BoxRec

"Modest" Eric at it again

Spud wrote:

rhino222 wrote: spud... is it true that when you applied for a job as a 'stock car driver' you actually got victor baranov to do a reference for you.......

Firstly I only got that job because you and Massouw couldn't be arsed getting up!!! - and thanks for the sympathy when the crash happened I remember when you got back from explaining the bathroom photos you laughed your b*llocks off !!!

The funny side of things I can remember us seeing poor Victor outside Wembley Arena a while after - he tried to run away!!! Nice bloke!!!

Whilst we are talking about Russian Boxers who was that bloke we picked up at Heathrow - and we thought he couldn't understand english and I think one of your phrases was he going to be "cannon fodder"??

1691703 wrote: ↑11 Nov 2024, 00:47 Boxing offers a range of career opportunities beyond just stepping into the ring as a fighter. From trainers, promoters, and coaches to referees and boxing gym owners, the industry has roles for individuals passionate about the sport. These positions vary in responsibility and income, allowing people to explore their unique skills in supporting or managing boxing events. There's also a growing demand for media roles, including commentators, analysts, and content creators, especially with the expansion of digital platforms broadcasting fights and promoting athletes.
Moreover, for those considering transitioning to or exploring these roles, having certain clearances, such as the online for clearance, might be beneficial to show credibility or secure certain positions, depending on the organization's requirements. While it may not be a strict requirement, obtaining it can enhance a candidate's profile.

Frostieballs wrote: ↑11 Nov 2024, 03:47

1691703 wrote: ↑11 Nov 2024, 00:47 Boxing offers a range of career opportunities beyond just stepping into the ring as a fighter. From trainers, promoters, and coaches to referees and boxing gym owners, the industry has roles for individuals passionate about the sport. These positions vary in responsibility and income, allowing people to explore their unique skills in supporting or managing boxing events. There's also a growing demand for media roles, including commentators, analysts, and content creators, especially with the expansion of digital platforms broadcasting fights and promoting athletes.
Moreover, for those considering transitioning to or exploring these roles, having certain clearances, such as the online for clearance, might be beneficial to show credibility or secure certain positions, depending on the organization's requirements. While it may not be a strict requirement, obtaining it can enhance a candidate's profile.

Hello ChatGPT!

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑11 Nov 2024, 04:22

Frostieballs wrote: ↑11 Nov 2024, 03:47

1691703 wrote: ↑11 Nov 2024, 00:47 Boxing offers a range of career opportunities beyond just stepping into the ring as a fighter. From trainers, promoters, and coaches to referees and boxing gym owners, the industry has roles for individuals passionate about the sport. These positions vary in responsibility and income, allowing people to explore their unique skills in supporting or managing boxing events. There's also a growing demand for media roles, including commentators, analysts, and content creators, especially with the expansion of digital platforms broadcasting fights and promoting athletes.
Moreover, for those considering transitioning to or exploring these roles, having certain clearances, such as the online for clearance, might be beneficial to show credibility or secure certain positions, depending on the organization's requirements. While it may not be a strict requirement, obtaining it can enhance a candidate's profile.

Hello ChatGPT!

Annoying aint it.. Replying to threads over 15 years ago!

Although this is a decent thread.

dookus wrote: ↑11 Nov 2024, 05:13 Haunting seeing Eric again

My T Sharp wrote: ↑11 Nov 2024, 19:30 Can’t be many decent jobs.

Barry mcguigan is doing the celebrity jungle thing.

jayc wrote: ↑27 Aug 2009, 18:28 Can anyone give me any advice as to how to go about getting a job in the boxing industry? I'm from the north west and currently been made redundant and whilst looking for a new job nothing has inspired me at all. I started thinking about what I'm passionate about and doing a job that I genuinely cared for and boxing is my biggest passion. Can anyone give me any tips? I appreciate I could just ask the guys at the gym to help me qualify as a trainer which in the long term is great but in the short term I need a job! I know this is a strange post but where better to ask than here? Mod's, feel free to delete this if it offends you.

Anyway,

Thanks for your time.