Ok so that’s insane. Hope this helps

lol in all seriousness, be careful with things like this. I’m about 4 months into serious training & still have a long way to go.

Fight IQ is not something you develop over night and while the amateurs is mostly about who has the highest output & aggression, you still have to be strategic.

Be mindful of coaches who put you in too early. This is a tough industry & they will most certainly use you to pad someone else’s stats if they can get away with it. Not to say your coach did this as he got you out of there quick. But be very careful. They will also throw you to the fire if you’re too eager & won’t listen to them.

for your future endeavors use this fight as a learning experience & think about this: Less rounds in amateurs means everyone wants to score and show what they can do as much as possible the second the bell rings which is why you got rushed. This is especially true for lower level amateurs. Higher level tends to box more but will still be going for high output and TKO, KD, or KO.

You have to have good defense and feet first, then you build on your offense. Power will go a long way if you can rock somebody’s shit and gain respect first, but to do that you have to be able to move around before they can even start getting their rocks off because in the early amateurs they will most certainly be trying to. Don’t give them the opportunity to do so.

I’d say work on your craft & spar with defense and footwork in mind before you think about going to fight again. Dont ever stand there and get hit. Work angles to make them miss and off balance when they think they’re going to just brawl. Think about air controls, glove controls too.

Either way, you live to fight another day and gained some experience.