Australian heavyweight Mark de Mori says that even if he defeats against David Haye on January 16 there is every chance he could retire.
The 33 year-old, who faces Haye at the O2 in London in nine days time, has revealed that even if he springs a huge shock against the former WBA heavyweight, it could be his last fight.
“If I win, there is more chance that it will be my last fight,” De Mori told Sky Sports. “If I lose there is more chance I’ll keep on going, because I will want to prove [something].
“If I win, you’ve got to understand my position in boxing, it’s not to be famous and to be in the spotlight. That is a little bit of fun when I was growing up.
“Nowadays I’m looking more of it from a business standpoint and so I can look in the mirror when I’m an old man without regrets. I’ve got to pick some point to stop. To knock out a guy like David Haye and retire on a high point, I think would be the most intelligent move.”
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January 7, 2016
