Craig mcewan back in scotland?

Old bones Ian
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Re: Craig mcewan back in scotland?

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billy nelson wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:Got to be looking to get Craig in with the winner of the Murray v Blackwell british title fight.
Craigs above domestic level well above it.
The way i see it Billy, the Murray v Blackwell fight should be a straightfoward win for Murray. He now holds a No4 ranking in the WBA, and top 15 with WBO, IBF.
wether that ranking is on merit we will have to see, but getting a fight with Murray makes sense as it will bring Craig into the public eye, and its worth the fight for the world ranking.
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hurlock wrote:
billy nelson wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:Got to be looking to get Craig in with the winner of the Murray v Blackwell british title fight.
Craigs above domestic level well above it.
what after getting chinned by lee?? who got chinned by brian vera :!:

that's nonsense :!: how can you overlook such titles :!:
Didnt McEwan beat Vera though!?

Also Vera never "chinned" Lee per se!
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Old bones Ian wrote:
billy nelson wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:Got to be looking to get Craig in with the winner of the Murray v Blackwell british title fight.
Craigs above domestic level well above it.
The way i see it Billy, the Murray v Blackwell fight should be a straightfoward win for Murray. He now holds a No4 ranking in the WBA, and top 15 with WBO, IBF.
wether that ranking is on merit we will have to see, but getting a fight with Murray makes sense as it will bring Craig into the public eye, and its worth the fight for the world ranking.
If the terms were right we'd fight Martin no problem whatsoever preferably for a world title.Craig would be ready for a world title by THE BEGINING OF THE YEAR
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billy nelson wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:Got to be looking to get Craig in with the winner of the Murray v Blackwell british title fight.
Craigs above domestic level well above it.
Howd you work that? beating Vera&perez(there hardly set the world alright)
Id like to see him box the British guys...
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Re: Craig mcewan back in scotland?

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Tommy Gunn13 wrote:
billy nelson wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:Got to be looking to get Craig in with the winner of the Murray v Blackwell british title fight.
Craigs above domestic level well above it.
Howd you work that? beating Vera&perez(there hardly set the world alright)
Id like to see him box the British guys...
well would youl :OhYes: :OhYes: :OhYes:
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Re: Craig mcewan back in scotland?

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There's a few boys up here that will get a good spar with Craig. David Brophy, Kris Carslaw, Stevie Weir, all unbeaten guys who will learn a lot from Craig. Craig probs sprred with some of the best in the world and learned a lot from them so its good that he's moved back home and show people what he's learned at the pro game. He'll need to tweek a couple of things. Overall I think its a good move, if he he's good enuff to win titles he good enuff doesn't matter if he's in America or Scotland and I think he'll be more settled back home. Good luck to him.
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DougieC30 wrote:There's a few boys up here that will get a good spar with Craig. David Brophy, Kris Carslaw, Stevie Weir, all unbeaten guys who will learn a lot from Craig. Craig probs sprred with some of the best in the world and learned a lot from them so its good that he's moved back home and show people what he's learned at the pro game. He'll need to tweek a couple of things. Overall I think its a good move, if he he's good enuff to win titles he good enuff doesn't matter if he's in America or Scotland and I think he'll be more settled back home. Good luck to him.
Well said Dougie.
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