What's the quickest way to become a professional boxer?

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  • KESSLER
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    #11
    Originally posted by Mas Puto
    make a youtube video and challenge charlie z. You and him can go at it.
    Stole the words right out of my mouth.

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    • Verstyle
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      #12
      Originally posted by Narcissus
      Misleading no. If you bother to read the text of the thread too.
      Still makes no sense but alright.haha

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      • LatinoGloves
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        #13
        Originally posted by Narcissus
        I don't have a background but I have trained and sparred before in this gym they used to have, I pretty much know all the basic funementals. I'm pretty sure I'd beat a 1-13 bum. Unless he has been losing to world class competition that many times, he aint getting by me......but that's not the point.

        It's not like I'm looking for a career here, just one fight to say I did it. I'm not a dreamer, I know the reality of boxing.


        I think what I'm asking for might be available in Mexico..lol. I heard they give a license and let fight pretty much anybody down there, including 16 year olds. Not that hard to get a fight there I think.

        every state has their own boxing commission. look up the number for it on google and give them a call. or go up to the place. you'll have to pay a fee for your license, a physical, and your gear. then the local promoter they refer u to will set up a fight with a no name for ya. you'll get paid $200 a round, (thats the least amount a professional fighter can make) and thats it. TA-DA!

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        • One_Tycoon
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          #14
          One god.........
          Last edited by One_Tycoon; 11-21-2010, 10:36 PM.

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            #15
            Originally posted by Narcissus
            I don't have a background but I have trained and sparred before in this gym they used to have, I pretty much know all the basic funementals. I'm pretty sure I'd beat a 1-13 bum. Unless he has been losing to world class competition that many times, he aint getting by me......but that's not the point.

            It's not like I'm looking for a career here, just one fight to say I did it. I'm not a dreamer, I know the reality of boxing.


            I think what I'm asking for might be available in Mexico..lol. I heard they give a license and let fight pretty much anybody down there, including 16 year olds. Not that hard to get a fight there I think.
            It sounds like you don't respect the sport but hey that's cool.
            Depending on where you live, you can probably contact a trainer of some prospect near your hometown who has ties to a promoter at a local show . I am sure they'd put you on a card to be easy meat for someone building a record.
            Let us know how it goes.

            Let us know where you live and that would help a ton.

            You know you can get in amateur shows with a crowd, it's basically the same thing unless you want your history to be recorded in boxrec to tell your grandkids or some **** like that.
            Last edited by Guest; 01-14-2009, 12:26 AM.

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            • Verstyle
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              #16
              Originally posted by LatinoGloves
              every state has their own boxing commission. look up the number for it on google and give them a call. or go up to the place. you'll have to pay a fee for your license, a physical, and your gear. then the local promoter they refer u to will set up a fight with a no name for ya. you'll get paid $200 a round, (thats the least amount a professional fighter can make) and thats it. TA-DA!
              That's what I practically told the dude but he says by him asking whats the fastest way to become a pro its not what he meant.

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              • Ch@mpBox@PR
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                #17
                Originally posted by LatinoGloves
                every state has their own boxing commission. look up the number for it on google and give them a call. or go up to the place. you'll have to pay a fee for your license, a physical, and your gear. then the local promoter they refer u to will set up a fight with a no name for ya. you'll get paid $200 a round, (thats the least amount a professional fighter can make) and thats it. TA-DA!
                Good!!!! Im going to try that, too!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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                • KJB
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                  #18
                  Train your ass off if your really gonna do this, bro. If your gonna take one fight just to say you did, might as well be able to say you won.
                  ****, you got me thinking about it now....

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                  • Verstyle
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Narcissus
                    It makes perfect sense. Brief Summary: An average Joe with no previous official experience in boxing amateur or professonal is asking if there is a way to turn pro and get a fight professionally. Even if he gets paid nothing as long as it's an official fight.


                    Pretty simple.
                    Well I specified that for you if you read.haha. I told you what to do, there isn't no 50 amateur experience, just get your stuff together and go down and do it.

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                    • One_Tycoon
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                      #20
                      one god.............
                      Last edited by One_Tycoon; 11-21-2010, 10:37 PM.

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