Former Unified Heavyweight Champion Oladimir Clitsco (1-5, 5KO) is reported to be considering returning after his retirement for eight years. He wants to try and capture a world title in 49, but it seems to be remote.

Oladimir Cleitsco has not fought since April 26, April 23, after suffering an eleventh round of knockout near Joshua. Cleatsco was 5-year-old and was inactive for two years, defeating Tyson Fury in the 12-round decision in the 21st.

In these fights and losing the second round's knockout to Kerry Sanders, Oladimir looked bad. Losing to the beating anger and Joshua showed that Oladimir had no spark. He originally created these two British giants, AJ and Furi's careers, because they would probably never become they if they did what they were supposed to do and scattered them.

Foreman's record

The Ring Cleitsco reports that Break the record of George Foreman To be the oldest champion. On November 7, Foreman, who was 5 years old, threw Murror to capture the IBF and WBA heavyweight title in the tenth round.

However, Foreman was in the ideal situation: an explosive former 175-LB champion Murer who was badly undersized for the heavyweight competition.

It would be wrong for many contestants waiting for the world title shot if Cleatsco jumped them and immediately challenged the world title on his return.

Useic/Pool Path

The only chance to win Cleatsco's return is the WBA, WBC, and WBO champions Olexandar USY or WBA 'Regular' Belt Holder 'Kubrat Pullve. 11 years ago, Waladimir threw Poolwev in the fifth round on November 15, 2014 – he was then 38 years old.

He will not be successful against IBF champion Daniel Dubis because he hurt too much, and never did Waladimi's fighters well.

Aggression is required

If Cleatsco is about to come back, he should be allowed to leave his hand with more aggression than the way he showed in the confrontation against Joshua and anger. WLAD fought in both losses that were afraid to throw away the fear of being scattered.

Joshua was ready to scatter after throwing him in the sixth round at the Wembley Stadium. Instead, Cleitsko ignored his angle and tried to box Joshua, which allowed him to recover and stop him in the 11th place.

Losing to anger, WLD did not fight aggressively, allowing the small warrior to go to victory. It was sad to see because Waladimir had the strength and the speed of the hand but the trigger would not be pulled.

If his ex -trainer, Emmanuel Steward was still alive then he would have set fire to him with a thunderbolt in the corner to attack