First, Brandon Rios and Victor Ortiz, then Herbert Acevedo and now....

.... Victor Bravo!!!! The next generation out of the Bad Boyz Boxing Club in Garden City, Kansas. Victor is out of the red corner and is wearing red.

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Victor won the 119 pound Nation Jr. Olympic title in Escondido, California. He will next compete in the International Jr. Olympics next summer.

 

Yet, you bothered to post here. atsch:rofl

 

Thanks, Victor Bravo is only 15 and he won the Jr Olympic National title at 119 pounds by beating a 5 time national champion. Victor will now compete on the international team this summer.

 

Thanks for taking the time to check it out Rummy. :good

 

Thanks man, we already have promoters contacted us about him.

 

Should here soon which international Jr Olympics Victor will be invited to.?

 

The last international team spent two weeks in Africa all expenses paid.

 

Really? I enjoy both but I like the speed and tempo of the amateur bouts more. I disagree about "just slug as much as you can" though. It just seems that way because the rounds are only one minute long and a boxer has to land punches mostly to their opponent's head to gain points. Pro fights tend to be a lot less high paced and judges tend to look more at damage done and less upon punches landed. There is a reason why boxers with a lengthy amateur careers are better and more successful pros.