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some other locals to fight would have to include(for me anyways) nieman, forsyth, vea{if looking to fight still}, mcracken, forsyth, cameron. just to name a few.
he would have to get past a few of these to justify much further. however i would like to see him mix it up in the states against some journeyman as well.

I think Forsyth (who he stopped in the ams.), Vea and McCracken are out of action, Big Red, and Cameron is probably a bit to much for him yet so that leaves Mostyn Neimann, who has been inactive since his loss to Vea in Feb.

Is Cameron staying at Cruiserweight? He seems to have trouble winning at 200 lbs or less.

dberry wrote:I think Forsyth (who he stopped in the ams.), Vea and McCracken are out of action, Big Red, and Cameron is probably a bit to much for him yet so that leaves Mostyn Neimann, who has been inactive since his loss to Vea in Feb.

thats a shame.
i dunno bout cameron being too much for him, cameron struggled with vea, imo was getting beat until the KO. he also struggled against amman and mcracken from memory. so i think it could be a good fight. other than that as i said a couple of solid journeymen over in the states or europe would be a good idea also. there really isnt much left here to prove as far as im concerned, for pitt.

Pitt has fought in the USA, winning a 6 rounder against Joshua Harris (58-53,58-53,57-24) on the De Marco/Sanchez card on August 20 last year.

dberry wrote:I think Forsyth (who he stopped in the ams.), Vea and McCracken are out of action, Big Red, and Cameron is probably a bit to much for him yet so that leaves Mostyn Neimann, who has been inactive since his loss to Vea in Feb.

Niemann lost to Amman and has been inactive for nearly a year since. Long down time for a young fella who promised a lot.