What necessarily constitutes a "succesful" boxing career in your eyes?

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    upinurgirlsguts
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    What necessarily constitutes a "succesful" boxing career in your eyes?

    Would you consider journey men successful? If someone is able to make a decent living as a boxer, but not able to be close to the elite level, is that successful?
  • strugler
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    Daring to be great................mickey ward aint elite but hes definitely successfull in my eyes....................

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    • Wupadupa
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      #3
      Originally posted by 2501
      Would you consider journey men successful? If someone is able to make a decent living as a boxer, but not able to be close to the elite level, is that successful?

      Earning $80 MILLION dollars a year like pacquiao thats pretty damn successfull.

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      • P.WILL
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        #4
        Getting some good wins, some good money, and keeping most of your brain cells

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        • larry x
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          #5
          a career that allows you to support you and your a family and one you can look back on and say"i lived my dream"

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          • Glamour Puss
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            #6
            Taking easy fights and making as much money as possible while avoiding the tough ones that define a great fighter.





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            • xzworks
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              #7
              Originally posted by Wupadupa
              Earning $80 MILLION dollars a year like pacquiao thats pretty damn successfull.
              80 mil....lol!!!!u mean pesos right...

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                upinurgirlsguts
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                #8
                Originally posted by larry x
                a career that allows you to support you and your a family and one you can look back on and say"i lived my dream"
                agreed. being able to support a family through boxing would be an accomplishment in itself.

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                • larry x
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by El_Guapo
                  Taking easy fights and making as much money as possible while avoiding the tough ones that define a great fighter.





                  shut your non bet paying ass up coward

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                  • - v e t -
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                    if i were a boxer??? being able to do it as a career and supply sufficient means for me and my family... as much or more than i'd make doing anything else...

                    as in, being good enough at it to "make a career" out of it and provide... obviously if you suck you wont make any money hardly per fight, plus you'll get less and less fights as time goes on..

                    however, as a spectator... "successful" only means one of the better fighters of your gen...

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