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pwarbi
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I recently posted about Anthony Crolla being beaten and him now deciding what his future is, and if he should continue boxing. I think many boxers after being beaten will think long and hard about if they want to carry on but that's juts their pride that's been hurt and eventually they do get back in the ring. When does a boxer think enough is enough though?
Nobody can obviously fight forever but a lot of boxers want to carry on fighting as long as they can, and not just for the money but because they actually love the sport itself. When the time does come to retire it's often a hard decision to make so if you was a boxer, what would be the deciding factor for you to finally call it a day and hang up your gloves?
Nobody can obviously fight forever but a lot of boxers want to carry on fighting as long as they can, and not just for the money but because they actually love the sport itself. When the time does come to retire it's often a hard decision to make so if you was a boxer, what would be the deciding factor for you to finally call it a day and hang up your gloves?