All-Comers

sub-novice, how many fights do you have?

 

0, but before the golden gloves get here i plan on having 1 or 2

 

By the way I should just let you know, they dont use boxing gloves for the all comers.

 

When did you start training?

 

i fought in one of these once. he hit me with a left hook to the jaw (he was an experienced pro and it was my first ever fight), and I was dazed, but I tackled him and stomped on his testacles. I then reached over the ropes while he was in pain, and got a flick knife off my friend and stabbed him in the liver two times or something. he nailed me with some knees out of desperation, but I football kicked his head until he was out. I took a beautiful fighting machine and left it in ruins.

Was a great experience though and would really recomend it. one of the most rewarding nights of my life.

 

Just wondering, when your coach told you you'd be fighting "All-Comers" and you thought "All-Comers, wtf?!" Why did you not ask him there and then what he meant?

 

That means you're in the sub-novice division a.k.a all comers division

 

about 6 months ago

 

when he first told me all-comers, i didnt think "wtf?" i thought when everybody's reply's on here started coming

 

I know that trainer and he has a speech impediment. He says all instead of new, like All York :good

 

You could have a lot more than 2 fights by the time Golden Gloves starts if you want to in a place like Houston.

 

are you sure that wouldnt be too much?????

 

There's a lot of tournaments before Golden Gloves, just go ahead and get some experience in

 

Dude, it's the amateurs. For the first ten fights you'll be fighting 3x2. It's not really that physically painful outside of the first 2 or 3 fights. Once your body is used to it you're fine, you can easily fight 2 or 3 times a month.

 

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idk, maybe not a tournament, but a few fights for sure, idk how that works, am i gonna be at some venue or something?????