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15 years after he decked Haye (& 27 years after he turned pro) he's still plugging away, a few months shy of 46.

Undefeated in his last 11 he just beat Dimitri Chudinov so will surely be ranked in the top ten by one or another Alphabet.

Would be fantastic if he got a shot at the WBA Semi Erect Universal Regular World Title.

http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/17134

Take a bow, Mr Mock, take a bow

How cool.
Looks like his activity is ramping up, not slowing.

Fairly decent win that especially at his age chudinov is a small super middle though I'd imagine he bullied him

Good win for Mock, he's rumoured to be a lot older than 45.

This fight was supposed to happen late last year but Mock picked up a cut from a warmup. At the time I recall reading that it was an eliminator for the right to face Zeuge but there wasn't any WBA bauble attached to it so perhaps that was no longer the case...

Would love to see him pick up a belt or get a big payday against a name before retiring. No easy opponents on his record. Even his fights against
“journeymen” are guys who never give you an easy night like Derrick Findley.

chinarich wrote: ↑06 Jan 2018, 08:55 Good win for Mock, he's rumoured to be a lot older than 45.

Yeah a bit of the Dennis Andries and Glen Johnson about him.

It would be brilliant for him to get a big fight for good money but my first thought was - fornicate me that fight was 15 years ago!

He has a great record in his adopted Danish homeland.

And Mark Green did a great job in saving Haye's fledgling career.

Coco wrote: ↑06 Jan 2018, 12:46 He has a great record in his adopted Danish homeland.

And Mark Green did a great job in saving Haye's fledgling career.

I don't know about saving his fledgling career. He got stopped after three more wins anyway. The lesson was coming from someone sooner or later. Luckily he learnt a bit from it.