If you could train with one fighter, who would it be?

[Trainer Monkey]

Would have loved to have been able to train in the same gym as the like of Duran, Hagler, Whittaker etc. At the moment I'd love to train in the saame gym as JMM.

I wanna train w/Donny.

(I do tho...)

It sux so bad losing good sparring partners. Aside from famous people and all from boxing, and its history, am at a place where right now I don't have a lot standing in front of me when I climb through the ropes, and it is frustrating. A person needs challenges to learn, and right now in sparring I don't have that.

Ended up sparring my coach last week, as he saw I needed something...as I was in there with all new people, and getting frustrated. He's like 210lbs and in shape, great shape for his 43 years, and thought he even broke my nose for a min. hahah...but I could let go on him, and he went hard on me. But it was a band aid spar...won't be a reg. workout deal.

So I spose, I would take anyone with more experience and better then I currently am...to learn from. Hopefully in the right weight range also.

If its any consolation,the best way to learn is to fight someone you cant beat.You find your way around your own skin that way

[Youngblood]

Would have loved to have been able to train in the same gym as the like of Duran, Hagler, Whittaker etc. At the moment I'd love to train in the saame gym as JMM.

I wanna train w/Donny.

(I do tho...)

It sux so bad losing good sparring partners. Aside from famous people and all from boxing, and its history, am at a place where right now I don't have a lot standing in front of me when I climb through the ropes, and it is frustrating. A person needs challenges to learn, and right now in sparring I don't have that.

Ended up sparring my coach last week, as he saw I needed something...as I was in there with all new people, and getting frustrated. He's like 210lbs and in shape, great shape for his 43 years, and thought he even broke my nose for a min. hahah...but I could let go on him, and he went hard on me. But it was a band aid spar...won't be a reg. workout deal.

So I spose, I would take anyone with more experience and better then I currently am...to learn from. Hopefully in the right weight range also.

If its any consolation,the best way to learn is to fight someone you cant beat.You find your way around your own skin that way

Well it is not any consolation, because that was exactly my point.

I don't mind training with new people, and being that marker for them. Paying it forward, if you will. But as of right now, have just lost my reg. sparring partner, and I have no one to challenge me in our gym..something that is obviously crucial.

They also won't just pop out of thin air, as we are isolated where we live. So my only hope really, is that someone shows up. The other possibility is that I can arrange sparring with a few guys from the other boxing club in our city, but as of now we are caught in a rivalry that isn't doing either of us any good and preventing it.

[Trainer Monkey]

I wanna train w/Donny.

(I do tho...)

It sux so bad losing good sparring partners. Aside from famous people and all from boxing, and its history, am at a place where right now I don't have a lot standing in front of me when I climb through the ropes, and it is frustrating. A person needs challenges to learn, and right now in sparring I don't have that.

Ended up sparring my coach last week, as he saw I needed something...as I was in there with all new people, and getting frustrated. He's like 210lbs and in shape, great shape for his 43 years, and thought he even broke my nose for a min. hahah...but I could let go on him, and he went hard on me. But it was a band aid spar...won't be a reg. workout deal.

So I spose, I would take anyone with more experience and better then I currently am...to learn from. Hopefully in the right weight range also.

If its any consolation,the best way to learn is to fight someone you cant beat.You find your way around your own skin that way

Well it is not any consolation, because that was exactly my point.

I don't mind training with new people, and being that marker for them. Paying it forward, if you will. But as of right now, have just lost my reg. sparring partner, and I have no one to challenge me in our gym..something that is obviously crucial.

They also won't just pop out of thin air, as we are isolated where we live. So my only hope really, is that someone shows up. The other possibility is that I can arrange sparring with a few guys from the other boxing club in our city, but as of now we are caught in a rivalry that isn't doing either of us any good and preventing it.

We're rural here too,thats why I have working arrangements with other gyms.
Ask your trainer if he'd be open to that

[Prophetic:::Poet]

Floyd Mayweather or Sugar Ray Leonard...

[Scrap]

Worked with some great Fighters, funny enougth didnt enjoy it as much as Fighters that people told me I was wasting my time with. You are learning more about yourself and coaching, plus its more enjoyable to me. Remember one kid when I got hold of Him and saying He would win a British title, people laugthing and telling me Id lost it. When He won the World Title I had a Big smile on my Face . Another I was told would never make a Fighter while He had a hole in his arse, now people think He is a natural , He is like a son to me, been there done it got the Tee Shirt with Him wanker

[Pugilistic]

B-hop no doubt about it.

[Von Milash]

Sugar Ray Leonard or Mike Tyson.