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I get my first fight this summer.
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i have been boxing nearly 10 months and still havent had a fightComment
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4 months and i fought, and i lost, but i beat that dude the **** up, and rematched him 3 weeks later and the ref stopped it in the 2nd.Comment
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It took me about 8 or 9 months before i was ready
thats usually average amount of time to wait before competing
you dont want to get in there too early you have to get a feel for
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over 2 years now and im still waiting.. now i gotta wait on injurys now that im finally ready... the first 2 years were me getting in shape /learning... lets just hope i dont gotta wait a 3rd ****in year lol
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a little under a month but my dad has a boxing background so he taught me alot before I even started training. Its funny because the situation was the other way around for me, my trainer thought i was ready and i thought i wasn't. I was.Comment
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well i was ready skill wise and condition wise 8 months in but i was boxing for fun for 2 years then i wanted fights.Comment
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Me i fought after 3 months. but i suggest you take a bit more time to train n ****. like 6 months around dereComment
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I've been boxing for 3 months now and don't feel at all ready to have my first fight. I've only sparred three times. I still get way exhausted where I'm gasping for air and my legs get weak in the ring and my defense sucks. I drop my hands to much and I payed for it yesterday. I need to condition more and develop my speed. My trainer says I have good power so that's reassuring but what good is power if you're to slow to connect? He wants me to fight a park district fight, like three 1 minute rounds but I have way more work to do and sparring needs to happen more. I just don't want to embarass myself.Comment
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Thanks for the feedback guys,
it looks like I'll be having my first bout in the next 2 to 3 months. By then that'll be about 9 months experience for me.Comment
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