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Conor did alright, but he needs to say active, get the rounds in and gradually work his way up.

PredatorHayds wrote:He needs a good 3-4 years of careful matchmaking before he even thinks about British level.

Agreed... The kid has a long way to go and patience is they key with him.

can not for the life of me understand why kids turn pro at 18/19 when they may as well box open class amateur for a couple of seasons, not get hurt and getfar more problems to solve than knocking eastern eEuropeans about for a two yr apprentiship. At the end of the day nobody would be interested about Benns am career and he would have farvmore seasoning.

manno wrote:can not for the life of me understand why kids turn pro at 18/19 when they may as well box open class amateur for a couple of seasons, not get hurt and getfar more problems to solve than knocking eastern eEuropeans about for a two yr apprentiship. At the end of the day nobody would be interested about Benns am career and he would have farvmore seasoning.

Money.

manno wrote:can not for the life of me understand why kids turn pro at 18/19 when they may as well box open class amateur for a couple of seasons, not get hurt and getfar more problems to solve than knocking eastern eEuropeans about for a two yr apprentiship. At the end of the day nobody would be interested about Benns am career and he would have farvmore seasoning.

Why would you want to get paid, fight in front of 20 thousand every month or so, knowing that you ain't getting beat
anytime soon, while in the process collecting experience and professinal skills that amature fighting would not give you. I just don't understand it either crazy what are they thinking?