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Cleveland “Fly As Day” Jones Shares the Mindset of a Boxing Manager

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Cleveland “Fly As Day” Jones, manager of Golden Boy Promotions rising junior middleweight knockout artist Travell “Black Magic” Mazion (14-0, 12KOs) shares what goes in the mind of a boxing manager while training his boxer. Mazion will be returning back to ring, from an injury sustained on September 29th, 2018 vs Alan Zavala. The Team Mazion gears up for their 15th bout vs Jeremy Ramos which will be held in Grand Prairie, Texas on August 10th, 2019. The card will be filled with a lot of action as prospects and contenders from The Long Star State will clash it out.

The main event will be Hector “El Finito” Tanajara (17-0, 5 KOs) of San Antonio, Texas and he will defend his USNBC Lightweight Title in a 10-round clash. The co-main event will be Joshua “The Professor” Franco (15-1-1, 7 KOs), the unified NABF and WBA International Bantamweight Champion of San Antonio, Texas, who will defend his titles in a 10-round fight.

Cleveland “Fly As Day” Jones shared that as a manager it is important to handle the ego of his professional boxer and focus on the progress of his boxer. As a manager, one needs to work according to the clauses mentioned in the agreement signed with the boxer in order to reduce the chances for any sort of conflict. The manager also added that a boxing manager keeps track of the economics of other managers in the boxing world and he should start his training after analyzing the physical and physiological attributes of an amateur boxer.

A boxing manager must define all his legal rights and his boxer in a contract in order to sort any confusion if it arises. The manager further said it is vital to research about all the opportunities that can be utilized for a boxer in the boxing world.

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Why Todd Graves Is Driven To Innovate Golfing Techniques and Inspire Future Athletes

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When you look up the history of sports and how it changed over the years, you will find several influential public figures and athletes’ names at the top of unique inventions. After all, those who play the sport, also know what could improve and popularize it. Todd Graves is one of those individuals with a passion for golf and sports innovation.

He is an innovative thought leader and business expert with nearly 50 years of experience in the golf community. He practiced golf under the training and guidance of Murray “Moe” Norman, the world-renowned PGA golfer of the 20th Century. Norman was one of the most influential figures in the golf community with his unique techniques and innovative methods to approach the game.

His contributions and golf skills earned him the nickname of “Pipeline Moe”, mainly for his unmatched ability to hit one straight shot after another with the slightest deviation in the ball’s trajectory. As his protégé, Todd Graves vowed to be among the leading sports personalities and innovators in the golf space. He worked on the single-plane swing technique modeled by his mentor, Moe Norman over his professional career.

It is a technique that helps a golfer reduce strain on the lower back while increasing the consistency and frequency of making a solid impact with the ball. Before, it was limited in practice to highly experienced golfers with immense knowledge of kinetic movements and swinging techniques. Today, Todd Graves’ contributions have enabled the wide use and adoption of the single-plane swing method in the global golf community.

The pro golfer believes that innovation is a key component of progress and without progress, humanity could come to a standstill. Whether it is progress in the personal, professional, or sports world, every great athlete should strive for it and reach their maximum potential, according to Todd Graves. To bring new knowledge to a wider audience around the world, he recently partnered with Barry Morrow, who is a famous American screenwriter and film producer credited with co-writing the screenplay for the movie Rain Main (1988).

Graves partnered with Oscar-winning Barry Morrow to create a documentary on the life and achievements of the great pro golfer, Moe Norman. Through the documentary, Todd wishes to inspire athletes and motivate golfers to bring innovation to their gameplay. Todd Graves shares his drive for bringing innovation and catalyzing change in the sports world with aspiring athletes, pro golfers, and students.

Graves’s inspiration comes from his dedication to the advancement of sports science. He spent a better part of his career with kinesiology experts and sports scientists to discover intricate details involved in various physical activities, also including golf. He identified potential risk injuries, analyzed their occurrences, and gathered factual data with the help of scientists.

He aims to portray actual findings in his upcoming documentary and inspire young athletes to be more than participants in national and international competitions. Todd Graves stands as one of the most influential and inspirational figures in the golf community and has earned association with several famous personalities including Ben Hago, and Tiger Woods, among others.

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