>get into amateur boxing at late late 20s >decide to rewatch

>>42194326
The only way you'll ever know is if you try right?

It's a long process though so don't give up.

>>42194326
>pro boxer
not a chance
>decent
Sure

>>42194353
Why not a chance?
Why can't I be some local or ESPN low level pro boxer?
>>42194343
Thanks breh

>>42194355
If u have the talent, you can have success at the lower levels

>>42194375
I honestly just want a way of life and be paid for it

>>42194326
Are you literally me? I'm 23 though and have 3 years kickboxing experience
Fuck regular work life

not exactly related but will i get brain damage if i go to boxing classes?
i dont want to make it my career just want to know how to fight a little

>>42194381
become a prostitute then

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>you will never be trained from childhood by Cus D'Amato

Dude as a pro you'll only end up as cannon fodder for up and comers. You'd be better of just sticking to amateur fights and minimizing brain damage.

>>42195198
nope, in fact going to boxing classes will make you slightly smarter

>>42195252
thanks,
gonna join either box or local kickboxing, depends which is better

>>42194326
> I feel like I'm fit enough
>I mean I was a personal trainer

lold

Changes of going pro starting that late in life? Pretty slim. It's one of those things where the younger you start the better you are because careers of most boxers peaks in their 20's. Now, that's not to say you can't get good and be competitive at the sport, but you probably won't be pulling down mayweather money unless you're some hidden prodigy.

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>>42194326
>>>42194375
>I honestly just want a way of life and be paid for it

Jesus Christ you're wasting your time. Go to school or enter a trade. You're a normal person