Martin Murray

Martin Murray - Next fight

Poll ended at 27 Feb 2014, 06:24

Felix Sturm
48
75%
Gennady Golovkin
16
25%
 
Total votes: 64

johnswan1
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Re: Martin Murray

Post by johnswan1 »

Sounds like Murray has been getting too big for his boots lately. Would love to see GGG KO him.
JimStone
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Re: Martin Murray

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johnswan1 wrote:Sounds like Murray has been getting too big for his boots lately.
I disagree entirely. In my opinion, Martin has made the right choice.
expe
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Re: Martin Murray

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Aden wrote:
johnswan1 wrote:Sounds like Murray has been getting too big for his boots lately.
I disagree entirely. In my opinion, Martin has made the right choice.
What, turning down world title fights and pulling out of other fights? Cause that's a great choice :roll:
johnswan1
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Re: Martin Murray

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Aden wrote:
johnswan1 wrote:Sounds like Murray has been getting too big for his boots lately.
I disagree entirely. In my opinion, Martin has made the right choice.
Did he turn down two offers to fight GGG? Why did he look so bad in his last fight? Is there any truth in rumours of him falling apart outside of the ring lately?
JimStone
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Re: Martin Murray

Post by JimStone »

If a guy who was champing at the bit to fight Sergio Martinez in Buenos Aires pretty much on the thirtieth anniversary of a war the Argentinians are still tetchy about suddenly starts reportedly turning down big fights, and pulling out of fights, you'd probably be wise to reach a conclusion other than he's lost his bottle or he's a bit daft or he's playing up outside of the ring; but who knows?
palooka
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Re: Martin Murray

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Aden wrote:If a guy who was champing at the bit to fight Sergio Martinez in Buenos Aires pretty much on the thirtieth anniversary of a war the Argentinians are still tetchy about suddenly starts reportedly turning down big fights, and pulling out of fights, you'd probably be wise to reach a conclusion other than he's lost his bottle or he's a bit daft or he's playing up outside of the ring; but who knows?
That's a thoughtful take and though I imagine that Murray would box anyone the chances are Golovkin would really do a number on him whereas Martinez was unlikely to.
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