Im curious...

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

Im just naturally curious...it stands to reason boxers would come here sooner or later...

[daggum]

I'm a professional boxing judge. pierre benoist is the name. 11 rounds to 1 is my game.

[RiC-DiC]

I used to work for Al Haymon, as a career advisor for one of his young up n comers until last Saturday night. Now I'm just waiting on my application for part-time work, doing Sergio Martinez's makeup.

[Boxfan12]

a dozen pro fights/ a bunch of AM's and a former national champion is my so called claim to fame.

[..David..]

I fought amateur for around 8 years i had my pro debut and two other matches... then i stopped and wasnt sure if i was coming back.

But then i met a great trainer named sendai tanaka and started working with him and his fighters, its been a great experience so far and i have been in the corner of his guys, a couple of big events too, i also help them with diet and strenght and conditioning exercises etc... ( i studied nutritonal sciences ) and just love the feeling of it, i am still young and i am a very hardcore boxing fan so I wish i can take this further and maybe someday become a fulltime boxing trainer.

BTW this is in mexico.

[LoadedWraps]

I suppose some may not want to answer this here...just curious if anyone heere is in the boxing business (boxer, trainer, writer, manager, promoter, ring announcer, cutman, etc)???

Yep, why?????

[110110110]

I am Muhammed ALi

[miamike]

I suppose some may not want to answer this here...just curious if anyone heere is in the boxing business (boxer, trainer, writer, manager, promoter, ring announcer, cutman, etc)???

I was a cutman for my sister(rough school growing up)

[thuggery]

Professional armchair fan here,

I can manage up to 20 insults towards a boxer in under 10 seconds, it's not easy

[macman]

Had some amateur fights on the undercards of professional promotions with a view to maybe trying out the pro game, & one of my trainers was a promoter.
Decided it was too much hard work/risk....
You've got to spend years building up in small shows/undercards with little reward and no guarantee you are ever going to make it to the serious stakes. & make a decent living out of it.

Lot of admiration for the guys that keep at it, but the constant training was too tough for me, so it's more of a hobby these days to keep in shape.