The 10 Commandments of Boxing.

[beenKOed]

What are 10 things a boxer should do to have a successful career, assuming he has athletic ability, OK power, decent chin, and determination?

1. Get some amateur experience, more is better.

Be serious or have fun, I don't give a hoot one way or another.😑

[El Kabong]

2. Don't take unnecessary punishment when you can avoid getting hit/boxing is hit and don't get hit

[Beanz]

2.Boxing is a jealous God, thou shalt have no other Gods before me

Get serious, get devoted. 75% never cut it and time spent out of the gym or the ring is time wasted. (unless you are sleeping). You have a short career and a similarly dedicated opponent, particularly once you start to step up in level, so if you want to make something of yourself act and work like a pro NOW

[Beanflicker]

Besides all the cliche stuff about training hard and eating your vitamins, guys should make sure to get themselves a great lawyer and a legit sports agent, and avoid signing away their careers to these god awful contracts promoters like Bob Arum have been tying guys up with.

[Bill Paxtom]

#1 ..... Financing
#2 ..... Management
#3 ..... Trainer
#4 ..... Promoter
#5 ..... Training Facility
#6 ..... Attorney
#7 ..... Shtick or Gimmick
#8 ..... Publicist
#9 ..... Television Exposure
#10 ... Luck and Timing

See < Cassius Clay

[SlimTrae]

Looks like BP covered them all- maybe I'd put Promoter first- since thats' the main thing stopping fights.