Liam Cameron: Fighting Back into Title Contention

Pugilist-specialist
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Re: Liam Cameron: Fighting Back into Title Contention

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curtis wood wrote:some good fights out there for you, losing could have been a good thing as its taken abit of pressure off and allowed you to learn your craft away from the spotlight, a boxing career is a slow burner, it takes ups and downs to complete a fighter as clinton will know better than most, good luck pal, put in the graft and good things will happen :TU:
Also, when a boxer is unbeaten they seem to struggle to get fights. Lose one and it seems like everyone wants to fight you as this thread shows!

Liam - in the opening post it mentioned a fight with Jez Wilson. That would have been a really interesting match. Can you tell us anything about that?

All the best.

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Re: Liam Cameron: Fighting Back into Title Contention

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Jez has been in training he was sparring Mathew Hatton for last fight his manager agree the fight but then we got a call saying Jez retired but would have been a great fight
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Re: Liam Cameron: Fighting Back into Title Contention

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talked today to dennis...agreed in principle nearly everything...if u take the fight you'll be able to compare your performance against ryders ...so perfect test for you....
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Re: Liam Cameron: Fighting Back into Title Contention

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Just lettin you guys no am fighting alister warren for central area in Sheffield on the Dennis Hobson show contact if anyone wants tickets to watch
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Re: Liam Cameron: Fighting Back into Title Contention

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Good match up, Best of luck
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