Sites to learn more about boxing.

[Dia bando]

it isn't bad that i learned most of what i know about boxing from forums?

no.

don't be bashful you are fountain of knowledge, You no a bit about boxing as well.;d

i hate you, can we delete that smiley please?

Sorry bud can't do serious on a Monday.

[Dia bando]

it isn't bad that i learned most of what i know about boxing from forums?

no.

don't be bashful you are fountain of knowledge, You no a bit about boxing as well.;d

i hate you, can we delete that smiley please?

Sorry bud can't do serious on a Monday.

Or Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday,maybe Friday.

[greynotsoold]

You can pick up a fair bit of knowledge here, whether it be about boxing history/fights and fighters, or the 'how to...' aspect of it.

[Bo-Bo24]

Im a newbie to saddo and I've found they're a knowledgeable bunch here

[Spicoli]

It isn't bad that I learned most of what I know about boxing from forums?

Nah, that's good. The great thing is the randomness and diversity. Take some things with a grain of salt and research further, documentaries, books...be a sponge! There's opinion on a forum as with everything and the occasional agenda, but over time you see the pattern. You'll learn much more amongst new and old fellow fans than you will from any payed network talking head. But the best way...watch the fights, all of them

[0james0]

Myboxingcoach has loads of good videos if you want to learn. Google it.

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

Myboxingcoach has loads of good videos if you want to learn. Google it.

Thank you James!!

For the life of me, I was trying to remember the name of this website... I used to visit this site loads a couple of years back. Amazing write-up's on Duran, Hagler, Chavez, Mayweather etc.... Think I've just about bled it dry

[0james0]

The chap who does it is brilliant, called Fran. Always happy to answer questions and the site allows you to watch loads of coaching videos for free, although his accent is tricky to understand sometimes.