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Lexington boxer credits faith as she enters pros By Morgan Eads, Lexington Herald-Leader After winning her first professional fight in the first round, there's no denying that Lexington boxer Samantha "Sammy" Kinchen has power in the ring. The trick, her coach says, is training her to rein in that power. During a training session at HITS Fitness in Lexington this month, Kinchen's coach, James Doolin, reminded the 24-year-old that she's trying to be a 10-round fighter. As she launched one blow after another into Doolin's mitts, he told her she'd "die in six" if she didn't learn to save her power for the right punches. Full story at kentucky.com This story was posted on 2019-12-30 11:14:10
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