Getting fights in boxing

[the niggest]

So basically, i have been boxing awhile now and not being ****y but im whoopin fools left, right and center day in and day out and aint nobody ive come across give me any kinda of trouble.. ive sparred pros and handled them with ease.. so why the hell cant nobody get me a fight? or is it just the way boxing is?? if im willing to fight then i should be able to fight.. what the hell. someone please explain?

pros huh? whats their names and giv me their boxrecs

[the niggest]

hey **** you man maybe i did id still kick your dumb ass.. anyways peace ya'll it was fun

you are so scary i pissed my pants when i read that

folks we are obviously dealing with a serious hardcore individual here

"TheKong" dudes, he'll say "fuck you" and then kick your dumb ass.... he dunt give a **** people. he's bad.

you so scary "TheKong"

very scary

plz don't say anything mean to me aswell like you gonna kick my dumb ass too because then id get so terrified my head would implode

lol.

[sugersean15]

i get fights no problem i just can't see how your story is true i get 15 or more fights a year

[TheAuthority]

i aint sayin what club im at cause to be honest i dont even want to be on here talkin about this.. but you seem like you know what your talkin about so answer me this. how many fights can you get per season? its just september is so far away and i got alot to do. im welterwieght by the way

TBH... I'm not sure how many fights you can have per season - I ought to know really. I think you should expect your coach to get you at least 3 per season (but I would say 5-8 is about average).

Things is though, your coach probably knows what he his doing, and I suspect he doesn't think you are ready. You may think you are good and you may do well, but your coach has his reputation to think about, and if your skills are not upto his standards, he may think it best to wait so it doesn't look like he's a **** coach. You may be very strong and extremely tough, and he may think you have a good chance of winning, but he will look like a pudding if you go in there without a good grasp of the fundamentals.

Another thing too, I have had lads asking me to get them fights after just a couple of weeks/months of training. They have generally done a few rounds with an experienced lad who has took it very easy on them (or with another beginner that they can beat), and they gain confidence, not realising the other lad was giving them a chance - but I know it wouldn't last a round if the experienced tried his best.

Trust your coach, he's probably had hundreds of lads through the gym door, and he will have a good idea when you are ready. Remember, one of the aims of most coaches is to produce boxers to compete. They want you to box, that why they are training you.

Have you had a medical yet?

How old are you?

Good luck pal.