Saturday 8 December 2012 21:36, UK
Brian Magee hopes to make the most of a 'golden era' for super-middleweights if he defends his world title against Mikkel Kessler on Saturday night.
Magee admits he has become a forgotten man after fighting away from home, but he hopes to seize his time in the spotlight by upsetting the odds again in front of the Sky cameras. "When you're travelling abroad it doesn't get viewed as it used to be early in my career when I was the main headliner," he said. "People kind of miss it and everything you are doing. It's the way my career has gone, but real boxing fans they know the deal and give credit where credit is due. "The past couple of fights, the past 10 or 12 fights have all been classed as my last fight. This is my time to shine, I've done it and I've come through and this is one of those times where I've got to do it all over again."
