Rio Ferdinand is propelling another career as a professional boxer, two years after he retired from football. The 38-year-old's turn into the ring is being upheld by betting company Betfair, which reported the news on Tuesday. The former Manchester United and England defender Ferdinand fills in as a TV pundit and he has his own clothing line. "I'm doing this since it's a challenge," he said. "I've won titles and now I'm going for a belt." He has posted a few videos on social media lately indicating him boxing and working with fitness coach Mel Deane. The stars who exchanged games Ferdinand, who won the Premier League six times and the Champions League once amid his time in Manchester, may follow in the strides of former Birmingham City midfielder Curtis Woodhouse and former Crystal Palace forward Leon McKenzie , who have beaten noticeably proficient boxers in the wake of stopping football. Woodhouse had plainly beaten the British super-li...
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