“The Crocker one is what I want because I want to right the wrong,” he said. “People have got their opinions on the fight and their sort of decision, but it was a close fight and arguably I’ve beat a world champion, but I didn’t get the decision. I’m all right with that because what I’ve done after that fight is I’ve gone and picked up a load of silverware and I’ve raised my profile and like you say, it sells. It’s a great fight. He’s got his obligations. I’ve got mine. Let’s get through what we’ve got to get through and hopefully we can get it done.”
Of that Croke Park scenario, Walker said: “It would be amazing, wouldn’t it? You know, what a venue, what an atmosphere it would be. Of course, you know, these are the dreams. There’s loads of massive fights out there. I’m in that position now where I’ve built my name, I’ve built what I’ve got to now. So I’ve just got to stay chipping away, keep my feet on the ground and let my manager, my promoter, deal with everything else and I’ve just got to keep winning.”
