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Former amateur standout Aujee 'Quick' Tyler—once a can't miss prodigy racking up tournament wins before real life got in the way—is finally ready to bring his talents to the pro ranks. The 19-year old boxer from the Washington D.C. area recently signed with Probox Management as he awaits his eventual pro debut later this year.
A date on his fight pro fight is still being determined, but his handlers are anxious to show the world what they believe is a star in the making. Tyler is thought highly enough to have already begun working with such talent as unbeaten bantamweight titlist Juan Carlos Payano, as well as unbeaten rising prospects Erickson Lubin and Dusty Hernandez-Harrison.
“Aujee is in camp with WBA world bantamweight champion Juan Carlos Payano and is in fantastic shape,” notes Henry Rivalta, who along with Garry Jonas heads up Probox Management. “This kid was one of the best in the world in the amateurs. “We’re ready to give him a fresh start and a bright future. We believe he’s truly something special.” [Click Here To Read More]
A date on his fight pro fight is still being determined, but his handlers are anxious to show the world what they believe is a star in the making. Tyler is thought highly enough to have already begun working with such talent as unbeaten bantamweight titlist Juan Carlos Payano, as well as unbeaten rising prospects Erickson Lubin and Dusty Hernandez-Harrison.
“Aujee is in camp with WBA world bantamweight champion Juan Carlos Payano and is in fantastic shape,” notes Henry Rivalta, who along with Garry Jonas heads up Probox Management. “This kid was one of the best in the world in the amateurs. “We’re ready to give him a fresh start and a bright future. We believe he’s truly something special.” [Click Here To Read More]