Paul Craig (disambiguation)

Last updated July 12, 2021

Paul Craig is a Scottish mixed martial artist

Paul Craig may also refer to:

Paul Craig (legal scholar) (born 1951), professor of English law
Paul Craig (runner) (born 1953), Canadian middle-distance runner
Paul Craig (soccer) (born 1988), Canadian soccer player

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