I think the mental health issues are more worrying than someone's age.

He's physically as fit as opponents much younger than him, but if you don't know when to stop getting punched in the head then it's gonna do even more damage.

Just surprised?

Frank is still ripped but that don't mean s***.

A 55 year old with a history of mental problems and you would just be surprised?

It would be a disgrace to the sport. If he want to be in boxing then he should be a trainer.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (01 Feb 2016 3.42pm)

Maybe that's what happened in the fight against Tyson, where in it seemed that he'd actually forgotten he was in a competitive match.

"his agent had been told by the British Boxing Board of Control that it would not accept his application for a licence."

non story

how can you say that? By looking at pictures of him carrying little fat? Unless you mean the dregs of the boxing world. Yes he's lean and fit for a former sportsman of his age but the strength, speed, timing and endurance of a 50-odd-year-old are going to be far inferior to men in their prime in the boxing game. Let alone his major organs.

Like someone else said by all means stay close to boxing - training, coaching, whatever - but the sport needs to have a long look at itself if they issue a license as it might be as good as signing a death warrant.

Bruno needs a few sessions on the Dr's couch to figure out what he is trying to achieve by all this, and then help finding another route to answering the question.