>being in your 30s fighting against REAL pro prospects who are
>17-18 yr old?
>sheesh
>at that point you're basically just doing it to say you did
>it

Yeah....this is often more valuable than anything else,
though....unfortunately(or fortunately) it takes you
until your older to understand this

My brain is worth a whole lot of money, I get paid to
be a huge nerd and I won't give up boxing because its
changed my life in a number of ways. I'm indebted to it.

>that and my former stable mate (jesse hart) had my weight
>class on lock in the open division
>dude was only 17 then but he was a grown ass man in the ring.
>i'm good

Hahah "i'm good"

I hear that

The only reason I'm *decent* in the ring is that I'd
rather fight heavier fighters than lighter fighters
because I can't deal with fast hands....most cruisers
and hw in the amateur circuit are big hitters who can't
box for shit, so I can potshot my way in some close wins/
losses (I learned how to box at 14 when I was like 100lbs
and am far from an expert, but don't do dumbass shit like
telegraph punches and overextend)


>and OE is right GG is an underrated event. more ppl should go.
>it's cheap, u get to see dudes who will potentially become
>house hold names in the future, etc