I hope it happens, I would like to see how much Grant has left. http://www.eastsideboxing.com/news.php?p=23727&more=1
not saying he isnt nice and if he wants to feed his family its up to him how he does it, but it may be better for him not to after the lewis fight he always looked like he went to pieces when when hit hard .
Interesting, wasn't he mentioned as a possible Arreola opponent the year before last? :think Best of luck to him if he is serious about him.
Grant was severely overhyped after Golota fight. Every time he stepped up he was brutally KO'd (with the exception of Golota, who wasn't far from getting TKO1 either, and quit when on the best way to get a decision anyway). Even if he would be 100% of his former self (which I doubt, based on his age and previous comeback), it wouldn't be much - a fighter that looks impressive against C level fighters, but otherwise folds every time he meets a decent opponent. The combination of weak chin and leaky defence won't get you too far even in current HW, and I have the impressionGrant was never able to learn anything about defence.
Just googled it. It was the end of last year. He was one of the possible comeback opponents after the Vitali fight. http://www.boxnews.com.ua/en/news/6068/2009-11-05/Chris-Arreolas-Foe-May-Come-Down-To-Minto-Rossy
:good Thanks for finding that mate. I would have tuned in to that fight. Now that Arreola lost to Adamek, I say make it happen!!
i remember when he broke his ankle... the slow motion had him falling back and his ankle floppin around before he hit the canvas.
What trainer would help make Grant all he can be at this point in his career? Could somebody teach an old dog new tricks and rebuild Grant starting with the jab?
back in the days jameel big time mccline looked like a big threat turns out he was just a big diesel dud.