42 year old Carlos Takam (40-7-1, 28 KOs) confirmed he is still at the top of the heavyweight division when he won last Saturday Tony Yoku, Olympic heavyweight champion from Rio 2016.
The native of Cameroon, who plays for France, has returned to the game and is now gearing up for serious fights. For example, with Dillian Whyte (29-3, 19 KOs), who, after losing to Fury, returned with a difficult victory over Jermain Franklin.
“I love boxing and this is my motivation, not money. I like being in the ring, since childhood I have fallen in love with this sport. I still have a few interesting fights left before I retire and would like to return to the UK market. I will go out for a rematch with Chisora and Joshua, but most of all I would like to fight Dillian Whyte. It would be a really fun fight and challenge for both of us. I'm ready, just let me know," Takam said.
“Me and Tony Yoka trained together when he was preparing for the Rio Olympics. Then I helped him, but he is not the same as he was before, he has changed. I knew he was a strong boxer and I had a tough job ahead of me, but my coach, who lives in France, knew Tony very well and prepared me well,” Takam added.
