Re: Hardest job in boxing
Posted: 13 Jan 2014, 12:28
Oh how I missed you Leonard... nice to see you haven't changed
Curtis Woodhouse's dog..if twitter is to be believed.stevedoc wrote:J-C wrote:Tony Thompson's wife.
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Re: Hardest job in boxing
Posted: 13 Jan 2014, 16:33
Re: Hardest job in boxing
Posted: 14 Jan 2014, 04:55
:).J-C wrote:Tony Thompson's wife.
Re: Hardest job in boxing
Posted: 14 Jan 2014, 08:26
Am working my way through the jobs! Been a referee now an inspector. The hardest job in boxing is defiantly being the fighter.
Re: Hardest job in boxing
Posted: 15 Jan 2014, 06:05
Taking the question seriously for a second..
Aside from the Boxers its my opinion that the trainers have a tough job and i've seen first hand how it can be.
Certainly dont envy their job.
Dealing with boxers might sound fun, but ive seen trainers gutted when they've put so much work into a guy only for them to move onto another gym for whatever reasons.
I think you need a certain mentality to be a trainer, got to be in the gym without fail and then end up pissed off when certain lads dont show up, i think its difficult to run a gym as a business unless its a gym thats full of journeymen who in all honesty probably do have times when they havent trained much anyway.
Its a thankless job that can experience big highs and massive lows, and unless youve got world champions or a stable full of journeymen your never going to really make a good living from it.
Aside from the Boxers its my opinion that the trainers have a tough job and i've seen first hand how it can be.
Certainly dont envy their job.
Dealing with boxers might sound fun, but ive seen trainers gutted when they've put so much work into a guy only for them to move onto another gym for whatever reasons.
I think you need a certain mentality to be a trainer, got to be in the gym without fail and then end up pissed off when certain lads dont show up, i think its difficult to run a gym as a business unless its a gym thats full of journeymen who in all honesty probably do have times when they havent trained much anyway.
Its a thankless job that can experience big highs and massive lows, and unless youve got world champions or a stable full of journeymen your never going to really make a good living from it.