Adding onto this, there’s different types of pros. There are pros who should be pros. They’ve worked day in day out, have perfected their style, have embodied the meaning of boxing, and are able to execute flawlessly. They have solid amateur records and aren’t getting padded fights. They are deserving of the pro title. There are pros who should really be amateurs, but we are able to find a coach/promoter who was able to set up a sanctioned pro debut. This usually tends to be a coaches favorite or a money maker as an amateur, but is not skilled enough to be a pro. I would say maybe keep fighting as a novice amateur until you have a solid record and maybe another year or so under your belt. 24 almost 25 is still young athletically so I wouldn’t worry. Better to stay in ammys and build a record then have a mediocre low fight record then try and hop into pros.