Apr 2016
        • 4612

        #4
        Re: Tips for defending the Post Fade?

        Originally posted by El_Poopador
        Are you just using the right stick to contest or are you using Y/Triangle? Right stick contest isn't going to do much against a fade, and the game is probably reading them as lightly contested at best. Obviously if he is able to create space, even jumping won't do much, but if you're able to keep a body on him, you still need to jump to really bother the shot.
        Well what I do depends on the space he creates. If it's just a normal amount of space, i'll jump over with a vertical contest. If it's a lot of space, i'll turbo over and hands up once I get to him. So far they just haven't seemed to be working much though, even with a lockdown defender like PG.

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        • DubyaTO
          Rookie
          • Sep 2015
          • 185

          #5
          Re: Tips for defending the Post Fade?

          Originally posted by WarMMA
          Well what I do depends on the space he creates. If it's just a normal amount of space, i'll jump over with a vertical contest. If it's a lot of space, i'll turbo over and hands up once I get to him. So far they just haven't seemed to be working much though, even with a lockdown defender like PG.
          No idea if this will work, but try flicking the stick upwards for a contest rather than holding it.

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          • WarMMA
            MVP
            • Apr 2016
            • 4612

            #6
            Re: Tips for defending the Post Fade?

            Originally posted by Rashad19
            When it comes to Lebron in the post you have to send a double team and then try to scramble/rotate on defense after the initial pass. The space he creates with that post fade makes him impossible to guard with any success one on one. It's either double team or pray!
            I really don't like sending doubles cuz then he'll just pass out to the open man for a shot. I'll usually let a help defender rotate on D, swipe at the ball and then get back to their man. They usually just end up fouling him though smh. But yh his post fade is crazy. Think it's rated in the 90's.

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            • WarMMA
              MVP
              • Apr 2016
              • 4612

              #7
              Re: Tips for defending the Post Fade?

              Originally posted by DubyaTO
              No idea if this will work, but try flicking the stick upwards for a contest rather than holding it.
              I was doing that at first cuz I realized just holding hands up is more of a "soft" auto contest and flicking it up like you're saying is more of a "hard" contest. The problem is with flicking the stick up for a hard contest, you commit to it and go up no matter what. So if he actually doesn't fade and it's a fake, i'll jump and be out of position allowing him to get the easy basket. That's why I started just holding hands up instead.

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              • WarMMA
                MVP
                • Apr 2016
                • 4612

                #8
                Re: Tips for defending the Post Fade?

                Man this dude is just destroying me with this one post fade . And he gets it off so fast too. No go to tips pro's? Somebody help me out plz lol

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                • El_Poopador
                  MVP
                  • Oct 2013
                  • 2624

                  #9
                  Re: Tips for defending the Post Fade?

                  Just gotta hope he misses lol. He’s deadly with that post fade in real life. If he’s just doing it too much, maybe go in and update his tendencies.


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                  • olajuwon34
                    Pro
                    • Aug 2017
                    • 681

                    #10
                    Re: Tips for defending the Post Fade?

                    Try and predict which way he is going to go, and really press up while contesting or jumping, on his shooting hand. Or you can control a off ball defender and shade over and double team properly, instead of relying on a cpu double team.

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                    • strawberryshortcake
                      MVP
                      • Sep 2009
                      • 2438

                      #11
                      Re: Tips for defending the Post Fade?

                      Use the 'chuck' button slightly to nudge the post player, I think it's pressure sensitive. Circle on PS4, 'B' on XB1. Becareful because you might be called for a foul.
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                      • WarMMA
                        MVP
                        • Apr 2016
                        • 4612

                        #12
                        Re: Tips for defending the Post Fade?

                        Originally posted by olajuwon34
                        Try and predict which way he is going to go, and really press up while contesting or jumping, on his shooting hand. Or you can control a off ball defender and shade over and double team properly, instead of relying on a cpu double team.
                        I've seemed to be having a bit more success when I turbo over and jump with a vertical contest instead of hands up. I don't like to flick the stick up and hard contest or jump tbh though, cuz then it may be a fake. Cuz he likes to use lots of fakes too, to try and get you to jump so he can get an easy basket. Just beat LA by 1 in a really tight back and forth game. Lebron was hitting that post fade the whole time though and he would have hit me with it again for a game winning buzzer beater, but he didn't get the ball off in time...of course it still went in smh lol.
                        Last edited by WarMMA; 09-12-2018, 08:21 PM.

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