What all equipment or supplies do I need to become a professional women's boxer?

Answer 1

I agree with Mike, to be a professional womens boxer you need a lot more than expensive, flashy looking equipment.
You need dedication, committment and respect.

You need to be sure you can train 8 hours a day, 5am-9am and 1pm-5pm. Be up and ready at 4.30am for a 10km run then do weights, pad work, punching bag etc.
Not only that, spar everyday and come home with bruises, sore knuckles, sore ribs and other injuries and as you walk out of the gym for the night, your trainer yells out 'See you at 4am, we'll go for an extra long jog tomorrow, your a fighter, tough it out'.

I only train 2 hours a day, 5 days a week and I'm only an amateur fighter plus I work 8 hours a day in an office so I'm buggered by the end of the day when I get home at 8pm.

I'm not saying you can't do it, anyone can do it if they're focused. But it's not easy. You have to work for it girl, and the hard work pays off.

Answer 2

Forget the equipment and supplies. If you don't know the answer to this, you clearly need a lot of training and experience. The e&s is trivial and will be explained when you start training.

Answer 3

First, you gotta go amateur. Buy headgear gloves, ring shoes, trunks, since your a female a top. Then get a trainer or train yorself. Get some fights. Do good, get noticed, become professional

Answer 4

IF YOU ARE A GOOD TOUGH STREET FIGHTER, THEN THEY WILL GIVE ALL YOUR SUPPLIES YOU NEED TO BOX AND TRAIN, GO TO YOUR LOCAL GYM, AND TELLEM YOU WANT TO BE A PUNCHING MATE, THEN SHOW YOUR STUFF IF YOU CAN ..