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A supporter's fight in memory of his grandparents with Reid Eichelberger
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About the episode
We are hosting the first-ever Liberty Bell Brawl in Philadelphia! And to tell us all about this really exciting event is Fight Manager Reid Eichelberger. Reid tells Todd and Julie about the reason he decided to sign in and fight, his influences, and his deep commitment to the cause. Tune in to this thrilling episode of Not Every Fight Ends At The Bell!
JUMP STRAIGHT INTO:
(01:03) - Round 1: Today’s guest Reid Eichelberger tells us how he signed up for Haymakers - “I started immediately training, uh, with the end in mind, right? It becomes very real that you have to get in the ring in four months, you know?”
(04:53) - Mike Tyson’s influence on Reid - “I was a huge Mike Tyson fan. So, the head movement was. Honestly, I, at a certain point, Kevin Cobbs, who you know, who's in and out of everybody fights in the club, used to say, you have a gift and it's head movement.”
(07:34) - Getting in the ring - “Like it's, you train for four months for, like you've said, usually six minutes and it goes by so fast. It's the longest and shortest six. Like it's a time warp. Completely.”
(14:10) - Round two: Reid’s commitment to the cause - “It's not a joke. This whole event, is intended to be, in some way, shape, or form a representation on a volunteer basis of the fight that people go through with it that they not volunteered for.”
(17:17) - Round three: Becoming the Fight Manager for Philadelphia - “You should do it because you're gonna find, you're going to learn so much about yourself through the process. You know, almost comes back to like this internal motivation.”
Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell is presented and produced by Haymakers for Hope, in partnership with StudioPod Media. Our producers are former fighters Jordan McMillan and Julian Lewis.
Resource Links:
Not Every Fight Ends at the Bell - Show Page
Haymakers for Hope - Instagram
Connect with Reid Eichelberger on LinkedIn
Watch Reid’s fight on YouTube
View Reid’s fundraising page Reid Eichelberger | Haymakers for Hope
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