'Scottish' Craig McEwan goes 12-0!

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by alba, Sep 28, 2008.


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  1. mithffg

    mithffg Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Think someone is telling you porkys then mate mcewan is a middleweight and burns a super feather!
     
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  2. MIK1000

    MIK1000 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    this was when they were boys mind, it was on british boxing net. ages ago ill find u a link
     
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  3. MIK1000

    MIK1000 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    http://www.britishboxing.net/news_1090-Burns-to-hang-Arthur-s-scalp-on-belts.html

    “Ricky had a brilliant amateur career. He beat Kevin Anderson (current Commonwealth welterweight champion) twice and Barry Morrison (current British Masters light-welterweight champion) when he was only 15 years old and Morrison was 17. He also knocked out Gary Young during sparring and has beaten Craig McEwan seven times.”
     
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  4. mithffg

    mithffg Well-Known Member Full Member

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    christ i stand corrected!Mcewan looked like a pretty big middleweight too.sorry for doubting you mate it just sounded a bit far fetched.
     
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  5. dwilson

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    Well for the up and comer prospects I guess Appleby has the best opportunity to be a genuine world champion. I was fairly disapointed in AAA against Cook, I had hoped he would win and thought he could go on and beat some of the better guys at super feather. I doubt he will make much of an impression at lightweight against the top 10 of that division. I would be willing to listen if you have any names I should look out for over the next few years.


    At the moment McEwan has not shown enough form to representv a future world title challenger but he is getting a very good education that will put him in good sted when he makes his return to Scotland, I wish him all the look.
     
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  6. alba

    alba Guess who? Full Member

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    thanks mate i apprciate your input.youve hit the list i think diffrent about ?mcEwan.i think he has a lot going for him and will stand a better shot for a legit belt in the long term

    now appleby shows a lot of promise,i think he could do well and is being brought along nicely.

    there is not many i rate to become dead cert form scotland.one i do sya who has been decent in all his fights is kris carslaw from paisley.also kenny anderson is worth watching;he had a decent amatuer career.but has been let down badly by fights gettin pulled etc.
     
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