Twin targets for Appleby - Page 5

billy nelson · 02-04-2010, 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by aqualung

Typical Gilmore, pushing a good prospect too far too fast. I think if Appleby is looking really long term into his future he should join up with Lindsay at Hayemaker promotions. Haye and Hatton seem to be the only really progressive promotions in Britain, if he goes to ****** his next ten fights will be against Vladimir Drjyokskivistkanzhbradov or similar Latvian plumbers with 4-16-0 records.

Appleby has huge holes in his game but he is still very young and can develop into a real British/European talent.

i think you will find paul will have 2 or 3 warm up fights then go for a domestic title.good luck to him a very nice guy.

apps1 · 02-04-2010, 10:55 AM

pauls contract with gilmour was up , and no one is to blame for what happened to paul in belfast , what happened happened . It is just time for paul to see what else is out there for him what another manager/promoter can offer him and maybe further his career or take him in another direction paul isnt sure yet what he wants to do with his career he is just waiting and seeing what else is out there for him . So no one is to blame for how pauls career has gone , There are things closer to home that need to be looked at to see what and how paul is gonna develope in the future.

Top Dog · 02-04-2010, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by apps1

pauls contract with gilmour was up , and no one is to blame for what happened to paul in belfast , what happened happened . It is just time for paul to see what else is out there for him what another manager/promoter can offer him and maybe further his career or take him in another direction paul isnt sure yet what he wants to do with his career he is just waiting and seeing what else is out there for him . So no one is to blame for how pauls career has gone , There are things closer to home that need to be looked at to see what and how paul is gonna develope in the future.

Things closer to home? Mmmm

Well whatever, wish the best for him anyways

Beeston Brawler · 02-04-2010, 01:30 PM

I thought Gilmour did a good job with him.

Matched him properly, got him a British title and a decent name for a first defence, plus a payday for the Lindsay fight.

I'd hardly say he was rushed. Too many fighters are held back for a ridiculous length of time. Just because Appleby lost to a very good operator doesn't mean his promoter got it wrong.

02-04-2010, 10:55 AM	#62
apps1 Journeyman ESB Jr Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 124 vCash: 1000	Re: Twin targets for Appleby pauls contract with gilmour was up , and no one is to blame for what happened to paul in belfast , what happened happened . It is just time for paul to see what else is out there for him what another manager/promoter can offer him and maybe further his career or take him in another direction paul isnt sure yet what he wants to do with his career he is just waiting and seeing what else is out there for him . So no one is to blame for how pauls career has gone , There are things closer to home that need to be looked at to see what and how paul is gonna develope in the future.
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02-04-2010, 01:30 PM	#64
Beeston Brawler Comical Ali-egedly East Side VIP Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: trying to increase my overdraft.... Posts: 35,250 vCash: 75	Re: Twin targets for Appleby I thought Gilmour did a good job with him. Matched him properly, got him a British title and a decent name for a first defence, plus a payday for the Lindsay fight. I'd hardly say he was rushed. Too many fighters are held back for a ridiculous length of time. Just because Appleby lost to a very good operator doesn't mean his promoter got it wrong.
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