“Although I’ve got what I’ve got now and I am appreciated, I do think I’ve underachieved. I can remember when I was one of our top prospects in the country, who should have done amazing things, and just by being stupid, wrong decisions, being daft, not really capitalizing it. Now that I’m with this team and doing everything right, I’m capitalizing on it now. I was sparring pros [in the amateurs] what were British champions, Commonwealth, Europeans and doing numbers on it. I know sparring is different and I always believed. I don’t know what broke my spirit. I don’t know if it was back then; I know boxing has changed. I was [selling] tickets, fighting and coming out with 1,400 quid. And I was like, ‘They were killing me.’ I can remember once getting a paycheck, 1,400 quid and crying when I was a young lad.”
Liam Cameron climbing both property and boxing ladders
