Do you consider a boxer to be in his prime after 110 fights??

[GunStar]

I think it's not possible to be in your prime after 100+ fights, yea some fighters can still be good, but still not in prime.

Not amateur fights, professional fights.

[blockhead]

nope, but ray robinson was still the **** after 110.

[GunStar]

nope, but ray robinson was still the **** after 110.

He was still good, but not in his prime.

[wmute]

it depends on how old you are, how many battles you have been through

[IwatchBoxing]

Casamayors been in over 300 amautar bouts, and 32-3(should be 1)-1 D. Do you consider him primed? It just depends on how cometed you are to boxing, and how old you are, what type of fights your having..

[GunStar]

Casamayors been in over 300 amautar bouts, and 32-3(should be 1)-1 D. Do you consider him primed? It just depends on how cometed you are to boxing.

I'm not talking about amateurs bouts. I'm talking about professional fights. Big difference between amateurs & professional fights.

[IwatchBoxing]

I'm not talking about amateurs bouts. I'm talking about professional fights. Big difference between amateurs & professional fights.

Whats the difference if your in the pros fighting amateurs.

[GunStar]

Whats the difference if your in the pros fighting amateurs.

You have to be kidding me man.

[JoeTheRock7]

Not a question that needs to be asked anymore, it ain't like the old days, noone is getting up to 100 fights again, the fighters dont fight enough, fighters in the old days fought much more. They were also younger when they started.

[Tha Greatest]

I think it's not possible to be in your prime after 100+ fights, yea some fighters can still be good, but still not in prime.

Not amateur fights, professional fights.

If you fight top notch then hell ya you will be WAY past it, but if you feed on bums your whole career like Julio Cesar Chavez then no you will not be past it.