Im curious...

I suppose some may not want to answer this here...just curious if anyone heere is in the boxing business (boxer, trainer, writer, manager, promoter, ring announcer, cutman, etc)??? I won't post his name but one of David Tua's former trainers posts here.

I'm kind of a nobody amateur. My record's not good enough to want to say my name lol I have a lot in common with championship boxers though. I combine Berto's footwork with Wladimir's inside fighting ability and probably a little bit of David Haye's work rate and Tommy Hearns's...height. #FUTUREHOF

I'm a young amateur fighter looking to turn pro within the next few years

I think theres three on this forum You, Me and a gentleman in either Mexico or Texas not sure which. I've been retired for some time now but I do advise trainers & fighters via email and on two forums. Whats up? Ray. How the hell can this be the most popular boxing site on the web in the world, yet only have 3 people actually in the sport from millions of users.. Only an idiot could think there was only 3 people:pat:

I'm Sharkeisha's brother

That's really cool, mine was Tyson/Ruddock 1. And not long after that I met James Buddy Mcgirt before he lost to Simon Brown I think it was. That made a real impression on me and have been a loyal fan ever since. In fact, to be honest I really don't watch any other sport. Buddy actually beat Simon in what was a masterful performance

i remember my first fight i watched, i was about 5 but my dad was real excited for it it was Humberto "La Chiquita" Gonzalez vs Michael Carbajal, it was on Univision, i became a fan of boxing since That's really cool, mine was Tyson/Ruddock 1. And not long after that I met James Buddy Mcgirt before he lost to Simon Brown I think it was. That made a real impression on me and have been a loyal fan ever since. In fact, to be honest I really don't watch any other sport.

i remember my first fight i watched, i was about 5 but my dad was real excited for it it was Humberto "La Chiquita" Gonzalez vs Michael Carbajal, it was on Univision, i became a fan of boxing since

a dozen pro fights/ a bunch of AM's and a former national champion is my so called claim to fame. hows your boxrec looking?

Good Questions! I am curious as well because it is a lot of guys here who think they know more than Trainers, Managers and Promoters :lol1: Me Personally, I am just a Hardcore Longtime Boxing Fan! Do u remember the first fight u ever watched on TV??

I'm in the early/learning stages of making boxing/mma equipment. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Gonzalez-Boxing/502990223088621

Everyone in internets is an expert

One time I got in a fight with a guy who was a cousin of a girl who got paid to iron Pacquiao's underwear.

Good Questions! I am curious as well because it is a lot of guys here who think they know more than Trainers, Managers and Promoters :lol1: Me Personally, I am just a Hardcore Longtime Boxing Fan!

Had some amateur fights on the undercards of professional promotions with a view to maybe trying out the pro game, & one of my trainers was a promoter. Decided it was too much hard work/risk.... You've got to spend years building up in small shows/undercards with little reward and no guarantee you are ever going to make it to the serious stakes. & make a decent living out of it. Lot of admiration for the guys that keep at it, but the constant training was too tough for me, so it's more of a hobby these days to keep in shape. Great contribution to a thread that was beginning to cave into the trolls. :fing02: Boxing on any level is tough, but as you climb the ladder closer to the top it becomes incredibly difficult. I have a lot of respect for professional fighters.

Had some amateur fights on the undercards of professional promotions with a view to maybe trying out the pro game, & one of my trainers was a promoter. Decided it was too much hard work/risk.... You've got to spend years building up in small shows/undercards with little reward and no guarantee you are ever going to make it to the serious stakes. & make a decent living out of it. Lot of admiration for the guys that keep at it, but the constant training was too tough for me, so it's more of a hobby these days to keep in shape.

Professional armchair fan here, I can manage up to 20 insults towards a boxer in under 10 seconds, it's not easy

I suppose some may not want to answer this here...just curious if anyone heere is in the boxing business (boxer, trainer, writer, manager, promoter, ring announcer, cutman, etc)??? I was a cutman for my sister(rough school growing up)

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I suppose some may not want to answer this here...just curious if anyone heere is in the boxing business (boxer, trainer, writer, manager, promoter, ring announcer, cutman, etc)??? Yep, why?????