Scott Quigg on Saturday
Re: Scott Quigg on Saturday
oh yeh i dont no forgot he was welsh!
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twenty six
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Well according to Martin Dobbing's report he's a legend in the making.
No pressure then.
A bit presumptious I would say at this stage in his career, but I do like the kid.
Got a good following as well.
No pressure then.
A bit presumptious I would say at this stage in his career, but I do like the kid.
Got a good following as well.
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thepocketrocket
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twenty six wrote:Well according to Martin Dobbing's report he's a legend in the making.
No pressure then.
A bit presumptious I would say at this stage in his career, but I do like the kid.
Got a good following as well.
At the risk of sounding a smart ass I did say 'could have a legend in the making' as the sky seems the limit, that doesn't mean those heights will definately be reached....
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The sky seems the limit?thepocketrocket wrote:
At the risk of sounding a smart ass I did say 'could have a legend in the making' as the sky seems the limit
Isn't that a bit like watching a football team beat Grimsby Town, and then saying "Yes, definatly a future World Cup winning side here..."
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How did he get in that position?HomeOfBritishBoxing wrote: quigg is fighting for the ebu title later this year.
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HomeOfBritishBoxing
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thats what i would like to knw pal apparently he has beat 2 top 10 european fighters according to ricky.whicker wrote:How did he get in that position?HomeOfBritishBoxing wrote: quigg is fighting for the ebu title later this year.
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He beat one anyway(Voronin was about 6/7 at Featherweight when Quigg beat him), but I'm fairly sure Lukin(while ranked at Featherweight by the EBU) was not in the top 10. However considering the lack of depth at Super-Bantamweight it's not surprising those two wins have put him close to a European title shot.HomeOfBritishBoxing wrote:thats what i would like to knw pal apparently he has beat 2 top 10 european fighters according to ricky.whicker wrote:How did he get in that position?HomeOfBritishBoxing wrote: quigg is fighting for the ebu title later this year.
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maxicarter
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Did anyone see Quigg's ringwalk ? Brilliant - they had him coming out of his front door (which is just round the corner from the Leisure Centre) dressed in his boxing gear. He then walked through the streets and into the entrance of the centre and then suddenly appeared in the tunnel heading for the ring. Quality !
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thepocketrocket
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Just a shameless thread bump to point out that some of us picked Quigg to go far at an early age, and were roundly mocked.
You either have an eye for talent, or you don't!
You either have an eye for talent, or you don't!
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mickey1975
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I remember Homeofbrittishboxing and his rows with Paul Smith! We called him HOBB for short so Smigga changed it to NOBB... Forum ATG really, is Smith.
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thepocketrocket
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I miss Smigga. People say a lot about him, but every time I spoke to him he was well mannered and pleasant!mickey1975 wrote:I remember Homeofbrittishboxing and his rows with Paul Smith! We called him HOBB for short so Smigga changed it to NOBB... Forum ATG really, is Smith.
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I don't think he came across well online... He seemed to look down on us a bit. He hated Horse... I loved it when gman told him he'd beaten him twice as a junior. He was shocked but, to be fair, right as rain when he realised gman was telling the truth.
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Counter-puncher
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haha fucken classic, I can imagine it now, 'you don't know what you're talking about, i bet you've never even laced em up eh laah is it laah'mickey1975 wrote:I don't think he came across well online... He seemed to look down on us a bit. He hated Horse... I loved it when gman told him he'd beaten him twice as a junior. He was shocked but, to be fair, right as rain when he realised gman was telling the truth.
'actually i beat you twice in the ams'
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He hated Horse but he hated Lefty too, with a passion! Lefty could wind him up just by being logged on.mickey1975 wrote:I don't think he came across well online... He seemed to look down on us a bit. He hated Horse... I loved it when gman told him he'd beaten him twice as a junior. He was shocked but, to be fair, right as rain when he realised gman was telling the truth.
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Fair enough, I admit that I was a critic of Quigg a few years back. I'm also honest enough to say I'm not entirely sure that he is a World-Class operator. His title defenses have been nothing short of a mockery.thepocketrocket wrote:Just a shameless thread bump to point out that some of us picked Quigg to go far at an early age, and were roundly mocked.
You either have an eye for talent, or you don't!
I would also say that 1 great performance does NOT automatically make you a great fighter, so I wouldn't overrated hid victory over Martinez - a fighter who Frampton had already wrecked twice.
If Quigg wins tomorrow night, then he will have proven himself as a top fighter. If he doesn't then he will continue having his critics.
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Not sure what either of you are talking about, He's shitCrease wrote:Fair enough, I admit that I was a critic of Quigg a few years back. I'm also honest enough to say I'm not entirely sure that he is a World-Class operator. His title defenses have been nothing short of a mockery.thepocketrocket wrote:Just a shameless thread bump to point out that some of us picked Quigg to go far at an early age, and were roundly mocked.
You either have an eye for talent, or you don't!
I would also say that 1 great performance does NOT automatically make you a great fighter, so I wouldn't overrated hid victory over Martinez - a fighter who Frampton had already wrecked twice.
If Quigg wins tomorrow night, then he will have proven himself as a top fighter. If he doesn't then he will continue having his critics.
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thepocketrocket
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Hey...I'm on the Jackal bandwagon. nout personal against Scott, just always have been!davie wrote:Not sure what either of you are talking about, He's pooCrease wrote:Fair enough, I admit that I was a critic of Quigg a few years back. I'm also honest enough to say I'm not entirely sure that he is a World-Class operator. His title defenses have been nothing short of a mockery.thepocketrocket wrote:Just a shameless thread bump to point out that some of us picked Quigg to go far at an early age, and were roundly mocked.
You either have an eye for talent, or you don't!
I would also say that 1 great performance does NOT automatically make you a great fighter, so I wouldn't overrated hid victory over Martinez - a fighter who Frampton had already wrecked twice.
If Quigg wins tomorrow night, then he will have proven himself as a top fighter. If he doesn't then he will continue having his critics.
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Black Sam Bellamy
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Re: Scott Quigg on Saturday
I'd like to see Quigg win this weekend for a further feather in the cap that is the legend Brian Hughes MBE
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reggaereggae
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I actually quite like Paul Smith but that is a fucken classic!!!!Counter-puncher wrote:haha fucken classic, I can imagine it now, 'you don't know what you're talking about, i bet you've never even laced em up eh laah is it laah'mickey1975 wrote:I don't think he came across well online... He seemed to look down on us a bit. He hated Horse... I loved it when gman told him he'd beaten him twice as a junior. He was shocked but, to be fair, right as rain when he realised gman was telling the truth.
'actually i beat you twice in the ams'
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He loved mepalooka wrote:He hated Horse but he hated Lefty too, with a passion! Lefty could wind him up just by being logged on.mickey1975 wrote:I don't think he came across well online... He seemed to look down on us a bit. He hated Horse... I loved it when gman told him he'd beaten him twice as a junior. He was shocked but, to be fair, right as rain when he realised gman was telling the truth.