burns v murray
burns v murray
i hear murray has pulled out of the fight with burns,so much with all the hype that mitchell and murray get all the time ,seems they just want to fight bums and talk a good fight.that now leaves burns to fight carl johannson,it should be a cracker as they are 2 brave lads not like the others.
I wonder how much the behind the scenes problems affected Murrays last performance? Although I didnt see the fight he looked battered at ringside during the Witter fight, and I hear his performance was non too clever.
I dont think Murray just wants to fight bums though, mendoza was a very live and dangerous opponent. And I suspect the injuroes from his last fight will keep him out of the Burns fight.
I dont think Murray just wants to fight bums though, mendoza was a very live and dangerous opponent. And I suspect the injuroes from his last fight will keep him out of the Burns fight.
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kevin
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TerribleTerry
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Wellington only posts on here when its press release time..I wouldnt hold my breathe waiting for clarification.chris s wrote:Heard Murray has pulled out of the fight completely and wont even take it when fit. I think that means he can't fight for the British title for another year.
Perhaps Wellington can clear up.
what happened to all the talk of "I will break you in two in Manchester"?...
very disappointing.
All this managerial two'ing and fro'ing has certainly affected murray's progress and I for one am very disappointed this fight has been cast aside. I was a potentially excellent clash of young talents.
whats the big plan for murray now I wonder?
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Phenomenal-Nutrition
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Ditto, although given the short notice I fear it may be an 8-rder against a fairly non-descript opponent. Or he could be pulled out altogether and be given a shot at the comm belt or something on the Arthur card - give him the opportunity to be the champion-elect rather than the unsung challenger if you know what I mean.
I wonder where this leaves the British title though. Does this leave Burns a clear path to fight Johanneson, presuming he gets past Fehintola, or will the bbbofc make him fight an eliminator or some sort nevertheless?
I wonder where this leaves the British title though. Does this leave Burns a clear path to fight Johanneson, presuming he gets past Fehintola, or will the bbbofc make him fight an eliminator or some sort nevertheless?
I hope he dont pull out or they'll be no one worth watching on the undercard.Nelsons out and then Burns. :(jomothepure wrote:Ditto, although given the short notice I fear it may be an 8-rder against a fairly non-descript opponent. Or he could be pulled out altogether and be given a shot at the comm belt or something on the Arthur card - give him the opportunity to be the champion-elect rather than the unsung challenger if you know what I mean.
I wonder where this leaves the British title though. Does this leave Burns a clear path to fight Johanneson, presuming he gets past Fehintola, or will the bbbofc make him fight an eliminator or some sort nevertheless?
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TerribleTerry
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Its an SN card - the pioneers, and greatest exponents, of the 'bait n switch'leforge wrote:This bill changed greatly since originally published no Burns V Murray , no Nelson V Enzo, no Foster V Morris anymore i wonder
(this side of de la hoya and his annual con job on HBO and their mexican independance day date)
I think Burns would have won..... Murray is too easy to hit and Burns is tough. I think he would have won via UD. It would have been a cracker though.
I hope Burns hasn't missed out on a pay day and Frank can draft in an opponent.
I do worry if Murray can make Super Feather comfortably, although last time he was only 1/2 lbs over.
I hope Burns hasn't missed out on a pay day and Frank can draft in an opponent.
I do worry if Murray can make Super Feather comfortably, although last time he was only 1/2 lbs over.
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