Boxing is not a game you play. It is two combatants going after each other to win a battle for 12-36 minutes of speed, strength, and strategy. It is wise to get as much amateur experience as possible, just as in every other individual or team sport, so when one turns Professional they are well versed in this most unforgiving sport. Australian, Lucas Big Daddy Browne, WBC #9, WBA #13, IBF #13 is one of the few successful Boxers to buck the trend of an amateur career, prior to turning Professional. He was a 6-2 (6 KOs) MMA fighter who, at 30 years of age, decided to venture into Professional Boxing. He stated I started fighting because I didnt want to look back and ask what if. Those words are what many think or say, who dont finish their bucket lists at the end of an unfulfilled life. The Sydney based, Ricky Hatton Promoted, Browne is anything but typical. He has reeled off 20 straight victories (18 by KO). He has wins over Travis Walker (RTD7), James Toney (UD 12), and over 14-0 Richard Towers (TKO5). He has dreams of Wladimir Klitschko, and would like to first face Chisora, then Deontay Wilder before his Title shot. His hope is to also to develop a fan base in the US, perhaps as soon as late 2014 or early 2015. He has put in extra work of late in the gym looking leaner and stronger, but is realistic in his own self assessment, stating Im still learning on the job. THIS WEEKS FUTURE STAR: LUCAS BIG DADDY BROWNE
Posted on: Fri, 30 May 2014 20:48:52 +0000
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