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boxing, athletes are no strangers to making a huge return to the ring.Sometimes it’s for money, sometimes t’s for personal pride - other times it’s a refusal to conscript to the armed forces (that old chestnut.)We have compiled this list following the news is Ricky Hatton, at 43 years old, is reportedly set to sensationally make a return.The Sun Sport report that the Manchester Hitman - who retired in 2012 - will be putting the gloves back on to face Marco Antonio Barrera in an exhibition bout later this year.In light of such news, we take you through some of the notable times boxers came back, for better - and for worse.After leaving the sport in 2005, Mike Tyson came back in 2021 and fought Roy Jones.The two earned a commemorative WBC green belt while tidy purse of around £7.5m would have come in handy too. Jones made approximately £2.25m.But now there have been rumours floating around that he will be fighting Logan Paul next.

This weekend is a night for comebacks and some are more unexpected than others.

Mike Tyson and draw with Lennox Lewis, Holyfield was an undisputed champion at both cruiserweight and heavyweight.The 58-year-old, who is currently in talks with Iron Mike over a sensational trilogy despite their advanced ages, ending up tainting his fine record in the ring with a run of seven losses in 14 fights.His final professional bout came at the age of 48 back in 2012, with a win over Brian Nielsen three years after his mansion was sold to raise much needed funds.The 109-room mansion in his hometown of Atlanta was labelled as a monument to his success, but was auctioned in 2008 with Ross acquiring it for £4.2million.A legal notice from Washington Mutual Bank in June of 2008 revealed that the 54,000-square-foot estate was to be