I see you edited your quote to be even more racist you *******. Reported. Amin will get back to your tomorrow it is 6 am here in NYC
Hey Amin, just take your time and analyze what actually you did or didn't do that led you to lose. Adjustment is the key. You'll be a better fighter because of it.
Keep your head up, brother! It is all just good experience for you at this point, akh. Keep doing your thing. May Allah subanahu wa ta ala bless you!
I was wondering what happened to you. I thought you disapeared. Don't let your opponent dictate the pace. If your opponent throws 1 jab, throw 2 jabs, if he throws 2 jabs, throw 3. Always do more than your opponent. Outwork him. [yt]3Xhvexh41LQ[/yt]
Your record is now 11-4 (1 draw). I'll be honest with you, your amateur career isn't looking that great right now. You've got to either work harder in training and develop your power,handspeed,stamina, and energy and outwork your opponent or develop new techniques so you can win easier. You have to try to be the best and not take losing lightly. Look at some these world champions amateur records: Brandon Rios---> 230-35 Floyd Mayweather---> 84-6 Oscar De La Hoya---> 224-5 Shane Mosley---> 230-12 Zab Judah---> 110-5 ============================= Now I'm not saying your amateur record is 100% going to determine your pro success, Mike Tyson didn't have much of an amateur career and still became great but you have to try hard to match with these champions if you want to be a champion.