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DeGale: Shortlist of two
I talked to a lot of potential trainers, including some guys in the north of England, but I've decided to stay in London because that is where my home is.
Jason De Gale
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James DeGale is set to announce his first trainer as a professional before the end of the year.
The Olympic gold medallist is poised to make his debut in the paid ranks in February after signing a contract with Sports Network promoter Frank Warren.
And while the 22-year-old middleweight admits he already has a shortlist of two possible trainers, he will definitely be based in his native south.
"I talked to a lot of potential trainers, including some guys in the north of England, but I've decided to stay in London because that is where my home is," he said.
"I need someone who will push me hard and the guys on my shortlist will certainly do that.
"It was great to get back into training last week. I love all the attention I've got since becoming Olympic champion and being asked to go to different events, but boxing is what I do.
"When I got back in the gym and the heart was pumping and the sweat was flowing I felt like I was back where I belong.
"I'll be training solidly now until I fight, and the only day I will have off is Christmas Day."
DeGale has vowed not to change his style dramatically after enjoying such success in China.
"Obviously I will need to do a few things differently," he added. "But I must have been doing something right to win the Olympics. You don't get a gold medal if you're no good.
"Amir Khan showed last weekend that you can punch and move and be exciting in the professional ranks, and that's exactly what I'm going to be doing.
"I'll be looking to sit down on my shots and plant my feet a bit more, but I will still be using my hand speed and my elusiveness as a professional."
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