whicker wrote:No disrespect to him, but I'm not so sure, as yet, what is so special about Murray. His first notable fight at title level was for the British, where he well beat Lee Meager, who never seemed quite "in it" and has never boxed sinse.
but a decent, solid, win.
Likewise, a decent win against the capable McAllister, and against Lawton, another decent win against a capable, but not great, opponent. The same could be said of the end-of-career Thaxton, and Buckland.
5 fighters who were decent, came to win, but all really (at this point in their careers) domestic title level at best.
They could do with matching Murray against a more know World Level challenger/contender, then we would get a better idea how good he was.
