After returning from retirement, former featherweight, super featherweight and three-time champion Robert Guerrero wants to reinvent himself at the age of 36.
Guerrero (35-6-1, 20 KOs) made a name for himself for mixing it up at a feverish pace "Mexican Style" with wins against Andre Berto, Joel Casamayor, Yoshihiro Kamegai, Selcuk Aydin and Michael Katsidis.
Now, heading into his third fight after a brief hiatus from the sport, the former Floyd Mayweather foe wants to go back to the basics and live up to his moniker of being "The Ghost."
"There's still a lot for me to prove in my career. I hung the gloves up too early. I didn't really think about it too much. I just made a decision and walked away," Guerrero told BoxingScene.com. "For a minute, I was throwing everything out of the window and just saying, 'let's go. Let's bang it out.'"
"I wouldn't use my head in the fights that I lost. I would start off great, boxing, and then just lose it in the ring. You get older and realize you can't do that anymore. You have to stay smart, use your skills." Continue Reading...
