Jamie Laing

There was like a time where, because I was with my amateur trainers for like from the ages of nine to 18.

And it's just like amateurs and professionals, it's just two completely different sports.

Like I would say, I would say amateur boxing is a sport.

Professional boxing is a fight.

So it's like in amateur boxing, you're not really, you're like point scoring.

You're trying to win and trying to win, win the judges over.

Whereas like,

And you got, you got, you got three minutes to, um, you got nine minutes to win a fight.

Whereas like in professional boxing, it's like you got 36 minutes to like knock the man unconscious.

Do you know what I mean?

Or like punch him up till he stops.

So it's two completely different sports.

And like, it's just like when I turned professional, like I just, um, I was still trying to box as a professional with my amateur style and it just, it doesn't work because you can't, you can't sprint a marathon.

no so um you have to change everything exactly so and obviously i i but i did stay i stayed with them for like a year obviously knowing like um knowing this on my mind and i was like i don't i don't want

for me to break before I fix it.

So I was like, let me fix it before it breaks.

And then obviously I moved to the Ben Davidson Performance Center.

And yeah, I mean, I've been doing all right.

I believe that's correct.

I've never actually asked my mum or dad when specifically we moved back.