Comments Thread For: So, you want to be a boxing manager?

[BoxingUpdates]

For a long time, boxing insiders have talked about the sport having a low barrier to entry.?
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[Throwback714]

Let me tell you something. When the manager pours his resources into a fighter early in their career, you better believe the manager is in control at the end of the day and not the fighter. A mgr pours money w the HOPE they get a return. 99.9 percentof the time THEY DO NOT

[ShoulderRoll]

That’s actually pretty cool that there is a course for this.

But will it teach me how to get my boxers to turn down $1.7 million and fight for $150k instead? Like Brian Norman Jr did?

[anonymous2.0]

The online course, which takes less than an hour to complete, includes 15 videos and multiple-choice questions with each chapter, and explores topics including boxer-manager agreements, managerial percentages, promoter relationships, negotiations and much more.

Yes, for 300 dollars you can watch 15 video clips and take a multiple choice test that has no prestige or stakes to it, all under an hour. Funnily enough this boxing manager website doesn't even list Brian Norman as a client.

[Spray_resistant]

Of course a "boxing manager" would have a scam course, look if you're so successful at what you do why would you even charge for a course for an obsolete position? Boxing doesn't need managers, the fighters can deal with the venues and networks themselves.

[Buggy bear]

Oh boy , anyone who is in love with the idea of being a manager with a very limited knowledge of the. Business hoping to break in my advice is keep your money in your pocket and enjoy it from afar

[boxing77@aol.com]

Teaching the elements of what it involves in being a fighter manager is one of the 20 courses that we teach at Fight Promoter University for the past 17 years. Check it out at www.fightpromoteruniversity.com