my little cousin is a great boxer, and he wants me to be his manager how do i go about that?

Answer 1

How old is he? If he's old enough to think about turning pro, you have a different set of issues than if he's just a youngster looking to fight amateur. It's really hard to answer your question without more specifics--if you think he's got a *really* good shot at a pro career you might be better off finding someone with more experience. A boxing manager needs to know enough about boxing to deal with trainers and to make sure there are good "boxing people" around your fighter, enough about business to make sure your fighter is getting paid what he deserves, and enough about promotion to make sure that the people who's job it is to promote fights are doing what they're supposed to. Fill us in with some more details and I'll try to give you a more specific recommendation...

Answer 2

First of all, how old is your "little cousin?" And is he currently an amateur boxer? If he's amateur, or wants to compete as an amateur, there are no managers. However, if he is old enough to box pro, then you would need to contact your state's pro boxing commission and find out their requirements for getting licensed as a manager.

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Answer 3

Go to his boxing clubs and check out the local associations.