"When I finish, I can walk away thinking I gave 100%" says world champion Anthony Crolla

Jan 29, 2016, 11:38 AM

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WBA lightweight champion Anthony Crolla explains that becoming a world champion was a journey that started when he was 14, where he began making sacrifices that will allow him to walk away from the sport having given everything. #Crolla

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