In boxing would you say that a year nd 4 months is long enough till first fight if your coach is sayin your improving alot? or should i wait longer? thanks for the help guys!
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Lol, this varies ALOT in people. At my gym, this kids been going for like a month and is getting for his first fight in a few weeks. Another has been going for about 6-8 months and still hasn't fought yet. It all depends on how good you are and if you even wanna fight. -
I was out in 4 months, but that's just me.Comment
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A year and four months is longer than most, I would say. But yes, it varies. Especially if you don't go to the gym everyday.Comment
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i was boxing for about 4 and a 1/2 months when i got my first fight
lost my second fight to a guy with 9 fights at a big tournamentComment
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been boxing 3 months..i still havnt fought..but i do want to....Comment
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Originally posted by LightsOut Le
get a differnt managerComment
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3 months before my first fightComment
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with little chance of exception i'd say a year and 4 months is plenty. go get em tiger :PComment
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My first fight was after about 2 months of training. Stopped the kid in about a minute and a half. About 6 or 8 months and 3 fights later I ended up fighting the reigning national champion at 119lbs at the Silver Gloves. It was Tarrick Salmaci and he had around 80 fights at the time. It was a close fight but he got the decision. When they first told me about the guy that I was fighting I was like what the hell man! I was supposed to fight in the B class but my the manager of our gym moved me up to A class. It looked like a blow out on paper but once we got throwing it was a really close fight. I would love to see it on video now, I was like 15 years old at the time.
Rockin'
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