I can answer questions regarding rules for both pro and amateur boxing; upcoming bouts; fight analysis/predictions; various other questions. I am an experienced amateur boxing official with USA Boxing (14 years) and I have completed a yearlong professional officials` clinic with the California State Athletic Commission.
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Hi Andy, Thanks for the question. Each state has its own requirements for licensing boxers, so you'll need to contact the New York State Athletic Commisssion directly. Here's the contact information:
Hi Dorrie, Thanks for the question. In my experience, I have found the USA Boxing Junior Olympic Program (for boxers ages 8-16) to be extremely positive and empowering for young participants. When
Hi Aidan, Thanks for the question. Are you referring to competition or sparring? For competition, glove size is determined by the weight of the boxers, but it's probably safe to say that you're both
Hi Brandon, Thanks for the question. I'm not sure if you're referring to amateur or professional boxing, and the answers would be very different. Since you mentioned local tournaments, I'll assume you
Hi Alex, Thanks for the question. Technically, you can still compete as an amateur in USA Boxing's regular program until you turn 35. After that point, your amateur competition would be restricted to
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