kostya's oldest son has started boxing won his 1st 2 fights

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Very sad news. A boxing benevolent fund needs setting up

Why?

If a professional sportsman (who in general get better paid than most working folk over their career) can't manage their finances why should there be a queue of people to help them out?

AFAIK Buchanan is wanting to raise money to sue someone - is that a worthy cause for a benevolent fun?

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There're too many fighters to name whom have ended up like Buchanan, I suppose you can argue they should have known better etc, and although Buchanan's situation may not be the best advert for a benevolent fund type organisation but there are countless other examples of fighters who have ended up penny-less, depressed, alcholic, brain-damaged etc after they retire, and some of them didn't have the massive wealth, Bruno, and Benn had.

I couldn't believe it when I read Ken Buchanan wants to make a comeback and in unlicensed fights.

Matthew Hatton could fight Zab Judah on the Mayweather-Marquez undercard.

Nathan Cleavely fights tonight on Sky, should be a good fight, I think he could go far in the LHW division. Its one of the weakest in boxing, even Dawson is going to move down

Skysports buming Mayweather now

Think you could be right but when are they going to help the lad build a fan base by fighting in Cardiff or Newport?????

Anyone see interview with Mayweather on sky sports. He was sticking up for hus dad which is a first.

Hope he can win Marques (sp) and go on to win Manny.

Go onto fight Manny ay Wembley?