By Nick Halling - The news that Andy Lee’s proposed meeting with Gennady Golovkin for the WBA middleweight title has been postponed (or scrapped) following the untimely death of Golovkin’s father has sparked rumors that Lee could now face Matthew Macklin on 26 April at Madison Square Garden.
Don't bet on it happening. Macklin has spent the last two weeks battling a chest infection at his base in Marbella, Spain, an illness which has put a dent in his training. He’d have just over six weeks to get ready for Lee, and that would be far from ideal.
The former world middleweight challenger also has other good reasons to stay patient. Macklin says he has agreed a deal for a rematch with IBF boss Felix Sturm – although the kicker here is that Sturm’s connections have refused to come back and put the deal in place. [Click Here To Read More]
Don't bet on it happening. Macklin has spent the last two weeks battling a chest infection at his base in Marbella, Spain, an illness which has put a dent in his training. He’d have just over six weeks to get ready for Lee, and that would be far from ideal.
The former world middleweight challenger also has other good reasons to stay patient. Macklin says he has agreed a deal for a rematch with IBF boss Felix Sturm – although the kicker here is that Sturm’s connections have refused to come back and put the deal in place. [Click Here To Read More]
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