Obviously hope Enzo is OK, but he surely can't fight again. Matty Hall announced his retirement as well. Looks like we've seen the last of these 2 in the ring. Both warriors who went out fighting. Wish them all the best for the future
Yes, good luck to the both of them in the future :good They gave it their all in the ring tonight, just like they have done every time they've fought, but tonight just wasn't their night.
Can Only Echo Your Thoughts. Both men are sheer class in and out of ring. Hall was brilliant in that interview. Hope people keep him in sport because i worry he may end up falling back into bother or a dead end job. Like to see him work with young fighters around area etc. Enzo..well hang em up and get yourself on panel of pundits. He's a good guy and would fit in well.
Both did okay tonight. Thought Hall boxed to the best of his ability, was competitive until the end but he was up against a brick wall who was just a bit too tough and polished for him. Enzo was winning, Afolabi all over again, and lets face it made a major error swinging a wild punch and got banjo'd by a huge left hook he never even saw because he was busy missing.
Enzo won't be allowed to carry on.. That's him done with boxing. He's got a family to be healthy for. Carry on the tremendous work he does with young boys locally. Get him up as a pundit, he'd be quality.. A lot better than Khan anyway. Don't know whether the MMA talk could be an option, unsure how advanced he is put it would be a decent pay cheque for him win or lose. After tonight though i'm unsure whether he should fight again, health is more important. Respect Enzo
Both guys true boxers. These are the type of guys who boxing need. Gave us great nights throughout there career. Hall still has a future IMO, he is a good kid and just held his own with a world class fighter for six rounds.
yeah respect to both Hall and Enzo ~ and respect has to go to Frenkel for not going mad after the KO,true sportsmanship right there
I felt sorry for Enzo, seen him box a few times, and always enjoyed watching him, good luck in his retirement.