
Though the fire still burns, sometimes Josh Warrington just wants to disappear
"If the fire’s still burning there, you’ve got to act on it, and once that fire goes out, then you need to walk away,” Josh Warrington tells Tris Dixon.
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"If the fire’s still burning there, you’ve got to act on it, and once that fire goes out, then you need to walk away,” Josh Warrington tells Tris Dixon.

Former two-time world featherweight champion Josh Warrington has returned from a family holiday and had hoped his return would be met with fight news.

Ben Davison likes the Josh Warrington rematch for his super featherweight Leigh Wood.

Josh Warrington is not done with boxing yet...

Leigh Wood would welcome the chance to put an end to the excuses of Conlan and Warrington

Josh Warrington picked up a unanimous decision win over Asad Asif Khan in his first fight back after coming out of retirement.

Warrington connected on 31% of his punches, while Khan only landed 22% of his punches. Khan reached double digit lands in two rounds, while Warrington reached double digit connects in eight of the ten rounds. Warrington knocked Khan down early in the second round, and Khan lost an additional point in that round for excessive spitting out of his mouthpiece. All three judges scored the fight for Warrington- 99-89, 99-90, and 97-91.

Josh Warrington literally laid down his gloves after a loss to Anthony Cacace, but he has made a U-turn on his retirement decision, believing he still has more to give.

Josh Warrington will make his return to the ring on April 19 after he decided to reverse his decision to retire and make another roll of the dice.

Leeds warrior Josh Warrington might have one last high-level roll of the dice left.