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Usually, boxers don't need a college education. The most common degree for boxers is high school diploma with 53% graduates, with only 15% boxer graduates earning associate degree. Boxers who decided to graduate from college often finish University of Phoenix or University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

Boxers can earn income through various channels, including fight fees determined by their ratings, popularity, and the promotion of the boxing event. A promotion company they have a contract with may pay wages, and boxers can also earn money by participating in sparring sessions while honing their skills.

Career Overview Education RequiredNoneTraining RequirementsContinuous physical trainingOther RequirementsPhysicals or pre-fight medical exam required in most statesLicensurePros must be licensed by state boxing commissionsJob Growth (2020-30)38% (for all professional athletes and sports competitors)*1 more row

Pro boxers in the U.S. and amateur boxers in some states have to be licensed by state athletic commissions. Requirements differ by state, but they often involve a medical exam certifying that a candidate is fit to fight. In some states, moral character and reputation are also a factor.

Access to criminal history information can be obtained on the Wisconsin Online Record Check System at . Adult criminal history information is public record in the State of Wisconsin. Anyone may obtain this information provided they pay the fee established by the Wisconsin Legislature.

If you are at the courthouse, you can request a copy at $1.25 per page from the Clerk of Courts office and it's available immediately. You can contact the court reporter and request a copy at 50 cents per page.