Comments Thread For: Trainer Discusses Devon Alexander's Demons, Comeback - Part 2

[Gillie]

Are you serious now? Not a fan of Alexander, but he beat Maidana more convincingly than Floyd did. You are mistaking Maidana for Mathysse.

My bad!!! U are absolutely correct. It was Mathysse. Thanks bud!

[megas30]

Did he really write that Alexander's troubles started after a "dominant victory" over Maidana? From what I remember, it was a ridiculous hometown decision that saw Alexander dropped and knocked around.

Are you serious now? Not a fan of Alexander, but he beat Maidana more convincingly than Floyd did. You are mistaking Maidana for Mathysse.

[Gillie]

Did he really write that Alexander's troubles started after a "dominant victory" over Maidana? From what I remember, it was a ridiculous hometown decision that saw Alexander dropped and knocked around.

[HarvardBlue]

This opioid epidemic is causing all kinds of havoc. When someone like Prince, who was a notorious health freak gets an overdose you know this epidemic is for real. Somethings are bigger than boxing... Hope he gets his life together.

[Nightfall]

Hope to see him get back into the ring. but first priority is to be clean and healthy. didn't know that he went through that addiction. come on back bro

[Laypipe]

Devon same category as Rigondeux....please stay away....

[stevepeeve]

Soft Devon couldn't crack an egg with those powder puff taps

Devon should just stay away from boxing as Devon is not a top contender and just a weak drug addict looking for a few paydays to pay some rehab bills. DUH?

[JimmyD729]

Wow, they are desperate to try to make this guy relevant. Must be broke

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In the second part of this Q&A session, world class trainer Kevin Cunningham goes further into detail on the personal demons that his fighter, three-time champion Devon Alexander (26-4), went through and how he is close to returning to the ring after kicking a two and a half year prescription drug addiction that began after his dominant victory over former champion Marcos Maidana. Alexander has been in Cunningham's Florida training compound for nearly four months for what they hope is a major comeback for the former super lightweight and welterweight champion.
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