Something outside of perp
- Thread starter Brandito
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It'll take around 3 years before you're allowed to fight with people. General boxing rules.
Besides that, who cares if a lot of people like you. I've made posts here several times and I say the same they say to me. Who cares they are online anyways and it's just a game. Be who you are
Besides that, who cares if a lot of people like you. I've made posts here several times and I say the same they say to me. Who cares they are online anyways and it's just a game. Be who you are
They say the same to me* cause I'm not liked very much either. But look at me 4 years and I'm still rolling 
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Also tbh i know the feeling. I've done martial arts and shit, so I've been considering boxing aswell so I get what you mean xD
.Also tbh i know the feeling. I've done martial arts and shit, so I've been considering boxing aswell so I get what you mean xD
3 years
dude you need to stop talking about people's private parts
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Might just be Denmark yes. Here you need to train and practice before you can fight someone.
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Just some tips for your potential boxing career:
- Go to a sports shop and try out different gloves before purchasing one. You want something that's comfortable and balances weight with the ability to hit hard.
- Don't try fighting people above your weight class to begin with.
- Float like a butter fly sting like a bee. Blocking every hit can wear you down, get good at dodging too.
- Mouth guards are important, don't fight without them unless you want a gob like this:
Remember safety is key in pugilism.
- Go to a sports shop and try out different gloves before purchasing one. You want something that's comfortable and balances weight with the ability to hit hard.
- Don't try fighting people above your weight class to begin with.
- Float like a butter fly sting like a bee. Blocking every hit can wear you down, get good at dodging too.
- Mouth guards are important, don't fight without them unless you want a gob like this:
Remember safety is key in pugilism.
