My debut is June 7

[2ofEverything]

Listen up you ****s. I'm fighting June 7th for my amateur debut and I'm ****ting bricks. Should I be sparring more or less for the next month? I was going to train for a year but this is happening. Yeah I would ask my trainer all this but Sunday's are my day off so give me a hand.

[stephenmc]

Listen up you ****s. I'm fighting June 7th for my amateur debut and I'm ****ting bricks. Should I be sparring more or less for the next month? I was going to train for a year but this is happening. Yeah I would ask my trainer all this but Sunday's are my day off so give me a hand.

Well you should be sparring as much as you can,no real need to be nervous ya ****

[Wuckoo]

The first sentence made me lose my ***** haha! Caught me off guard. Just spar as much as you reasonably can. Not too much and not too little. Then just lower your intensity and taper off in the last few days before your fight

[Beercules]

Good luck buddy!

[Rockin']

Listen up you ****s. I'm fighting June 7th for my amateur debut and I'm ****ting bricks. Should I be sparring more or less for the next month? I was going to train for a year but this is happening. Yeah I would ask my trainer all this but Sunday's are my day off so give me a hand.

Being the **** that you obviously are I would tell you that the other guy has the same crazy **** rolling through his mind that you do about what could happen in there. You'll want to get as many rounds sparring as you can find for the next month. don't taper your sparring off near the bout at all. Fight hard, build your muscles strong and just take the day before your bout off. Just stretch real good, loosen up and shadow box a few rounds and then go for a walk.You have to sharpen your perception of distance, sharpen your timing and most importantly sharpen those eyes. You'll get that sparring. If you work a lot in the ring you will find yourself amply prepared physically, you still do your floor work complete each session, but in the ring is where you get in to shape for fights.

Just be sure to get off first, get off often and let those hands fly freely when ever the opportunities present themselves. This is important, control your breathing before the bout and especially during the bout. New guys tend to hold their breathe and are tense causing them to lose valuable oxygen and energy.

Good luck and let us know, ****...............

[nivek535]

listen ye ****ing **** u can do it. goodluck ye ****ing ****.

[2ofEverything]

Thanks for the good wishes guys. And I really do appreciate your advice Rockin, I'll be training hard and trying my best to insure a win.

[Japanese Boxing]

Conditioning. It's your first bout. If you can go the entire time chances are you'll win.

[-Johannes-]

Listen up you ****s. I'm fighting June 7th for my amateur debut and I'm ****ting bricks. Should I be sparring more or less for the next month? I was going to train for a year but this is happening. Yeah I would ask my trainer all this but Sunday's are my day off so give me a hand.

As long as you have the conditioning to keep a fast pace for 3 rounds you're bound to win if you fight a newbie or a guy around your skill and experience level.

Train for explosiveness, some might disagree with this but I feel long distance running for amateurs is a waste of time. Do your interval sprints and work the bag on explosive intervals as well. You should be sparring quite regularly, as long as you're not hurt in anyway there's no reason to stop sparring.

Remember that stamina is probably the most important thing at this level. Hope it goes well you ****.

[Amazinger]

Listen up you ****s. I'm fighting June 7th for my amateur debut and I'm ****ting bricks. Should I be sparring more or less for the next month? I was going to train for a year but this is happening. Yeah I would ask my trainer all this but Sunday's are my day off so give me a hand.

Where are you fighting chi****?. what division?. Where is your gym anyway?. Don't tell me its the one on Bloor and Dundas west. Any way try to develop a style and don't worry, likely the other guy will be just like you( starting up in boxing). they would not match you with the one with 10 fight experience.