Comments Thread For: Orlando Salido: Retirement is Over, I'm Coming Back in 2018!

[aboutfkntime]

Already in the tranquility of his home in Phoenix, Arizona - the four time world champion in two different weight categories, Orlando "Siri" Salido, has decided not to retire and vows continue in boxing in 2018. Salido, 37 years old, announced his retirement on Saturday night after suffering a knockout loss in an epic war with Miguel Roman at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.
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the world's shortest retirement

mixed feelings on that, but I don't mind watching siri one more time especially if he wants to go out on a win

[Chrismart]

Shit, he was back quicker than Chollo Vista was.

[Caught Square]

that was quick

[fourtheboys96]

I think the Loma ship has sailed for Salido. No sense in rematching Salido after that loss. Just like Rigo, Loma is in a lose-lose situation against a war-torn Saildo.

I like watching Salido. I have rooted for him most of the time. It is just a shame he did not accept the Loma rematch offer. So instead of losing to Loma (no shame in that) and earning big money, he lost to Miguel Roman for much less money.

[7NN]

No Lomachenko fight, that's for sure. And some crazy minds think it can be a real thing. Lom laughing at you guys.

[deanrw]

There goes my retirement party for him. I bought balloons, paper plates, cake and tequilla.

[Dean_Razorback]

he will probably cash out vs loma.

[twosweethooks]

No doubting he is a warrior

[SkillspayBills]

Wasn't he going to get 750k to face Loma again? For a guy that was driving Uber that is an enticing offer.

[angkag]

Would Salido quit? I never thought Rigo would, but there both 37...i'm just sayin'.

My bet has always been that he would quit by DQ in a Loma rematch, and it stays that way.