is martin lindsay ready for a shot at cristobal cruz's ibf title

Not yet. Personally, I'd like to see him up against some good European level opposition first:good.

 

I'd like to see him slow down super feather is not very deep and Cruz showed he isn't as easy a target as people were saying before his last fight. A few more 12 rounders would be ideal.

 

Lindsay isn't ready, yet.

 

I recall Buncey discussing the exact point where he said he should not be put anywhere near one of the top guys and should concentrate on British level first

 

a few more fights...then why not...hayemaker needs to get the finger out and get him some fights...martins been idle since april...and he is knocking about the road[falls] drinking in the bars and looking much bigger

 

i think its too soon,a decent victory over Scotland Pauls appleby and over Derry (but being honest Derry isisnt the fighter we thought he was) but he could do with a few ore fights inbetween .but all the best.

 

i think he,s ready now but give him 12 /16 months after he cleans up the domestic and european scence. he is the best feather in europe by some way i think he has great skills and heart just what u need to make it to the top.

 

nowhere near being ready

He needs to step it up before he thinks about fighting for the title (the match will be made in mexico........

 

It was more of a heated rant.

 

Couple more defences of British title, then European title fight next summer, world title shot 2011. All at the Ulster Hall, bar the world title fight which could be on the same bill as Rogey at Casement Park, summer 2011.

That's that sorted then, lol

 

Yep, he really started off on one on that subject didn't he??

 

how u work that out i was winning the fight easy and everyone knows martin hit me with a terriffic shot i take my hat of to him tho he proved hes a worthy champ wen he beat appelby

 

I would say its a bit too soon, he needs to get a bit more experience before this step up.

Of course if he got the call I'm sure he'd jump at the opportunity, and I wouldn't bet against him pulling off the win either.

Ideally though you'd like to see him mix it up a bit against a couple of Euro level fighters first, just to make sure he has his feet firmly planted at that kinda level. Then he can go for the big one.

 

Indeed you were Derry good to see you back!