Ok so my next pro fight is just around the corner Going to be doing an interview at some point this week with ESB's own Geoff Ciani, done a press release interview last night and it got sent to over 50 websites and newspapers so hopefully that will drum up some interest in my fight, join the facebook page please and show your support http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Chris-Stainless-Steel/163957326985067 Thanks again for the continued support showed by this site and all of its members :bbb
Chris "Stainless" Steel Learning Important Lessons Ahead of May 20th This content is protected Undefeated Scottish welterweight Chris Steel revealed today that he is learning important lessons since turning pro. Since joining the paid ranks Steel has notched up two victories ,and is enjoying the adjustment to the paid ranks "Well my first two fights have gave me an idea of what the pro game is like, it is totally different from amateur boxing . I have come through my first two fights with wins and learned a great deal from them, more so from my second fight which was tough against Phil Boyle" He adds that he is also learning lessons about dieting after his last fight "I learned how important diet is (to boxing) and properly losing weight before a fight. I went into Boyle fight drained and i tired in the last two rounds but fought through it to secure the win" With his third fight fast approaching, Steel will be sharing the ring with the experienced Danny Dontchev. In preparation for the fight he has been putting in some sparring with a fellow undefeated pro "The sparring has been going well, I stepped it up on Monday night and done 12 x 2 minute rounds straight with 4 different sparring partners and was feeling sharp. I have been sparring other pros's at the gym and will be doing my final couple of sparring sessions with Steven Sharoudi who is also an undefeated welterweight" The tall southpaw also looks to use his height and reach to his advantage" I've just been practicing everything, making sure i use my height and reach advantages and working on my jab a lot because that punch is the key to most of my fights" he admits is in good shape ahead of may 20th " I've really got myself into shape for this one by running most mornings and being in the boxing gym 4 times a week with 2 days of weight training also"
thanks guys i shall go for the left hook to the body left uppercut knockout and not bring the jab back lazy!! ha
Yeah mate your early pro fights are either 6 x 2 or 4 x 3, then you step it upto 6 x 3 then 8 x 3 then 10 x 3 then 12 x 3 :good