Post by Pav on Aug 1, 2013 15:06:39 GMT
Week 1, October 2035
During the post fight press conference Anthony Ballentine declared that he is not ready for retirement.
www.box2glory.com/npc/5999bio.htm - 4 times world champ with 9 defenses remembered for a lot of great fights against Fyodor Apraksin. HE fought for Phoenix Ace Combo all his long career. Same gym for 15 years, after signing following his World Champion win in amateurs as B2G just started up.
At his age I doubt he will be able to make it back to the World level, however he might snatch the North America championship. He has enough awards to go to the hall all fame as in addition to the belts he held he is always eager to please the fans and was awarded with the World Fan Favorite award in 2031.
He is knows as a very tough fighter who always dishes out a lot of pain with ratio of .32 and plenty of Bee awards. But changing he mind about retiring when he already accomplished so much....will this take away from his legacy if he just cannot compete with the younger boxers.
Distilling legacy is something that his long time opponent knows a lot about. www.box2glory.com/npc/6237bio.htm
Fyodor Apraksin has been languishing in mediocrity on European level with just one win in 9 fights. Still the stubborn Russian is not planning to retire until sometimes in 2038. Yet with his reflexes gone he is getting hit a lot now, and it just not safe for him to go on anymore. With his place in HOF also assured a reasonable person might ask...why?!?
During the post fight press conference Anthony Ballentine declared that he is not ready for retirement.
www.box2glory.com/npc/5999bio.htm - 4 times world champ with 9 defenses remembered for a lot of great fights against Fyodor Apraksin. HE fought for Phoenix Ace Combo all his long career. Same gym for 15 years, after signing following his World Champion win in amateurs as B2G just started up.
At his age I doubt he will be able to make it back to the World level, however he might snatch the North America championship. He has enough awards to go to the hall all fame as in addition to the belts he held he is always eager to please the fans and was awarded with the World Fan Favorite award in 2031.
He is knows as a very tough fighter who always dishes out a lot of pain with ratio of .32 and plenty of Bee awards. But changing he mind about retiring when he already accomplished so much....will this take away from his legacy if he just cannot compete with the younger boxers.
Distilling legacy is something that his long time opponent knows a lot about. www.box2glory.com/npc/6237bio.htm
Fyodor Apraksin has been languishing in mediocrity on European level with just one win in 9 fights. Still the stubborn Russian is not planning to retire until sometimes in 2038. Yet with his reflexes gone he is getting hit a lot now, and it just not safe for him to go on anymore. With his place in HOF also assured a reasonable person might ask...why?!?
is he one of the fighters who has been around since the very beginning?