Ringside Pro Fight

“Watched my buddies amateur career turn into the pro career, 2-0 rn as a professional l. Finished amateurs I think 15-2 Dude was always quick (fights at 160ish) was always able to move well. What separated him from the others was he dropped out of college to chase this dream. He won some amateur matches, got a job at the boxing gym coaching (so now he’s always there) and lived and breathed boxing every second of the day. Dude was not unathletic when he started but he progressed extremely fast because of his pure dedication and sacrifice he used for the sport. He found a good gym, good and willing coach, and used every ounce of opportunity he had to further himself. I think his last pro fight they sold like 1500 tickets. I fought the exhibition prior to his pro debut which sold like 300 tickets. He’s making some money but the money is coming because the coach is an insanely good promoter (has fighters across the world, dudes always flying to Albania, Dubai, Saudi, Pakistan, Miami for his fighters). Anyway… what got him good was dedication, literal sacrifice (dropping out of college and dedicating the rest of his time not training to coaching) Country of origin (US)”