Despite retiring last October after a TKO loss to Antonio Silva, the 38-year-old said another charge at the big-time could be on the cards.
“I needed time to heal up and think about what I wanted to do next,” he told the Gazette.
“I do have itchy feet to get back in there.
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The Hulk has kept busy over the past eight months making movies and working on his soon-to-be-released book, Face Your Fears.
He also still trains numerous times a week.
The South Lake local said he would fulfil book and film obligations before seriously considering rebuilding for a professional return.
“I’ll always be a fighter,” he said.
“I just want to earn some money at the end of the day to put food on the table.”