I am a boxing manager: if you have questions about the boxing biz, ask!

Thank you for your answer, it concerns actually a contract but I cannot speak to you about it on this forum (confidentiality clause) and a newbie cannot send a private message.

 

How do i go about obtaining the proper boxing contracts and sponsor contracts in california .

 

more complicated.....I am not American. I simply wanted to know if Robert W Lewis is a boxing promoter, a BKB promoter or both. Maybe you have the official lists or can you indicate to me with whom I can inquire. Thank you.

 

How does a boxer find a good promoter? Also how does a foreign boxer go about training in US gym and boxing professionaly in the US. Like training with TMT or Garcia's boxing academy. Just curious as how so many foreigners get that opportunity.

 

Hi Dempsey1234..first of all thank you for all your honest answers! Greatly apreciated....your the real deal!..i have many questions to ask you about boxing.its my passion and would love to be involved in it..i need some guidance..for starters..whats the best way to become a boxing trainer? ..how much is fair price to charge?.how does one go about finding awesome prospects?..thnks in advance.

 

Dempsey 1234.. i would like to get in contact with you ..u can email me at your convinience at

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so much..Rigo

 

Interesting fight this weekend gone in the UK Billy Joe Saunders v Chris Eubank Jr.

Split decision win for BJS a fair result imo it was called a 50-50 fight before by scribes,pundits and the betting industry many feeling Jr would have the tools to beat BJS.

I thought BJS would have too much ring nous and experience for Jr and one factor really stood out.Eubank Jr had never gone more than 8 rds twice in contests of that length.BJS is hard to work out a skilled southpaw that has gone the distance before against good UK fighters in Blackwell and fellow southpaw John Ryder.BJS Olympian and also a excellent chin.One fighter paced it right Saturday one Jr started slowly and gave the first 4 rounds away.

Jr came on strong but left it too late,it seems overlooked he must of been aware of that massive jump not only in class of opponent but from 8 rd fights to scheduled 12 rounders.

Dempsey when making a jump not only in class of opponent but contest length what do you look to factor in?Sparring quality gives you clues but I am sure you agree as something we have touched on before the fighter needs to not just physically be ready but psychologically.The championship rounds 10-12 take massive tolls on a fighter.

To the younger contributors out there the old championship distance was 15 rounds and so many fights from 13-15 were fought literally on stamina and instinct.

 

Thanks for your reply dempsey...ive allways loved boxing..since I was a kid...unfortunately i let too much time pass and didnt get my boxing license earlier(im 45)..people at gyms allways told me i shouldve(i can send you a tape if youd like,see what you think)..is it wwaayy to late even if theres good talent and training for many years?? i live in California dont know if its even possible to get licensed at this age..id like to do it if possible so as to least have a feel of it and "credentials"..if i get into training boxers..what do you think???..thnx