hey brehs

[BabyFaceKillahh]

what are my chances of becoming a boxer...

im 24
my height is 5'9
i weight like 155

 

[The Infamous]

Are you thinking about becoming a pro boxer? Do you have experience? If not, at that age, it's going to be very difficult to become even a decently successful pro boxer. Unless you're some freak athlete.

 

[BabyFaceKillahh]

Are you thinking about becoming a pro boxer? Do you have experience? If not, at that age, it's going to be very difficult to become even a decently successful pro boxer. Unless you're some freak athlete.

i have some experience i used to train a lot in a local boxing when i was 19 -21 then i quit to take care of my kid and they raised the prices

and nah i wouldn't go pro i know its kinda late for me now

i would be satisfied just training like em and sparring.. i just need some guidance on how to start back up on my own

 

[...o3]

if you haven't passed the coli trials where your skills are put to the test by matching you up with various beasts out in the wilderness. only then are you judged on how efficient and swift the fade you must run on a 1000+ lbs polar bear and a brolic kangaroo.

if you can't do that, then you ain't 'bout that life and pro boxing is nowhere in your future homie.

 

[BabyFaceKillahh]

if you haven't passed the coli trials where your skills are put to the test by matching you up with various beasts out in the wilderness. only then are you judged on how efficient and swift the fade you must run on a 1000+ lbs polar bear and a brolic kangaroo.

if you can't do that, then you ain't 'bout that life and pro boxing is nowhere in your future homie.

im down where the bear and the roo at

 

[Saiyajin]

shyts bad for your brain breh

 

[BabyFaceKillahh]

shyts bad for your brain breh

im just trynna bust some heads and make enough to put my kids through college breh

i wanna do it for my kids

 

[The BasedFather]

im just trynna bust some heads and make enough to put my kids through college breh

i wanna do it for my kids

shyt ain't worth it man. You gonna take so many head shots and not be able to remember your kids names when it's all said and done. Pick up a trade. Football, boxing, NFL, rugby...ect majority of them nikkas are fukked up when they retire. Look at Ali. He can barely talk, write, walk...ect


"All we really know about brain damage in boxing is that it happens, and that it will fukk you up. This fact was demonstrated by the presence at lunch of Leon Spinks and Ken Norton, two great heavyweights turned shells. They may well have a lot going on their minds, but outwardly, both give the appearance of vacancy. Norton now shuffles forward on his walker and speaks in a low growl that bears little resemblance to language. Spinks seem permanently slack-jawed, uncomprehending, not all there. Halfway through lunch he fell asleep at the table, and was gently roused by his minder."

http://deadspin.com/5882136/no-one-knows-exactly-how-boxing-broke-ken-nortons-brain



"Dementia pugilistica (DP) is a type of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a neurodegenerative disease with features of dementia. DP may affect amateur or professional boxers, wrestlers as well as athletes in other sports who suffer concussions. DP is also called chronic boxer's encephalopathy, traumatic boxer’s encephalopathy, boxer's dementia, chronic traumatic brain injury associated with boxing (CTBI-B), and punch-drunk syndrome. DP was historically considered equivalent to CTE but is now considered a subtype of CTE.

The condition is caused by repeated concussive and sub-concussive blows (blows that are below the threshold of force necessary to cause concussion), or both.[1] Because of the concern that boxing may cause DP, there is a movement among medical professionals to ban the sport.[2] Medical professionals have called for such a ban since as early as the 1950s.[3] Symptoms and signs of DP develop progressively over a long latent period sometimes amounting to decades, with the average time of onset being about 12 to 16 years after the start of a career in boxing. The condition is thought to affect around 15% to 20% of professional boxers."

 

[Beedad]

what are my chances of becoming a boxer...

im 24
my height is 5'9
i weight like 155

It doesn't matter if you give us your stats and vitals. What matters is if you are ring ready and can you actually fight. Training is cool but you have to get fights under your belt. Sparring doesn't count. How many amateur fights have you had?

Wait... Didn't you make this thread like last week or something?

 

[O.T.I.S.]

im just trynna bust some heads and make enough to put my kids through college breh

i wanna do it for my kids

Dont listen to no scary nikka

If you trying to make cash you got to go pro though. Other than that, you might be too old like other brehs have said unless you a freak athlete with decent skills. Someone is gonna have to want to take a chance on you.

You can train and if youre good enough, go pro

Gonna be a long road to be able to get paid regularly enough to provide for your fam. Unless you take dives from the mafia and shyt

 

[1 other person]

I think you're too old to start from the bottom. But you could start from the bottom in MMA at the age and actually go pro. I speaking from a perspective of statistics of course.

 

[BabyFaceKillahh]

shyt ain't worth it man. You gonna take so many head shots and not be able to remember your kids names when it's all said and done. Pick up a trade. Football, boxing, NFL, rugby...ect majority of them nikkas are fukked up when they retire. Look at Ali. He can barely talk, write, walk...ect


"All we really know about brain damage in boxing is that it happens, and that it will fukk you up. This fact was demonstrated by the presence at lunch of Leon Spinks and Ken Norton, two great heavyweights turned shells. They may well have a lot going on their minds, but outwardly, both give the appearance of vacancy. Norton now shuffles forward on his walker and speaks in a low growl that bears little resemblance to language. Spinks seem permanently slack-jawed, uncomprehending, not all there. Halfway through lunch he fell asleep at the table, and was gently roused by his minder."

http://deadspin.com/5882136/no-one-knows-exactly-how-boxing-broke-ken-nortons-brain



"Dementia pugilistica (DP) is a type of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a neurodegenerative disease with features of dementia. DP may affect amateur or professional boxers, wrestlers as well as athletes in other sports who suffer concussions. DP is also called chronic boxer's encephalopathy, traumatic boxer’s encephalopathy, boxer's dementia, chronic traumatic brain injury associated with boxing (CTBI-B), and punch-drunk syndrome. DP was historically considered equivalent to CTE but is now considered a subtype of CTE.

The condition is caused by repeated concussive and sub-concussive blows (blows that are below the threshold of force necessary to cause concussion), or both.[1] Because of the concern that boxing may cause DP, there is a movement among medical professionals to ban the sport.[2] Medical professionals have called for such a ban since as early as the 1950s.[3] Symptoms and signs of DP develop progressively over a long latent period sometimes amounting to decades, with the average time of onset being about 12 to 16 years after the start of a career in boxing. The condition is thought to affect around 15% to 20% of professional boxers."

no wonder i couldnt understand my trainer

It doesn't matter if you give us your stats and vitals. What matters is if you are ring ready and can you actually fight. Training is cool but you have to get fights under your belt. Sparring doesn't count. How many amateur fights have you had?

Wait... Didn't you make this thread like last week or something?

nah man i aint got fights on me, i thought getting a shytty job at target was a better option for providing for my fam
ive regretted it ever since....

Dont listen to no scary nikka

If you trying to make cash you got to go pro though. Other than that, you might be too old like other brehs have said unless you a freak athlete with decent skills. Someone is gonna have to want to take a chance on you.

You can train and if youre good enough, go pro

Gonna be a long road to be able to get paid regularly enough to provide for your fam. Unless you take dives from the mafia and shyt

my pride woudnt let me take a dive

I think you're too old to start from the bottom. But you could start from the bottom in MMA at the age and actually go pro. I speaking from a perspective of statistics of course.

i hate MMA...




Im gonna have to put my dreams of being a world champ in the dumpster brehs ill have to settle for Fight Night career mode


im still gonna train at a new gym tho best workout ive ever had

 

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