John murray,who's he with now?
Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 15:02
I know he left hennessy not that long ago but i havent heard anything really since so anyone heard anything?
yeah i agree,i think warren would be a good move actually.Hopefully we'd get to see murray vs mitchell,that would be a good fight i think.greenyox3 wrote:they mentioned on ringside the other night that he's a "free agent". if that's the case he either wants to get himself with FW or go Stateside before his career fizzles out.
i dont think he'd need some padding fights and then a shot at a title,he's unbeaten and was the european champion so he doesnt need that i dont think.He could fight mitchell in his next fight and it would sell i reckonbengulnaci1 wrote:Fwank offers good paydays, some padding fights and a shot at a title, a winnable shot, more often than not. Followed by some soft defences then a fight with Mitchell.
USA - Less money, harder fights, more chance of improving as a fighter and a shot at a genuine world title, most likely in a hostile enviroment or on some major US undercard.
Depends which way he wants go. Wouldn't blame him whichever way he decided to go, but the US option would probably improve him, as a fighter at 24 yrs old.
2 examples Khan (now), Mitchell (now). Not the most ideal but trying to prove a point.
yeah i can see your point,i think mitchell would be a good test though to see if he's ready for the world scene and also it should be a decent enough pay day for the two of thembengulnaci1 wrote:I agree, I was just speculating that might be the way Warren would take him, if he decided to go with him
it's a frightening thought that his career would just "fizzle out" after the action that lad's served up, without having at least a house to show for it. Such is boxing however. I'm not saying it will fizzle out only that it would seem unfair if he wasn't rewarded for what he's done.greenyox3 wrote:they mentioned on ringside the other night that he's a "free agent". if that's the case he either wants to get himself with FW or go Stateside before his career fizzles out.
its terrible when you think of what very average footballers can make in comparison to top level fighters who are risking there health!NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:it's a frightening thought that his career would just "fizzle out" after the action that lad's served up, without having at least a house to show for it. Such is boxing however. I'm not saying it will fizzle out only that it would seem unfair if he wasn't rewarded for what he's done.greenyox3 wrote:they mentioned on ringside the other night that he's a "free agent". if that's the case he either wants to get himself with FW or go Stateside before his career fizzles out.
don't go there mate you'll depress us all. A year or 2 back I remember watching John Uttaka for Portsmouth and thinking he didn't know how to play football. This year I went to see Niall Ranger waste space on St James Park....seeing Bacary Sagne all over him was like watching a lion and a lamb together. And there's plenty of other utter dross.lefty wrote:its terrible when you think of what very average footballers can make in comparison to top level fighters who are risking there health!NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:it's a frightening thought that his career would just "fizzle out" after the action that lad's served up, without having at least a house to show for it. Such is boxing however. I'm not saying it will fizzle out only that it would seem unfair if he wasn't rewarded for what he's done.greenyox3 wrote:they mentioned on ringside the other night that he's a "free agent". if that's the case he either wants to get himself with FW or go Stateside before his career fizzles out.
murray vs rios or katsidis would be great fights to watchbilly nelson wrote:Murry is an exciting fighter to watch, he has all the tools although i worry about his defence at world level
They were on about Ranger on talksport the other day and saying he might be the next big thing on tyneside. Haven't seen him myself.NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:don't go there mate you'll depress us all. A year or 2 back I remember watching John Uttaka for Portsmouth and thinking he didn't know how to play football. This year I went to see Niall Ranger waste space on St James Park....seeing Bacary Sagne all over him was like watching a lion and a lamb together. And there's plenty of other utter dross.lefty wrote:its terrible when you think of what very average footballers can make in comparison to top level fighters who are risking there health!NorthEastBoxingFan wrote: it's a frightening thought that his career would just "fizzle out" after the action that lad's served up, without having at least a house to show for it. Such is boxing however. I'm not saying it will fizzle out only that it would seem unfair if he wasn't rewarded for what he's done.
Same.billy nelson wrote:Murry is an exciting fighter to watch, he has all the tools although i worry about his defence at world level