AARHUS (Ekstra Bladet): 55 matches 51 wins and four defeats. It is Mads ‘Golden Boy’ Larsen noted in his glorious career in boxing. He has not bokset a professional match since 2012.
Now the former professional boxer Mads Larsen has been 45 years, but now he says something surprising, that he did not refuse to make a comeback in the boxing ring.
– One should never say never. It must just not with anything in this world.
– all of the sudden, there is a check with many zeros, and you need to say yes. You are a whore, when it comes to the crunch in boxing. It’s about how much money that is.., says Larsen.
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Here is Mads ‘Golden Boy’ Larsen in the boxing ring in 2007. Photo: AP
– If someone gives a really good contract for you, will you consider to make a comeback after so many years?
– I will consider, if the conditions are in order, says Larsen to Ekstra Bladet.
Mads Larsen says that he misses the structure to be a boxer.
In his active career would the ‘Golden Boy’ especially like to have bokset against a particular opponent.
– That I didn’t get a fight against Mikkel Kessler, annoyed I me over. That could have been good money in the game. We trained together for six years. When I started, had I not driver’s license, and then he developed and became better and better.
– the Question is, where the good battle it had been, because we know each other so well. However, I believe that I had a good chance to beat him, because I know him so well.
– He believes that he could easily win over me, and that is how you think. If one does not think such, one should not have such a struggle, says Larsen.
Larsen is going to make a comeback in the ring. Larsen’s most recent match was against the English Luke Blackledge 2. June 2012, which actually also was a comeback fight after nearly two and a half year break, and here he was stopped by the englishman in fourth place.
Mads Larsen has been both IBO and WBF world champion in super-middleweight.
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