What is eveyone's experience here?

1.i was fighting 3 years training all me life tho

2.5 am won 4 lost 1 n i got robbed in that 1

3.yes but i beat the kid who got to the semis of the abas

4.i was injured for every tournament i could fight in in my 3 year thats the main reason i stopped

5.the worst ive faced was a 1-2 the best 11-1
thats records doesnt really suggest quality but it was right in this case
i get very good sparring as we have to internationals around my weight , i give them a tough spar but they mostly get the better of them

6.i train 6 days a week all year round

 

How long have you been boxing?

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How many amateur fights do have you had?

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Have they all been small club shows?

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Any major tournanement experience?

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What is the average comeptition you face?

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How consistent is your training?

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What weight you at Joe?

You got anyone at the Bridge that I might know?

 

Boxed when I was a teenager for a few of years, stopped due to my parents not wanting to me to fight due to a friend of there's suffereing brain injuries from boxing.

I was a flyweight and only had 15 fights, 12 wins 3 losses. Still do some of the training to keep fit. Occaissonally go into a proper gym but always get to tempted to spar so don't go often.

 

How long have you been boxing? Almost a year and a half
How many amateur fights do have you had? None yet, soon hopefully
Have they all been small club shows?
Any major tournanement experience? I'm hoping to get into golden gloves in january
What is the average comeptition you face? I've sparred a 2008 golden gloves finalist
How consistent is your training? I train 3 times a week with coach supervision then another day or two during the week. Now that it is summer, ill be training a lot more

 

amateur fights 18
amatuer rec=16 wins 2 losses
major tournaments =north west golden gloves
now profesional = had 17 fights only lost one by tko
train 6 days a week
travelling diffrent gyms all the time
:bbb

 

Nice one, haggler.

 

Update... I fought an exhibition yesterday. If it was scored I would have lost, I wasn't active enough. But I knew that in advance, the other guy had a lot of experience, and this was just to get used to the public and all the other things like warming up in the hallway etc.

I learned that my pace needs to be higher for Olympic style boxing, less power more punches. I wasn't nervous but the crowd got on my mind anyway, I completely forgot about my game plan and was mindlessly chasing him, I was too eager. Learned a lot, next time will be serious. I want my first fight as soon as possible, it will probably be in september.

 

Nice feeling to fight eh? Dunno if it is the same for everyone but I get a huge rush after fighting, I would imagine what doing a drug might be like.

Focus is such an easy thing to lose. My first few santioned fights were in Casinos and it was dark, but with nice lighting so focus was easy...hit the dude all lit up in front of you!

Then I had a fight after those where I was hurt going in, so that was on my mind...and the place was small in comparison and lit up very bright. I swear could hear what people were saying as was fighting and it was a total mind fook.

Congrats on your first fight.

 

Yes it was a great feeling. I was hyper active the entire night which annoyed the living **** out of some people

 

Well done, pal! Here's to many more.

 

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Way to go, RDJ. I'm the same way. I get really jacked off of adrenaline and endorphins and coming down off the fight, and I'm really talkative and in a good mood usually; it means that the crowd is shocked when they talk to me how nice I am. But yeah mate; focus on your output and keeping a nice, high and tight guard to pick off more shots while letting your hands go more. Maybe more volume and when you get inside, then whip some hard ones around so he can feel your power.

 

I boxed for 3 and a half years
quit back in 2003
I did not fight competitively but sparred with many people
I sparred with the mexican kid who won the 2002 golden gloves at 139
I sparred regularly with serveral journeyman level pro's
and I had 4 gym tourney bouts(informal)
just started training again this month after a 5 year layoff

 

I Fought For 4 Years Off And On I Won The Novice Middleweight Title In The Golden Gloves In 2005.had A Lot Of Trouble At First Always Matched With Lanky Back Peddlin Guys Much Taller Than My 5,10 Frame.started Fighting Without Enough Sparring But Caught On After About 4 Fights Had 9 So Far But A Lot Of Injuries And Family Crisis Have Kept Me From Pursuing My Infactuation.i Cosider Myself A Swarmer With Awsome Bodypunching Power And A Great Right Hand But Sucky Reflexes And Cant See Punches Coming Very Well,but A Good Chin And Lots Of Heart Have Pulled Me Thru Dozens Of Wars In Our Gym With Much Bigger Opposition.i Just Had Surgery On My Knee So Im Out Again Maybe For Good As Im 30 Now But When I Was Training I Ran About Every To Every Other Day Sparred At Least 2-3 Times A Week And Did Bag Work Every Night,but It Was Very Difficult Working 10 Hours A Day And Training Afterwords

 

it . took me 10 min. to peck that response with 2 finger so there always all caps or all lower to save another 5 min ,sorry guys i was never interisted in typing class and truthfully fairly new using computers