Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
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Datsue
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Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
http://news.boxrec.com/news/2014/new-op ... ar-cermeno
Well. I mean, well. Uh. Much more dangerous fight, imo, with one proviso:
How big's Munyai at the weight? I've never seen him fight over bantam, though I know he's really tall...
Well. I mean, well. Uh. Much more dangerous fight, imo, with one proviso:
How big's Munyai at the weight? I've never seen him fight over bantam, though I know he's really tall...
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
I'd say it's an easier opponent stylistically as Cermeno is a tricky ol' SOB with toughness and world class experienced
Munyai, if he fills out to the weight, could well be a very dangerous late opponent and IIRC he was sparring with Martin Ward so will be in shape as it is
Munyai, if he fills out to the weight, could well be a very dangerous late opponent and IIRC he was sparring with Martin Ward so will be in shape as it is
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jameswilson
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Re: Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
There were rumours going about a week back about this so while it is obviously a late notice replacement I don't think it's a 'weeks notice' late replacement.Boxing Prospect wrote:I'd say it's an easier opponent stylistically as Cermeno is a tricky ol' SOB with toughness and world class experienced
Munyai, if he fills out to the weight, could well be a very dangerous late opponent and IIRC he was sparring with Martin Ward so will be in shape as it is
Munyai has fought several times at Super-Bantam so I don't anticipate size being an issue although Quigg does seem to be very big at the weight.
Re: Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
If Munyai is in shape he will be a horrible opponent for Quigg!
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billy nelson
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Re: Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
Scott Quigg is in shape and he will be a horrible opponent
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eddiebutcher
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Re: Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
I think scott quigg is always in great shape probarly the hardest trainer I have ever seen so his opponent will need to be in shape 
Re: Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
Better than the original fight. Looking forward to this one now. I remember seeing this guy take apart power and haskins when they were unbeaten and Munyai was around 20 thinking this guy is going to be a world champ. Never quite worked out for some reason but now he has his chance.
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Datsue
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Re: Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
See, that's what I thought.rio wrote:Better than the original fight. Looking forward to this one now. I remember seeing this guy take apart power and haskins when they were unbeaten and Munyai was around 20 thinking this guy is going to be a world champ. Never quite worked out for some reason but now he has his chance.
Whatever Cermeno used to be (& indeed he did used to be something) he isn't that now. I can't believe Munyai can have less in the tank than a man who lost 9 of twelve rounds to Alexander Bakhtin.
Re: Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
Me too. I was surprised that no UK promoter snapped him up after that little streak in the UK.rio wrote:Better than the original fight. Looking forward to this one now. I remember seeing this guy take apart power and haskins when they were unbeaten and Munyai was around 20 thinking this guy is going to be a world champ. Never quite worked out for some reason but now he has his chance.
One of the best nicknames ever as well.
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BOYOVERTHEHILL
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Re: Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
Taansend wrote:Me too. I was surprised that no UK promoter snapped him up after that little streak in the UK.rio wrote:Better than the original fight. Looking forward to this one now. I remember seeing this guy take apart power and haskins when they were unbeaten and Munyai was around 20 thinking this guy is going to be a world champ. Never quite worked out for some reason but now he has his chance.
One of the best nicknames ever as well.
Is this guy a real threat?
Never seen him and footage is scarce.
Can anyone fill me in on his strengths/ weaknesses?
Love these type of fights were a underdog goes under the radar and creates a big stir!
Are we talking Gonzalez v Burns type of scare here!?
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handsofstone
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Re: Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
I remember when i just started getting into boxing hardcore,Munyai coming over here and tearing up the script a couple of times,,i totally forgot all about him,he was tough,TEEK TOUGH :!: :!:
Re: Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
Absolutely. Defo worth a bet. This guy can fight. Quigg better be ready.BOYOVERTHEHILL wrote:Taansend wrote:Me too. I was surprised that no UK promoter snapped him up after that little streak in the UK.rio wrote:Better than the original fight. Looking forward to this one now. I remember seeing this guy take apart power and haskins when they were unbeaten and Munyai was around 20 thinking this guy is going to be a world champ. Never quite worked out for some reason but now he has his chance.
One of the best nicknames ever as well.
Is this guy a real threat?
Never seen him and footage
Can anyone fill me in on his strengths/ weaknesses?
Love these type of fights were a underdog goes under the radar and creates a big stir!
Are we talking Gonzalez v Burns type of scare here!?
Re: Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
Yeah we must of got into it around the same time.handsofstone wrote:I remember when i just started getting into boxing hardcore,Munyai coming over here and tearing up the script a couple of times,,i totally forgot all about him,he was tough,TEEK TOUGH :!: :!:
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BOYOVERTHEHILL
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Re: Cermeno out, Munyai in for Quigg?
10/1 for win with betway!?
Only firm offering odds at the moment.
Hope it stays this way!?
Only firm offering odds at the moment.
Hope it stays this way!?