We all know back in 2013, exactly six years ago, Krusher took Nathan Cleverly's soul and essentially ended his career. However, a lesser known fact is that Welsh summer night he also took Frank's soul as a callous added bonus. Frank had massively high hopes for Nathan and thought that HBO showcase would be the start of a hugh US adventure for the young welsh dragon and his fish-eyed handler. Old Frank used to bang on about Nathan's "iron chin" and "boxing IQ" non stop to anyone who'd listen, but Sergey clearly showed both were nothing but fantasies dreamt up behind Frank's dented forehead. Frank lost his soul that night in Cardiff and ever since he's been building up his light heavy arsenal in the hopes that one day he can defeat the man who took it. Frank has waited six long years with no hope on the horizon so out of desperation to become whole again he's sent his prize young cub out to battle with all the odds stacked against him. Any logical fan who knows the ways of Warren will admit the above is the only logical explanation for why he would throw his unproven, untested and inexperienced prospect to the Chelyabinsk wolves as he has tonight. God speed Anthony Yarde. Godspeed.
