Ex-NFL WR Brandon Marshall is moving on to the next chapter in his life and its boxing.

The former Seattle Seahawks player who played in seven games but catching just 11 passes for 136 yards and one touchdown before being cut is moving on to boxing. Read on…

 

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Make the Fight Stephen Espinoza @shosports ••• • • • My Twin @curtisspicejones is training @bmarshh to fight as a Heavyweight. Well, I Maybe biased in saying this but my former gym @gleasonsgym has produced many Champions and @bmarshall is no exception. I like how this feels. Like ?? , Comment ?, Tag your friends ? __________________________________________________ #FloydMayweather #Mayweather #ConorMcGregor #MannyPacquiao #Pacquiao #CaneloAlvarez #Canelo #RyanGarcia #GervontaDavis #Boxeo #Boxing #DannyGarcia #AmirKhan #AdrienBroner #TerenceCrawford # #Usyk #AnthonyJoshua #Golovkin #DanielJacobs #ErrolSpencejr #MikeyGarcia #DeontayWilder #Loma #TysonFury #AndyRuiz #BoxingSweetScience2.0

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CelebNSports247.com has learned that the former wide receiver Brandon Marshall who signed briefly with the Saints but didn’t participate after once again being released.

Apparently, all the signs were in place for Brandon Marshall so he moved on with a career in the boxing ring.

Marshall starts off a video by stating that he spent 13 years in the National Football League and how his incredible shape had him go for 24 rounds inside a boxing ring.

According to Brandon Marshall, he’s setting his goals high to be Heavyweight champion of the world.

He has already proceeded to call out Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua, and Ortiz.

The 6-time pro bowler played in only 12 games the past two seasons catching just 29 total passes. His last Pro Bowl season came with the New York Jets in 2015, which he compiled 109 catches for 1,502 yards and 14 TDs.