Would you work in Boxing ?
Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
The people at the ring filming fights on their phone for social media looks a nice gig
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
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
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
that's really decent of you. did you do a course or can you just apply?JackGlad wrote: ↑23 Mar 2024, 14:33I 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
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
sorry for more questions Jack
Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
No worries you apply , interview then do a course.
Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
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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SeanBrennan
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
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
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
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Floydendizer
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
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 .
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
great stuff Wrists. And lovely words about SpudWrists 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
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
excellent Floyd what did you do at the shows?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 .
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Spud
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
Thank you very much young man.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
Hard work but I wouldn’t have had anyother way.