Amber_TKO

I know positivity is frowned upon when it's anything to do with boxing but I've gotta say that Saturday night was the greatest boxing 'event' I've ever been to. And I say event because it was an event, it wasn't just a fight - it felt huge, it looked a million dollars & the atmosphere was awesome. The next time somebody says boxing is dead, just show them any of the photos from AT&T Stadium - it's what boxing can be & should be. It's this kind of ambition (in terms of the size of the event, the production, the entrances) that crosses over to the mainstream & it's working. I've seen people who aren't boxing fans talking about the fight on Saturday & honestly that's just great because it's still the best sport in the world when it's done right. I feel like the audience is still huge, they just want boxing to be better. I like what Matchroom are doing, I like what Eddie Hearn is doing & I like what DAZN are doing. Think they're all proving a lot of the doubters wrong - they're good for the sport & they're getting better at what they do in America. Keep the big fight nights coming. :boxing:

Hey guys, I don't know who remembers me from posting here a year or two ago but I just wanted to give a little update on things. Those of you who know will remember I'd been training for my return to the pro's & my 3rd fight & well, as you can see in my photo, God had other plans! :bottle::) https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ee23ERIWsAI3-XE?format=jpg&name=small Say Hi to Ayden, the newest love of my life. I feel totally blessed to be a mom but also know it's closing the chapter on my boxing life - I just won't be able to dedicate the time to the sport that's needed anymore. To put it basically, I've got new priorities! Thank you to everyone who supported me & I will still be showing my face on the forums occasionally at least!