am i too old to become a pro boxer?

[SwiftMcvay]

Do you have any fights? Have you had true hard sparring with good fighters? And have you done this for 1 year or longer?

If you can't answer yes to all of these questions, wait until you can before you even start thinking of a pro career. Train hard, get better, get your ass kicked in sparring by some good fighters. Get some ammy fights. Then you'll know if you love boxing enough to attempt to make a career of it.

 

[fightingrabbit]

Aside from all those guys who started late and went on to achieve great things. Dick.

Well he doesn't have to listen to me. I wouldn't

 

[mma midwest fan]

Kimbo just started boxing in his 30's and he's getting gigs. You'll be fine. Just keep your hands up.

 

[DjBrandenburg]

While this thread is active, I'll ask the same question. I'm only 17, though.

 

[Looshbob]

While this thread is active, I'll ask the same question. I'm only 17, though.

No.

 

[Fraz]

Randy Couture became a pro-boxer in his 30s

 

[Kliven1122]

While this thread is active, I'll ask the same question. I'm only 17, though.

Who cares. You won't be any good anyways.

It's annoying people who ask these questions. If you want to fight you would. Not ask if you can on a forum.

 

[ZroC]

I can think of loads of pros who started late, there's probably 5 times as many amateurs who went on to great success there, some even win medals at the Olympics.

Who cares. You won't be any good anyways.

It's annoying people who ask these questions. If you want to fight you would. Not ask if you can on a forum.

Better off asking for a list of boxers who started late. Same result if people are only out for a bit of motivation.

 

[T800***]

no its not too late but that depends on ur genetics learning abilities and your drive to train and fight hard and smart

and lastly heart kid its all about heart dont listen to the haters