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Herschel could put aside MMA for a return to the NFL
January 26, 2011 · UFC Betting Staff · Jump to comments
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Don’t tell Herschel Walker he’s being ridiculous. The former NFL runningback probably won’t be swayed. He put together a borderline Hall of Fame career in the NFL without lifting a weight. Then he turned to an Olympic quest at age 29 and made the U.S. two-man bobsled in the 1992 Olympics. He latest endeavor is a career in mixed martial arts. Now in typical Walker fashion, he said he’s not done. His next dream is to return to the NFL when he’s 50.
“I tell people I may even try out for football again and show people I can do
that. I’d be the George Foreman of football and come back and do that one more
time,” Walker, 48, said on a conference call.
As he preps for his second career pro MMA fight, this weekend in San Jose against Scott Carson, Walker still believes he could clash helmets with athletes who may be 25 years younger than him.
“There is a 100 percent guarantee that
today I could help a football team out,” said Walker.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal pointed out that Walker claims he can still run with the best athletes in the world.
Walker said he was clocked at a mind-boggling 4.38 in the 40-yard dash after
his MMA debut last year and that his time right now would certainly be
sub-4.5.
The 1982 Heisman Trophy winner said it’s just a matter of fitting a football comeback into his schedule.
“If I can fit it in my schedule, yes I would do it,” he said. “I 100 per cent
guarantee today I could help a football team out.”
Pretty strange, right? It’s par for the course with Walker, who has ripped body in his late 40′s in spite of a diet that would make most doctors cringe.
“Most every nutritionist in the world has told me ‘You can’t do that. You
can’t do that.’ And my thing is ‘Guys, I’ve been doing this for over
20-something years,” Walker said. “It’s not something that I just started doing
because I’ve was turning into an MMA fighter. I was doing it when I was playing
football. And it works for me. I’m not going to say it’s going to work for
everyone else.”
Walker said his NFL teams of choice would be the Minnesota Vikings or Atlanta Falcons. Since Walker’s not dispensing advice to others, maybe we should all stop telling the legend cross another sports hurdle in the future.

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