Have I left it too late?

[Trejo93]

Ok il make it as straight to the point as possible. I've only just turned 22 a couple of months ago, although I consider myself a fairly athletic person (I've played soccer all my life) I decided recently to start boxing. I've had about 6 or 7 sessions now. It's all been fitness work so far with a little bit of pad work here and there. I'm still learning the basics though but to put it simply I love it. I've never been this passionate about doing something since I first picked up a soccer ball. Originally I was going to do it just to improve my fitness, I didn't think I'd enjoy it. But now all I want to do is get into boxing and get into the amateur scene. The only downside is I'm 22. Before this id never done any form of combat sport or martial arts or anything, so I assume that anyone i face will immediately have a huge advantage over me I mean most people in this sport start at a young age.
What do you guys reckon?

[Mr.MojoRisin']

Ok il make it as straight to the point as possible. I've only just turned 22 a couple of months ago, although I consider myself a fairly athletic person (I've played soccer all my life) I decided recently to start boxing. I've had about 6 or 7 sessions now. It's all been fitness work so far with a little bit of pad work here and there. I'm still learning the basics though but to put it simply I love it. I've never been this passionate about doing something since I first picked up a soccer ball. Originally I was going to do it just to improve my fitness, I didn't think I'd enjoy it. But now all I want to do is get into boxing and get into the amateur scene. The only downside is I'm 22. Before this id never done any form of combat sport or martial arts or anything, so I assume that anyone i face will immediately have a huge advantage over me I mean most people in this sport start at a young age.
What do you guys reckon?

Most amateurs aren't that good. It all depends on the talent pool in your region. It's never too late to start amateur boxing.