BoxRec

gregregegg wrote: ↑29 Jan 2024, 03:08

SeanBrennan wrote: ↑26 Jan 2024, 18:57

gregregegg wrote: ↑26 Jan 2024, 17:15 If your young and If you have the backing to flatten 10 people a year you should for 2 years…. You have just brought the ultimently record buffer and in 10 years if your taking some losses you will still have a credible record at a glance… won’t learn tons, but will still be training and sparring ect.

I’d say basic aims would be;

Year 1: 8x4 rounders

Year 2: 6x6 rounders

Year 3: 4x8 rounders

Year 4: 3x 10 rounders/minor titles.

Note:if you are not a heavyweight do not make weight for all of those fights. Weight cutting is brutal on the body, only try do that twice a year for practice. (So mostly 2 guys that can make 140 agree to fight at 155 no weight cut type thing)

Note: add fights if you are getting early stoppages with no damage. Take off fights if your in wars…
Example, if your year 4 and chin a guy in round 1/10 3 times you should be fighting more. If your year 3 and have 3 8 round wars might not need a 4th that year…

really sensible post - ban Greg.

Sorry let me change my answer. 77 fights year one. Then one fight every 4 years till your 58.