Ex -cadcad Andre Ward joins more than 40 clubs

At the age of 41, the former 2004 Olympic Gold Medal, WBA and WBC Super Middleweight and Wbo, IBF and WBA World Champion, Andre “SOG” and International Boxing Federation Hall of Fame Inducee, returns after eight years of retirement.

Possibly returning to heavy weight in a fight with former world champion Anthony ‘Aj’ Joshua, Ward will be a solid low.

After gaining attached fights defending himself against the World IBF World Champion of Heavy Weight, heavy heavy weight champion, Sergey Kovalev, finished his career after making a decision to win and retired from boxing after suffering a knee injury in training.

Oakland’s boxer, California, finished his career with a record of 32-0 with sixteen stops after collecting an amateur record 115-5. In Athens, the Greek Olympic Games in 2004 defeated the boxers of Italy, Russia, Uzbekistan and Belarus in the finals.

With others returning after 50 years, Ward joins the club over 40. In recent years he has been a boxing commentator.

After the former World Heavy Weight Champion returned to 59 years old, losing Jake Paul in November, others have returned to the 50’s. He has lost four of his last five fights, and another struggle is in doubt.

The 52-year-old heavy heavyweight weighing Ibeabuchi, 52, returned to the ring after 25 years of inactivity in Lagos, Nigeria. Its current record is 21-0 with 16 stops.

What is your opinion on these comeback not only after 40 but 50?