Paul Appleby could be set for a crack at the European featherweight title as he bids to bounce back from the loss of his British crown.
The 21-year-old South Queensferry boxer suffered the first defeat of his 15-fight professional career last month when he was knocked out by Martin Lindsay in Belfast.
Promoter Tommy Gilmour is now hoping to bring European champion Oleg Yefimovych, 27, to Glasgow in September in an attempt to get Appleby's career back on track.
Nice comeback fight. What are his chances against Yefimovych?
Might be Typical Tommy Gilmour though juts fuelling the publicity machine
Everytime one of his fighters is in a match he starts his " a loss could cost him thousands financially and might be his last chance"
yet hes got Barry morrison about 3 or 4 shots at the British
Horse wrote:
Paul Appleby could be set for a crack at the European featherweight title as he bids to bounce back from the loss of his British crown.
The 21-year-old South Queensferry boxer suffered the first defeat of his 15-fight professional career last month when he was knocked out by Martin Lindsay in Belfast.
Promoter Tommy Gilmour is now hoping to bring European champion Oleg Yefimovych, 27, to Glasgow in September in an attempt to get Appleby's career back on track.
Nice comeback fight. What are his chances against Yefimovych?
