Why lift weights when you can compete in boxing and make money?

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Anonymous
2017-07-30 05:26:02 Post No. 42325152
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Anonymous 2017-07-30 05:26:02 Post No. 42325152 [Report]

Why lift weights when you can compete in boxing and make money?

Anonymous 2017-07-30 05:28:16 Post No.42325171
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Anonymous 2017-07-30 05:28:16 Post No.42325171 [Report]

>>42325152
I'd rather not have brain damage at 30 and also I'm already 24 and have like .001% chance of making it big

Anonymous 2017-07-30 05:31:59 Post No.42325193
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>>42325152
Why not both?

Anonymous 2017-07-30 06:03:13 Post No.42325378
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Anonymous 2017-07-30 06:03:13 Post No.42325378 [Report]

>>42325171
Why make it big?
You'd still be making money being paid to stay fit to pay the bills

Anonymous 2017-07-30 06:04:07 Post No.42325389
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Anonymous 2017-07-30 06:04:07 Post No.42325389 [Report]

>>42325378
How can you equate "brain-damaged" with "fit"?

Anonymous 2017-07-30 06:06:52 Post No.42325401
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Anonymous 2017-07-30 06:06:52 Post No.42325401 [Report]

>>42325389
Why would you be brain damaged from like 40 fights?

I mean.. unless you're an engineer or some big programmer

Anonymous 2017-07-30 07:44:12 Post No.42325978
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Anonymous 2017-07-30 07:44:12 Post No.42325978 [Report]

>>42325378
>paying the bills as an amateur boxer