Andrew Flintoff must rediscover Ashes-winning spirit to make success of boxing, says Nathan Cleverly Freddie's made of the tough stuff, he was a beast on the pitch having the Aussies on the run, so he's got to take that same fire and desire he showed when England won the Ashes in 2005 into the ring with him. I said to Freddie that it's going to be the hardest thing he has done, but the buzz from winning and with the crowd cheering will be well worth it. Cleverly will discover on Thursday whether unbeaten American Ryan Coyne is to remain his opponent in Los Angeles on Nov 10. Cleverly's planned title defence against Coyne was plunged into doubt by a legal dispute between the challenger and his promoter Don King. King has threatened Coyne and Frank Warren with a lawsuit if the fight goes ahead, but the matter will now be settled in court in two days' time. If it is decided the 30 year-old from Missouri is in breach of contract, Warren has a shortlist of three alternatives to step in.