'Sporting Greats' - Barry McGuigan
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Hear, hear.
A terrific world class fighter in his brief prime. A handful for any elite fighter when he was at his best - I think he would have given Naz a torrid night. I have always had respect for him and would rather listen to his words than an overexuberant journo tbh.
But sometimes an exfighter commentating on the game throughout the whole period after he has retired can get worn down not least by the new demands of a younger and fresher audience. I understand some of the criticism but do not accept it in any way at all.
A terrific world class fighter in his brief prime. A handful for any elite fighter when he was at his best - I think he would have given Naz a torrid night. I have always had respect for him and would rather listen to his words than an overexuberant journo tbh.
But sometimes an exfighter commentating on the game throughout the whole period after he has retired can get worn down not least by the new demands of a younger and fresher audience. I understand some of the criticism but do not accept it in any way at all.