TRAINER HAS NO BLOODY CLUE IF SAM WILL GO ON

Savage Eggington wins another gruelling battle

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JON Pegg is disarmingly candid about what the future holds for Sam Eggington after the warrior came through another pulsating, draining and blood-spattered epic.

"Haven't a clue," said the manager following Eggington's victory over Lee Cutler at the BP Pulse Live Arena, Resorts World.

"It will be what he wants, it will be about him, unless it's silly, life-changing money."

The Stourbridge Savage his 13-year, 45-fight career studded with some of domestic boxing's most thrilling modern encounters deserves the right to pick and choose. He has earned it.

He went to the well again on Boxxer's huge show last Sunday, spilt blood again, put everything on the line again.

Gashed three times the slit over Sam's left eye hanging open like a mouth referee Mark Bates waved off the action before the ninth round. With the most significant injury caused by a head clash, the WBC international silver light-middleweight battle went to the scorecards.