Having another operation on his eye to try and save his career. I thought he had given up, seems not. Good luck to him.
Bang on mate. I watched him on the Island and you can tell theres permanent damage. I just wish somebody would give him a job within boxing but not as a fighter. He was pretty good on that Boxnation show and surely he could be a trainer?? Worse boxers have done so, and he looks to have plenty of good qualities. As others have said he's not going to make a proper show of it.His choice of course.
But eyesight is not something to be messing with and his eye socket looks badly damaged not a risk worth taking and even boxers with less serious eye conditions in the past like David Reid doesn't generally have a fairy tale end.
Many fighters have fought with poor eyesight guys like Julian Jackson who openly admitted to having a detached retina and was little known was also short sighted.
Firstly good to see you back posting hope all is well with you.Bang on mate. I watched him on the Island and you can tell theres permanent damage. I just wish somebody would give him a job within boxing but not as a fighter. He was pretty good on that Boxnation show and surely he could be a trainer?? Worse boxers have done so, and he looks to have plenty of good qualities. As others have said he's not going to make a proper show of it.
Which is exactly why he should call it a day. Injury or not he had a relitivey low ceiling anyway imo, considering he sees himself as a future world champion. If he comes back fit and healthy then fair play to him but I can't see it. A one eyed ogogo doesn't even win a British title, a two eyed one would struggle, so would it all be worth it?Craig Cunningham boxed his head off to be honest.