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Josh Warrington reverses the retirement decision, Tyson anger, outside the game and delicious Orie, GB Olympics, in a difficult way, ended his professional career.
Boxing is a cruel trade, but it can still be difficult, putting themselves behind.
Warrington wrestled in boxing or wanting to continue to retire or continue.
Warrington thought was enough after the loss of Anthony Cacor last year.
However, this remained a case in just a few weeks. The former IBF feather champion has already been rebuilt and believes that it has a final run in it.
He said “the dependence of the sport” Sky sports. “The sport is very addictive. It doesn’t have a feeling like to fight the night and get to fight the night at the camp and then raise your arm at the end.
“It is clear that when he doesn’t go your way, he is the worst in the world. But I still feel good enough to have more inherited for myself.”
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Callum says Simpson greets the role model and is ready to prove that Josh Warrington and his LEEDS can go to the most title as a feather champion.
Tyson thinks that his wrath can take longer, but the former heavy world champion returns to sports.
Warrington also protects that it is necessary to be angry with this box.
“Something with Tyson is a showman who needs a fantastic showman and obvious boxing.
“Tyson provides it. The trash can, strange outfits, are under the skin of the people. It’s always fun.
“At one stage he really retired,” said Warrington continued. “I feel like I will come back.
“People will go on a stage what they think (are angry), bam, bam, ‘I’m back’
Delicious Orie was a highly successful amateur super heavy weight. In addition to winning the title of national elite, he was a gold medalist in unity and European Games before the Olympicist.
However, after a professional war, Orie declared shock to retire.
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Former boxing world champion Josh Warrington, Warrington Wolf and Leeds Rhinos in the semi-triple pitch in a competition in a mysterious speed ‘wire flyer’.
“It can be enough for him. A battle can be enough,” said Warrington. “For me, I talk to myself, I always had goals, and it’s me and targets and targets caught me.
“When I first started, I wanted to win an English title and win a mortgage deposit. I have been 12 years for him.
“I still think I’m good enough to win a world title,” he said.
“I want to end my terms if I’m behind my career.”
Callum Simpson Challenge Ivan Zucco for European title living this Saturday Sky sports.
