Comments Thread For: McEwan, Valentine, Vaughan, Masnouri: Prizefighter 11/3

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Middleweights contenders Craig McEwan (21-2, 10KOs), Curtis Valentine (5-2, 4KOs), Peter Vaughan (6-1-1, 1KO) and Navid Mansouri (8-0-1, 3KOs) have been announced by promoter Eddie Hearn as first four of the eight participants in the final Prizefighter tournament of 2012, taking place on November 3rd at York Hall in London.

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Clegg

Despite his defeats I think McEwan is a level above these tournaments. It's basically a kind of boxing where the best fighter is less likely to win than would be the case in a full distance fight.

But maybe he's had difficulty getting some of the other British middleweights into the ring or something.

D-MiZe

McEwan's spent the past year over here and has wasted his time fighting opponents far, far inferior to himself. I guess the entrance into Prizefighter is just to earn some money but he really needs to be getting the best fights possible.

Who's promoting McEwan?

dan_cov

Getting a bit tired of Prizefighter myself with all these rubbish prospects with zero power though McEwan is at least reasonable.

It used to be appealing because they would put guys in who were vulnerable and could crack and actually could sell tickets.

The four to follow are going to be something like...
Paul Samuels, Kerry Hope and two more guys nobody has ever heard of and won't want to see again even if they should win.

anonymous2.0

If I was on the McEwan PR team, I would stay away from the Lee fight. There's something to be said about you if you dominate a guy over 11 rounds, fail to knock him out, and gas out on the final round. McEwan basically let Lee pull the Homer Simpson strategy and Lee just knocked an exhausted McEwan over.

Clegg Cotto KO1 God Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: London Posts: 24,124 Rep Power: 147 Points: 500,015,169.07 Bank: 63,910,545,287,106.35 Total Points: 63,911,045,302,275.42 Donate	Despite his defeats I think McEwan is a level above these tournaments. It's basically a kind of boxing where the best fighter is less likely to win than would be the case in a full distance fight. But maybe he's had difficulty getting some of the other British middleweights into the ring or something.

D-MiZe Iron lungs Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: England Posts: 28,827 Blog Entries: 7 Rep Power: 86 Points: 2,007,496,932,866.05 Bank: 989,944,221,932.50 Total Points: 2,997,441,154,798.55 Donate	McEwan's spent the past year over here and has wasted his time fighting opponents far, far inferior to himself. I guess the entrance into Prizefighter is just to earn some money but he really needs to be getting the best fights possible. Who's promoting McEwan?

anonymous2.0 Interim Champion Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 945 Rep Power: 3 Points: 10,016,056.19 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 10,016,056.19 Donate	If I was on the McEwan PR team, I would stay away from the Lee fight. There's something to be said about you if you dominate a guy over 11 rounds, fail to knock him out, and gas out on the final round. McEwan basically let Lee pull the Homer Simpson strategy and Lee just knocked an exhausted McEwan over.