Frankie Davey started boxing at 15 in a white collar gym, turned pro at 19 with only nine amateur fights, and built 350,000 followers on TikTok before most of boxing knew his name. In this episode, he talks about the dad who drove him to every session, earning his place in Ben Davison's gym, who really gets paid in boxing, the first pro fight that cost him money, turning down tens of thousands to build Mandatory, and getting up off the canvas in his first title fight. It is a conversation about money, self-belief, and becoming undeniable.
Frankie Davey started boxing at 15 in a white collar gym, turned pro at 19 with only nine amateur fights, and built 350,000 followers on TikTok before most of boxing knew his name. In this episode, he talks about the dad who drove him to every session, earning his place in Ben Davison's gym, who really gets paid in boxing, the first pro fight that cost him money, turning down tens of thousands to build Mandatory, and getting up off the canvas in his first title fight. It is a conversation about money, self-belief, and becoming undeniable.
Frankie Davey started boxing at 15 in a white collar gym, turned pro at 19 with only nine amateur fights, and built 350,000 followers on TikTok before most of boxing knew his name. In this episode, he talks about the dad who drove him to every session, earning his place in Ben Davison's gym, who really gets paid in boxing, the first pro fight that cost him money, turning down tens of thousands to build Mandatory, and getting up off the canvas in his first title fight. It is a conversation about money, self-belief, and becoming undeniable.