....slated for last year. i'm not saying i wanted him to come back, but just curious as the news on the matter just stopped. anyone know anything ? http://www.thestar.com/sports/2012/05/11/razor_ruddock_48_mounts_a_boxing_comeback.html
No boxing commission would probaly license him at 48:huh, good thing for him because i doubt he would have gotten very far, he wasn't that much in his prime. He could probably be a trainer in Canada or something like a 9-5 gig, but forget about fighting at 48, boxing's hard enough in your 20's and 30s..
Thank God someone talked him out of this ridiculous "comeback".The reality for Razor is that nobody would pay him what he thought he was worth. He is kicking back in Florida trying to cash in on his name-but he forgot he doesn't have one anymore.
Hope Razor fares well in whatever he does... he put a lot of effort into the ring and just glad that he is not on drugs or completely broke... I have a lot of compassion for these guys especially the heavies cause some of them fit the MO or stereotype of just being dumb athletes and some may not have too many tools to make a living after they are done fighting
Even allowing for the fact that these guys arent financial geniuses ( who is ?) It never ceases to amaze me how many of these guys end up potless.. these guys earned fortunes in their prime .
