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It had been more than 11 months since Luis Collazo had been in the ring. His loss to Amir Khan on the undercard of Floyd Mayweather-Marcos Maidana 1 ended his 2014 campaign.
It didn’t end his career, though the former welterweight titleholder did consider hanging up his gloves.
“I spent time with my family recuperating and gave it some thought: ‘Do I really want this or should I just hang it up? ’ ” Collazo said after scoring a second-round technical knockout of Christopher Degollado on April 11 at Barclays center. “But I’m passionate. This is something I want. That wasn’t the way I wanted to go out. And I still got a lot of fight in me. I’m ready to give the world some more action.
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It didn’t end his career, though the former welterweight titleholder did consider hanging up his gloves.
“I spent time with my family recuperating and gave it some thought: ‘Do I really want this or should I just hang it up? ’ ” Collazo said after scoring a second-round technical knockout of Christopher Degollado on April 11 at Barclays center. “But I’m passionate. This is something I want. That wasn’t the way I wanted to go out. And I still got a lot of fight in me. I’m ready to give the world some more action.
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