Interview with Ryan Rhodes Sometimes the sequel is better than the original. Or so Ryan Rhodes hopes come June 18. As a Spice Boy the Sheffield fighters first world title attempt came at the tender age of 20-years old when he lost out on a points decision to American, Otis Grant for the WBO Middleweight title. Now, after a career that would make a good rollercoaster ride in a theme park, the 34-year old Rhodes jets off to Mexico in pursuit of world honours once again and a happier ending when he faces WBC light-middleweight champion Saul Alvarez. read more here :good ta
I'd love him to do it and I don't rate the ginger kid that highly. As a boxing match I'd say that Rhodes has a slightly uphill struggle due to ginger kid's workrate but if Rhodes gets him in trouble he'll finish the job.
Rhodes has still never lost at lightmiddleweight man I never knew that till yesterday .All his losses at middleweight
I honestly think he has a great chance, Alvarez is overrated and I think he will feel the pressure being the mexican golden boy and will feel obliged to brawl with rhodes which could play into ryans hands.