I believe he has a chance, but he will need to start sparring and training on a daily basis. You have 3 years to have him spar with different opponents and you might want to sign him up for the golden gloves, this way he can get experience on what to expect when he try's out for the Olympics. I also have a 7 year old who I'm training my self and hope one day for him to be successfully on this sport. Its not hard it just takes a lot of dedication and the willing to train hard. i hope i answer you question. thanks and good luck. ummm...if you have been training for a few years and have not had one fight, something is wrong...my gym goes to fights once a week atleast when you are trained with basic knowledge...my answer would be no unless u get a better trainer...( but my answer is good as any other clown on here ya know good luck with it man.)
he became a great boxer by training.
Spike Cheney
yes
Mary kom
If a boxer fought a mixed martial artist in mixed martial arts there is a pretty good chance of them loosing because of kicks, the clinch, knees, elbows, and the ground game. As for a mixed martial artist boxing a boxer, they would be sure to lose. Most mixed martial artists don't have the refined hands of a boxer because they must spend their time training on many other aspects of fighting. Boxers spend their whole time training their hands only.
László Papp.
David Reid
saina nehwal and a boxer player
No. He was a golden gloves boxer.
Boxing was not a sport held in the Olympics in Greece or was it a Roman entertainment.
There are many good books about training puppies, in particular, "The Everything Boxer Book: A Complete Guide to Raising, Training, and Caring for Your Boxer" by Karla Spitzer is a great choice. There are many others specifically for the Boxer as well as many for dogs in general such as "The Sit Down Come Heel Stay and Stand Book: A Step-By-Step Dog Training Achievement Book" by Claire Arrowsmith.
Strength, Stamina, Gloves, Training, Speed