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Can't say I'm shocked

Ya I had a feeling he would return and wouldn't be out of the ring too long . The WBO still have him ranked at Super-Bantamweight, infact he's ranked ahead of Bernard Dunne by them .

I certainly wouldn't rule out his chances against the crop, on the Brit , European scene anyway.

Just hope he's 100% commited like before. Thats sort of what carries him, his belief and hunger.

As long as he was back to about 3/4's of what he was he would beat Marsh and have a decent chance againt Monroe

13 stone down to 9 stone is a helluva lot of weight to shift! Personally I think it was the right time for him to retire but if he feels that he can still compete at a top level all power to him. He should have a few warm-up bouts and see how he does. If he struggles then maybe it maybe time to call it a day.

teddy007 wrote:For the tools he had he went far.

You are right, what gave him the edge was his desire and attitude, if that is lost he will be a shot fighter

From what I gather he misses the buzz of fighting and the roar of the crowd. I know he mentioned a comeback a few months ago when the Denton brothers fought at Seaton Carew. The atmosphere was electric at that show and maybe Micky thought "I want a bit more of this"?

not really relevant to thread but the atmosphere for Pickering and then for Molitor was mental.
That was awesome atmosphere.

I wish him all the best,i loved watching his fights,what weight exactly is he going to fight at?

i thought he was lucky against Pickering.

He was entertaining in all of his fights though.

"i thought he was lucky against Pickering."

He won that fight hands fornicating down. Bad start granted but he just broke his heart. Lucky Pfffffft.