Wow it will be shades of Spencer Oliver vs Patrick Mullings, if unbeaten Paul Appelby and Martin Lyndsay square off for the Celtic Feather title. Seems to be scheduled for the McIntyre vs Anderson bill.
IMO these are two of the brightest prospects in British boxing.
Are two of our brightest prospects really meeting?
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oliverfennell
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Re: Are two of our brightest prospects really meeting?
Thought this quote was going to be about Murray-Fewkes. Now THAT is a clash of prospects.stujones wrote:Wow it will be shades of Spencer Oliver vs Patrick Mullings, if unbeaten Paul Appelby and Martin Lyndsay square off for the Celtic Feather title. Seems to be scheduled for the McIntyre vs Anderson bill.
IMO these are two of the brightest prospects in British boxing.
Re: Are two of our brightest prospects really meeting?
At different stages, despite being of similar age - I think Fewkes and Murray will find their level at EBU level. These two could go further, but they could not either (everyone knows less about these).oliverfennell wrote:Thought this quote was going to be about Murray-Fewkes. Now THAT is a clash of prospects.stujones wrote:Wow it will be shades of Spencer Oliver vs Patrick Mullings, if unbeaten Paul Appelby and Martin Lyndsay square off for the Celtic Feather title. Seems to be scheduled for the McIntyre vs Anderson bill.
IMO these are two of the brightest prospects in British boxing.
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TerribleTerry
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Re: Are two of our brightest prospects really meeting?
Fewkes v Murray and Appleby v Lindsay are BOTH dynamite fights if they can be made.oliverfennell wrote:Thought this quote was going to be about Murray-Fewkes. Now THAT is a clash of prospects.stujones wrote:Wow it will be shades of Spencer Oliver vs Patrick Mullings, if unbeaten Paul Appelby and Martin Lyndsay square off for the Celtic Feather title. Seems to be scheduled for the McIntyre vs Anderson bill.
IMO these are two of the brightest prospects in British boxing.
I would love to see either.