Freddie Flintoff on verge of bagging boxing 'license'

Talent Players are talent in all sports and it is going to be proved soon as Former England captain Andrew Flintoff would be granted a license to box, according to the British Boxing Board of Control General Secretary Robert Smith. Smith said he expects Flintoff to make his professional boxing debut on November 30 at the Men arena in Manchester.

Andrew Flintoff with boxing gloves

"We are just waiting for a full medical to be received, which is being sent to us here in parts. We have already seen him in the gym. I can't see there being a problem," the Daily Star quoted Smith, as saying.

Flintoff has been through 10 tough weeks of training under boxing legend Barry McGuigan and his son Shane. Hope his next innings in boxing will be more efective than his cricket.

Andrew Flintoff with cricket ball