Well, that was quick...

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bennie
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Well, that was quick...

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Corrie Sanders, who announced his retirement after his loss to Vitali Klitschko, has now announced he will be back for at least another two fights before hanging up his gloves.
Sanders told the New Zealand Daily News he is eager for a rematch with Klitschko.
"I was disappointed that I lost to him. It was a prestigious contest and a return fight against him would give me an opportunity of putting the record straight," Sanders said.
"If the money is right I'll be back in the ring.
"There's no doubt that I'll be back. I'm resting at the moment and want to clear my mind before making the next move."
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Post by MightyWarrior »

Cue Lennox Lewis........

I've heard HBO are offering LL silly money for a Vitali rematch??
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Post by buzz »

MightyWarrior wrote:Cue Lennox Lewis........

I've heard HBO are offering LL silly money for a Vitali rematch??
Lewis doesnt need the money and who will give Corrie Sanders work after him being in such shit condition against Klitchko?
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Well, seeing as he had Vitali staggering around the ring, and there is nobody else who looks likely to be able to do the same right now, Corrie stands a bloody good chance of a coupla more paydays.

It's not about the money for Lewis any more, it's about a swansong. I think he will stay retired though, I certainly hope so, because he is capable of disgracing himself otherwise. He looks to be nearly 300 lbs already, and he's enjoying the easy life.
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

Sanders would still KO wladimir, maybe sanders against ruiz or byrd would be a good scrap.
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