My 1st pro fight ! (video)

[Joe Grizzley]

People don't have to be a trainer to see with their own eyes how telegraphic someone's movements are, just like you don't need to be a quantum physicist to know when a blue ball is blue with your own eyes unless you're color blind.

There are many intelligent, talented fighters in both the pros and amateurs worldwide that are good at eyeing the little details in a fellow boxer but just don't get the limelight. Oh, and FYI, I'm 23-0 amateurs in NYC. That's not much but it shows I did something right. I've sparred and frustrated professional "B" class boxers like Jimmy Lange and Nonito Donaire while being a great deal shorter than the former. Guy took his headgear off out of frustration.

I could go on and on about why your statement claiming that he should only seek advice from trainers instead of seeing for himself what should be obvious to the human eye is outrageously misguided and cliche.

Lies. Video or any proof other than words in a forum or gtfo.

You gave Donaire trouble, sure kid.

My guess, MMO type geek. German pr0n on one monitor and World of Warcraft on another, crushed dorito's in the rug and old sprite bottles filled with JMM juice.

[WarMaidana]

good job man, round was definately close but i though you edged it, but not sure how other two rounds went

[WarMaidana]

People don't have to be a trainer to see with their own eyes how telegraphic someone's movements are, just like you don't need to be a quantum physicist to know when a blue ball is blue with your own eyes unless you're color blind.

There are many intelligent, talented fighters in both the pros and amateurs worldwide that are good at eyeing the little details in a fellow boxer but just don't get the limelight. Oh, and FYI, I'm 23-0 amateurs in NYC. That's not much but it shows I did something right. I've sparred and frustrated professional "B" class boxers like Jimmy Lange and Nonito Donaire while being a great deal shorter than the former. Guy took his headgear off out of frustration.

I could go on and on about why your statement claiming that he should only seek advice from trainers instead of seeing for himself what should be obvious to the human eye is outrageously misguided and cliche.

hey cong**** bro we all believe you

[AMIN-60]

Let's hype this kid Into a title fight! Lol jk
Cong**** man you look solid loved the body work, you have a mexican style of fighting head first left to the body your punches looked like they were more thudding than his. Like said before work on that side to side movement and try to get more angles great job man

Yes thank you man !

I will work my head movement, my jab....no pain non gain...only hard work...

Yes i love mexican fighter !

I don't like chicken run...

[AMIN-60]

good job man, round was definately close but i though you edged it, but not sure how other two rounds went

The 3 other rounds are the same than the round 1

[AMIN-60]

I like it!

Keep it up

thank you man !

[sweetpea87]

Good stuff man! Best of luck to you in your career!

[AMIN-60]

Good stuff man! Best of luck to you in your career!

thank you my friend

[mconstantine]

Amin is solid. He reminds me of Leo Santa Cruz which is a big compliment.

Your core style is moving forward, standing toe to toe, good body work and responsible defense. You may struggle against guys who force you to fight off your back foot or who can move and box you on the outside. You may want to get more comfortable fighting those styles before you run into one in a match that counts.

[SonOfCuba]

You looked really good for your first pro fight man, keep at it bro.