Former undisputed world heavyweight champion Riddick Bowe has told World Boxing News that his looming return to the boxing ring in his dusk years is intended to bring some much-needed excitement to what he believes is a dying division.
The 45-fight veteran, who lost just once in a .victorious seven-year career from 1989 to 1996, has fought just three times since, but is still certain he has something to offer the sport which made him a superstar in the mid-nineties.
“There is no one to watch anymore,” Bowe stated to World Boxing News. “I am hoping to be back for a instant in the month of January. The world will be astonished and amazed by me looking the part and being the part because I am going to be cut up.”
Asked whether he sees any young fighters impending through from his native America that could do anything in years to come, Bowe answered: “Where is the excitement? There is no enthusiasm.There is no one like Mike Tyson, There's no one like myself.
A statement should be made soon on the return of Bowe, who claim earlier this year that his ultimate goal is to dethrone the world champion Klitschko brothers and the former winner will get his opportunity to prove his claims in early 2012.
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