Will Barry Hall take up the million $ offer to get in the ring or stay with the Sydney Swans ?

Question

I am a pasionate Red + White supporter

Answer 1

I think Bazza still has a few good years left of footy in him and it would be a shame if he were to retire so early.

He does have the face and body of a boxer, so its definately a good career change for him once his footy career is over!!!

Answer 2

It would be hard to turn it down I guess, personally I think he has a bit of footy left in him.

He has been a brilliant player and don't think he should give it up quite yet, mind you with his build, he would make a pretty good boxer !!

Apparently he was a junior champion boxer!

I didn't know that!!

Answer 3

Well I think he is 31 so he hasn't got many years left in football anyway. He didn't seem to enjoy his footy as much this year so maybe he is thinking about it - I know I would be.

Maybe him and willy mason could eventually fight off for a world title. Can you imagine the NRL vs AFL rivalry that would flair up over that one.

He is contracted till end of 09 so maybe that gives you some insight into how he's thinking. I've no doubt he could beat the Mundine hype and fill out stadiums.

Answer 4

He will play out his current contract and then make the switch. His ability to keep 100% fit is weighing on him and being a heavyweight boxer doesn't need 50 metre leads.

Answer 5

we  as you

Answer 6

Rumor has it he will look at boxing after he finishes his football career But it is just a rumor). He'll still be a Swan for a while.