fighters, more than most sportsmen, 'feel the pull' i think. it's not about maintaining a record or preserving a legacy and so on.... it's more about who you are and finding it hard to not want to challenge yourself - and for a lot of fighters there aren't many options away from fighting. also, being sharp and being good at fighting is very ego-driven and gives you a healthy mindset. i know that doesn't sit too well when you're past your best, but you try telling that to someone who has 'never say die' for a motto.
boxing into his forties, that seems to be the norm these days, dont agree with it though but at the end of the day it is up to the individual!!!!!
Come on, Margarito will beat Mosley. He cant handle his pace at his age. He might get ko'd like Cotto did.
