Quote Originally Posted by goldengloveschamp
I know my other options, but what would my friend have to do to be my manager?
Get you boxing gigs manage your career, negotiate on your behalf and so on .


I would recommend doing it correct from the start with a professional manager / promoter that is already cemented in the field of boxing . If you are a quality fighter and have a good amateur background, you owe it yourself to make the best of it and do it right. I would go interview several guys and see what they can do for you. I have heard great things about Lester Bedford, that’s why I suggested him. He did a fantastic job with James Leija as his manager and promoter , and he has put together well over 100 quality boxing matches in the state of Texas . Bedford has working ties with companies such as Goldenboy promotions and so on. Set up an interview mate . See what he and other managers can do for you.