Sparred 3 rounds, first time in almost a decade. Felt good video inside

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

Damn such intensity, such ferocity!

[therealpugilist]

Damn such intensity, such ferocity!

lol...i know it has nothing on the ring wars in mexico, but its not that kind of party...your fighters will be used up going into sparring with the intensity of a real fight...sparring is for learning, not war.


I posed a more instense session in a previous thread....check it out..my homie derrick wilson is a pro, he sparred ray...they are more experienced than me, they went all in......Derick actually fought Javier Fortuna when they were both prospects
thanks for checking it out though bro

[soul_survivor]

.....im not pursuing a career as a fighter, none taken.....you can show me how its done since you have jokes....I wont hold my breathe on you posting a video.

im working on becoming a trainer for youth and amatuers.

chill man, ive done my time as an amateur and as a student i dont spar much anymore. like i said beforei dont post anything personal on here, if we were friends youd know where ive trained and about my amateur past.

If you're only looking to be a trainer, then good luck. I wish you all the best.

[therealpugilist]

chill man, ive done my time as an amateur and as a student i dont spar much anymore. like i said beforei dont post anything personal on here, if we were friends youd know where ive trained and about my amateur past.

If you're only looking to be a trainer, then good luck. I wish you all the best.

thanks, if we were friends and you knew me, you'd also know I trained 2 years in my early 20s, life gets in the way of hobbies. Im so proud of my homies in ATL...they followed their dream and now run a dojo in decatur. Tong do jo....Chapman shotokan karate....we'd always sit back in college and talk about becoming instructors.....they mad it a reality a few years ago...they inspired me and now i have time to make moves to purse the dream...check them out on face book....tony CSK chapman. His dad is in his 70s and still kicks ass

its all good man, we are just to people who share a common love...boxing.

[The Comic DON]

Good for you, you're still an idiot but still good for you.

[soul_survivor]

thanks, if we were friends and you knew me, you'd also know I trained 2 years in my early 20s, life gets in the way of hobbies. Im so proud of my homies in ATL...they followed their dream and now run a dojo in decatur. Tong do jo....Chapman shotokan karate....we'd always sit back in college and talk about becoming instructors.....they mad it a reality a few years ago...they inspired me and now i have time to make moves to purse the dream...check them out on face book....tony CSK chapman. His dad is in his 70s and still kicks ass

its all good man, we are just to people who share a common love...boxing.

I get you man, I know guys who made it at a pretty high level in the amateur side of things but I went the education route. So I totally get you, also my comment was obviously tongue in cheek but you're obviously rusty and I know you know that. It can take time to get back to what you were, especially the timing.

[therealpugilist]

I get you man, I know guys who made it at a pretty high level in the amateur side of things but I went the education route. So I totally get you, also my comment was obviously tongue in cheek but you're obviously rusty and I know you know that. It can take time to get back to what you were, especially the timing.

i hear ya....id rather have a stable of champions than be a champion. Time is not on my side, I probably will do a few am fights just to get them under my belt but training and teaching is my passion

[therealpugilist]

Good for you, you're still an idiot but still good for you.

thanks

[GrandpaBernard]

The passive-aggressiveness in this thread is insane.

You can tell who has visited a gym. Boxing gyms are positive environments. You have to be. It's tough

[The Comic DON]

thanks

Hope you one day get to open your own gym and share some of that strong conviction with the kids. In my opinion that one of the key ingredients to becoming a successful pro.