Dan Fleyshman

Did it again.

Did it again.

So on the make money side of the podcast, at what point can a boxer make money? Because the first one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight years, it's kind of hard to make money, right? You're just living off of sponsor money. But boxing is expensive. You've got to get trainers and coaches and food and supplements and gym time. There's a lot of money that goes into it. How do you make money?

So on the make money side of the podcast, at what point can a boxer make money? Because the first one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight years, it's kind of hard to make money, right? You're just living off of sponsor money. But boxing is expensive. You've got to get trainers and coaches and food and supplements and gym time. There's a lot of money that goes into it. How do you make money?

You didn't even have social media back then.

You didn't even have social media back then.

So when you go from amateur to pro, do you need a manager, an agent? Can people do it on their own? What happens?

So when you go from amateur to pro, do you need a manager, an agent? Can people do it on their own? What happens?

There's only like a half a dozen main guys in boxing still. Like decades later, there's Bob Arum over here.

There's only like a half a dozen main guys in boxing still. Like decades later, there's Bob Arum over here.

John King over there. Oscar De La Hoya. Like there's main characters that are like.

John King over there. Oscar De La Hoya. Like there's main characters that are like.

Come on over.

Come on over.

Well, things are different now. There is social media. Yes. But there is tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, maybe a million boxers around the planet.

Well, things are different now. There is social media. Yes. But there is tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, maybe a million boxers around the planet.

But only a certain amount of thousands that are actually good and can actually go for it. What can you do to stand out if you're actually good? I'm not saying for the bad ones. You actually have a chance, right? You're 10 and 3. You got a shot at going and doing your thing. How can you stand out from all the other 10 and 3 boxers?

But only a certain amount of thousands that are actually good and can actually go for it. What can you do to stand out if you're actually good? I'm not saying for the bad ones. You actually have a chance, right? You're 10 and 3. You got a shot at going and doing your thing. How can you stand out from all the other 10 and 3 boxers?

Because ultimately, boxing is a show.

Because ultimately, boxing is a show.