Gotcha. That sort of sucks about the more experienced guys being around, but one thing is that your conditioning might play a better part. A lot of guys are good, but can't go rounds or put in the long work. That's why horses like Jesse Feliciano, Jimmy Strohl, Ishe Smith, Lonnie Smith, and my boy Diego when he was still at it continuously got offers, because they can go as many rounds as needed and are made out of iron. Often out-classed skill-wise, but often make their more skillful opponents work twice as hard as they're used to.
Hmm, a bleeder eh? I'll shoot you a PM about that. I do cut work on the side and recently fixed a bleeder at Tocco's. Kid hits the fuckin' heavybag and his nose starts to spew. You get that under control, utilize your conditioning, and it should make for better opportunities.
What sucks for me is I go through bouts of being either in too high demand, or too low. It's either "WE NEED YOUR MAN NOW!"...or "NAH WE DON'T WANT NO DAMN SOUTHPAW."
