Would you work in Boxing ?

Glass Joe
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The people at the ring filming fights on their phone for social media looks a nice gig
SeanBrennan
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Glass Joe wrote: 23 Mar 2024, 14:20 The people at the ring filming fights on their phone for social media looks a nice gig
I think my ideal role would be a second in the corner.
JackGlad
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SeanBrennan wrote: 23 Mar 2024, 14:25
Glass Joe wrote: 23 Mar 2024, 14:20 The people at the ring filming fights on their phone for social media looks a nice gig
I think my ideal role would be a second in the corner.
I have a second licence don’t use it loads but if away fighters ask will jump in the corner never been asked by home corner guys though
SeanBrennan
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JackGlad wrote: 23 Mar 2024, 14:33
SeanBrennan wrote: 23 Mar 2024, 14:25
Glass Joe wrote: 23 Mar 2024, 14:20 The people at the ring filming fights on their phone for social media looks a nice gig
I think my ideal role would be a second in the corner.
I have a second licence don’t use it loads but if away fighters ask will jump in the corner never been asked by home corner guys though
that's really decent of you. did you do a course or can you just apply?
SeanBrennan
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sorry for more questions Jack
JackGlad
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SeanBrennan wrote: 23 Mar 2024, 14:40 sorry for more questions Jack
No worries you apply , interview then do a course.
Glass Joe
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Yeah I have been to a lot of small hall shows. Just turn up stand in the corner and pass the stoll into the ring (I'm sure there's More to it)
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JackGlad wrote: 23 Mar 2024, 15:19
SeanBrennan wrote: 23 Mar 2024, 14:40 sorry for more questions Jack
No worries you apply , interview then do a course.
thanks Jack
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Glass Joe wrote: 23 Mar 2024, 15:25 Yeah I have been to a lot of small hall shows. Just turn up stand in the corner and pass the stoll into the ring (I'm sure there's More to it)
i'd manage to get it wrong and pass them a drink to sit on and a chair to swig
Wrists
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I did a bit of ‘work’, reporting on shows etc for the news section of this site when it was up and running many moons ago. - hail Ian McNeilly.

I enjoyed it, albeit it was just a fleeting insight into some of the characters in the sport.

I admire anyone who works in this business full time. I can also attest to how how hard Spud worked. Saw him beavering away at a few shows I worked on.

Good memories
Floydendizer
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Done 4 amateur shows around Yorkshire this last week or so , got about £100 in expenses , enjoyed every minute of it sat ringside , you can’t beat grass roots boxing .
SeanBrennan
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Wrists wrote: 23 Mar 2024, 17:24 I did a bit of ‘work’, reporting on shows etc for the news section of this site when it was up and running many moons ago. - hail Ian McNeilly.

I enjoyed it, albeit it was just a fleeting insight into some of the characters in the sport.

I admire anyone who works in this business full time. I can also attest to how how hard Spud worked. Saw him beavering away at a few shows I worked on.

Good memories
great stuff Wrists. And lovely words about Spud
SeanBrennan
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Floydendizer wrote: 23 Mar 2024, 17:57 Done 4 amateur shows around Yorkshire this last week or so , got about £100 in expenses , enjoyed every minute of it sat ringside , you can’t beat grass roots boxing .
excellent Floyd what did you do at the shows?
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Wrists wrote: 23 Mar 2024, 17:24 I did a bit of ‘work’, reporting on shows etc for the news section of this site when it was up and running many moons ago. - hail Ian McNeilly.

I enjoyed it, albeit it was just a fleeting insight into some of the characters in the sport.

I admire anyone who works in this business full time. I can also attest to how how hard Spud worked. Saw him beavering away at a few shows I worked on.

Good memories
Thank you very much young man.

Hard work but I wouldn’t have had anyother way.
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