Your Boxing record?

Yay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have a medical exam booked for tuesday. So I guess it won't be very long until I have a fight lined up right?

If anyone of you guys whos got experience and would like to give a noob some advise it would be greatly appreciated.

 

heres some advice.don't leave soap in your ears before you see the doctor like i did
after i got my medical card it was about a month before i boxed.
this in the uk ??

 

LOL.

Yeah U.K, England.

 

Spar a lot before you fight. Don't get in the ring above your natural weight-class. Don't ask me how I know this, I just know

 

Yeah a few times. Steven Mathews owned me at the Everton park. Also got beat by a guy called Steven Harkin whose pro now- he's really good. I won a few down there as well. Always a good crowd. Mainly boxed in manchester to be honest. Never boxed on a home show till I turned pro.

 

0 - 0, but my partner stopped going to the gym so i have been trying to convince some more friends to start boxing. When i get back I hope to start fighting though, its something im really looking foreword to

 

Fought in the Diamond Belt,Silver gloves tournaments 1986&87. Also had some fights in the late 80s all but one fight in Southern California. The last one in Utah in 91 were Gene Fullmer handed out medals. Went 15-3 at 139 and 147.

 

i had a few in liverpool and as you say the crowds were great and the atmosphere was electric.
i boxed in the isle of man too, at the lido in douglas.
i had a few in manchester and a couple on our own shows.the tickets for one of our shows had on them ' see all your local stars 'a lot to live up too.

 

thats a good record anarci.:good

 

Thank you i trained with a lot of good fighters and world class trainers. I trained under Al Stankie a former pro who guided Paul Gonzalez to a Gold Medal also trained Oscar for a little while in his teenage years(also heard he was working with Morales not to long ago). I sparred with Adrian Arreola when i was 17. You know who Arreola is?

 

i have to admit, no.there is a gap in my boxing knowledge during the 90's and up till present day.i know when you spar with somebody of a high standard you concentrate a lot more and if you lose concentration ..........you pay for it.

 

Adrian Arreola knocked out Lupe Pintor and gave a young Chavez all he wanted. Arreola should have been alot better, but he partied too much although he was ranked for a little bit after knocking out Pintor. Was a fringe contender tough journeyman for most of his career, although a hot prospect early on at JL and Feather. He fought in the 80s anyways you are correct about sparring with experienced fighters got to be on your A game, I was in a Zone and he wasnt

 

if he knocked out pintor he must have been special:good

 

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haven't fought yet, hoping to fight later this year

 

24-7-1 defending my aussie title in 3 weeks then turning pro