Looks like a dodgy points decision
Did you pay the scorer?
It was close, but I landed more in the flurries, he just had the single punches.
Was scored on clean punching.
Luckily for him I had an off day.
Very hard to keep your composure in there.
How did you go about getting yourself into the boxing world?
I've looked endlessly round my area and can't find anything.
Loads of boxing clubs around where I live, where do you live?
West Midlands, Wolverhampton area.
http://boxing.isport.com/boxing-gyms/gb/west-midlands/wolverhampton/wolverhampton-abc-1041539
http://boxing.isport.com/boxing-gyms/?&l=Wolverhampton%2CENGLAND&k=&ct=GB
Quite a few gyms in your area
I say Wolverhampton as its the closest place to me you're like to have heard of.
I appreciate you taking the time to find those links mate.
No problem, and good luck.
I have kickboxed at Pro AM level and your right when you say that it's totally different to Sparing. The crowd, adrenaline and atmosphere can be draining during the first few fights, after that it gets easier to block out the environment and concentrate.
It was a big shock to me, I spared for twice as long and felt relatively fresh. Pulled out some nice combinations had some fast hands and moved well.
Come fight night I felt exhausted after two rounds probably throwing fewer shots than sparring. My hands felt heavy and slow, my timing was out, and I couldn't think straight.
Not sure if I will fight again though, it was just something that was on my bucket list, but a part of me wants to show that I'm a better boxer than that.
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posted on 2/6/13
Looks like a dodgy points decision
Did you pay the scorer?
posted on 2/6/13
It was close, but I landed more in the flurries, he just had the single punches.
Was scored on clean punching.
Luckily for him I had an off day.
Very hard to keep your composure in there.
posted on 2/6/13
How did you go about getting yourself into the boxing world?
I've looked endlessly round my area and can't find anything.
posted on 3/6/13
Loads of boxing clubs around where I live, where do you live?
posted on 3/6/13
West Midlands, Wolverhampton area.
posted on 3/6/13
http://boxing.isport.com/boxing-gyms/gb/west-midlands/wolverhampton/wolverhampton-abc-1041539
posted on 3/6/13
http://boxing.isport.com/boxing-gyms/?&l=Wolverhampton%2CENGLAND&k=&ct=GB
Quite a few gyms in your area
posted on 3/6/13
I say Wolverhampton as its the closest place to me you're like to have heard of.
I appreciate you taking the time to find those links mate.
posted on 4/6/13
No problem, and good luck.
posted on 6/6/13
I have kickboxed at Pro AM level and your right when you say that it's totally different to Sparing. The crowd, adrenaline and atmosphere can be draining during the first few fights, after that it gets easier to block out the environment and concentrate.
posted on 6/6/13
It was a big shock to me, I spared for twice as long and felt relatively fresh. Pulled out some nice combinations had some fast hands and moved well.
Come fight night I felt exhausted after two rounds probably throwing fewer shots than sparring. My hands felt heavy and slow, my timing was out, and I couldn't think straight.
Not sure if I will fight again though, it was just something that was on my bucket list, but a part of me wants to show that I'm a better boxer than that.
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