What 1 PUNCH of what BOXER would you want to OWN?

I will post my calves, for some reason they are freakishly large and strong, even though my thighs are pathetic. I think its the way I jump rope.

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Do you fight in the amateurs or just box as a hobby?:thumbsup

 

Micky Wards left to the body

 

Those are some amazing calves (no homo).

 

Fought in college between 118 and 125 pounds, but since then I've tried to weigh 128 at the smokers and stuff I've fought at (33 years old now). The last actual fight I've had was about 3 years ago, but never felt like going pro (have sparred guys who fight for UNLV for fun quite a bit, and a few beginning smaller pros in Las Vegas) but at this point its mostly a hobby for me now. I play around with guys who don't have much experience and never really hit them, but if I am sparring like national amatuer champions then I have to be more serious. I had 18 "real" amatuer fights but I've had so much experience sparring guys just being around the Las Vegas boxing community for so long I feel more experienced than that.

 

Thanks for posting all that mate:goodYour calves are ****ing crazy.

 

What would you say is the difference between the regular amateur ranks and college boxing?:thumbsup

 

Well, that's a good question. In general you are dealing with guys who are almost at their physical maturity in college but are almost never thinking of becoming pros. Sometimes they are going to the same regional tournaments and stuff, so in competition there is not much difference except they have a coach at the college and a lot of equipment but not very much individual attention to any of them. the national amatuer champions are quite often in a college program because they are more physically mature than the other competitors, who are thinking of turning pro at 18 or so, you even have like 25 year old graduate students sometimes who are definitely fully matured. I remember one college event where a heavyweight grad student was just knocking out kids left and right, I felt bad for them.

I feel like they are raw because some colleges don't let you start fighting with them if you have more than 10 amatuer fights already, so these guys are not that experienced.

Realistically, the biggest difference is the college vs. college events you get sometimes and the charity box offs they throw at some schools where you fight other guys in your school. Its easier to find guys your weight if you are medium sized, I still kind of struggle at most average gyms to find suitable sparring partners, I've had to work with middle weights SO often.

The bad thing about smokers is you never know WHO you are going to fight or their relative experience.

 

a pacpunch, as what MMA folks say, coming from a mayweather shoulder def. sounds impossible right? ..just dream on

 

There is no way you weigh only 128 in that pic...I weigh 145 in this one, and I'm 5'6". I look way smaller than you.

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At 210 I'll take Earnie Shavers right hand.

 

I have a bone condition called osteopoikylosis. Here are some pics of me in clothes. I look the same size as Floyd Mayweather in person, same height. I am HUGE for my weight, and always was, but you have to remember my waist is only 26 inches. Look at me in clothes.

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I have noticed that most black guys who look my size weigh 150, I think you just have some genetic bone density that I don't have. What size are your wrists? Mine are under six inches. I have no thighs, no butt, and hollow bones.

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Here's me next to a girl. I'm not a big guy, but I do look big without clothes because of my shape.

 

DOes being so light boned affect your boxing in any way?

 

That waste is ****ing ridiculous aramini.

 

All your meat is up top tony, look at those legs!