Pull up the shorts. Relax the clenched poses. Wear a shirt whose buttons can survive the evening. Keep boxing, graduation, and public speaking in the profile. Show your face and let those moments carry the photo.
Keep the black knit and clear framing. Release the tight mouth; this portrait does not need a tougher pose.
Let the smile happen without clenching. Tidy the hair and leave the simple black-and-white outfit alone.
Stop dragging the waistband down and tensing every muscle for a mirror. The pose is doing far too much.
Raise the waistband and relax your shoulders. Next time, use a beach or pool photo where being shirtless makes sense.
Keep the graduation and the friend. Relax the tight expression on the right; you already have a reason to smile.
Keep the gown and the occasion. Take the photo between formal poses, with a relaxed mouth and an easy stance.
Give that shirt some room. The pulling across the chest and sleeves turns the speech photo into a fit problem.
Choose a shirt that closes without pulling. Relax your hands around the microphone and use a frame between words.
Keep boxing in the profile. Pick a shot where the headgear does not swallow the person we are meant to meet. Give women a glimpse of your warmth and who you are outside the fight.
Ask a friend to catch you smiling after the competition, gloves off and face visible. Include a teammate if it feels natural. Show the relief, the pride, and the people around you.
Shirtless pics are a win, flexing ones not so much. Hot tub and swim shorts, hiking, etc. You dont need to flex for the ladies just be shirtless they can see your fit
A better boxing shot would be you smiling before the match while having your gloves laced up. Have someone photograph that moment.
Also, I think the pics showing he’s educated + confident enough to do public speaking are things both sexes could appreciate.
Get rid of the shirtless and the last pic. The shirt doesn’t fit well
Great first pic, very cool third pic. Fourth fine. shirtless mirror has to go. Last picture looks awkward/candid but up to you.