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Rick Grogan
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Top 3 Domestic Dust ups?

We all know the obvious - Brook V Khan

Would you count Clev V Bomber 2? I dnt think I would as it's all becoming a little staged.

I'd like to see Groves V Degale again!
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Either callum or paul against mick fielding not fussed which one.
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chiggsy wrote:Either callum or paul against mick fielding not fussed which one.
He would have more chance against Paul.

Quigg v Frampton is the obvious one. Though I'm getting less and less bothered.
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Post by smiling assassin »

can we count frampton Quigg as a domestic fight
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Quigg v Frampton will never happen! The hype has been squashed in my eyes.
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Blackwell vs BJS for British which I see him winning then defences against Ryder, Etches and Eubank Jr gets him the Lonsdale outright :TU:
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Haye Fury
Brook Khan
Galahad Frampton
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Grove / DeGale 2 has to be the biggest all domestic fight now. It was PPV last time, a razor close fight and the two genuinely hate each other.

Brook / Khan is two because it is a great fight

The third one is tough to call, there is a few candidates but one I would really like to see Kevin Mitchell / Derry Matthews, nearly happened but I really think their styles would gel and would be a cracker of a fight.
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Brook V Khan, Quigg V Frampton & Clev V Bellew 2 are the obvious ones.

Groves V Degale 2 would be class but Groves may need a couple of wins after 2 stoppage losses.

Then there's BJS V Eubank Jnr, Mundo V Rocky, Beefy V Rose, Price V Fury could still be big down the line, Kid V Quigg/Frampton, Luke Campbell V Coyle all of which could be good. Brad Saunders V Ricky Burns would be a good crossroads fight.
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Campbell vs Coyle is being built nicely but can see Katsidis throwing a spanner in the works me. Could stop Coyle. Good fight
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Post by Taansend »

Sorry to go off the original question but here's some I would like to see. Not all major fights but they would have my attention.

Heavy - Joshua v Price.
Cruiser - Bellew v Cleverly
Supermiddle - Groves DeGale II
Middle - Etches v Eubank
Welter - Brook v Khan
Light - Coyle v Campbell. Murray v Mathews.
Feather - Selby v Warrington
Superbantam - Frampton v Quigg
Whateverweight - Butler v Yafai
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bigB wrote:Campbell vs Coyle is being built nicely but can see Katsidis throwing a spanner in the works me. Could stop Coyle. Good fight
It will be huge in Hull,
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danamba7 wrote:Brook V Khan, Quigg V Frampton & Clev V Bellew 2 are the obvious ones.

Groves V Degale 2 would be class but Groves may need a couple of wins after 2 stoppage losses.

Then there's BJS V Eubank Jnr, Mundo V Rocky, Beefy V Rose, Price V Fury could still be big down the line, Kid V Quigg/Frampton, Luke Campbell V Coyle all of which could be good. Brad Saunders V Ricky Burns would be a good crossroads fight.

If only 50% of those match ups were made I'd still be a happy man. :bag:
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Liam Smith against Brian Rose is a fight I'd like see. Sadly never to destined to happen with the current promotional arrangements.

Bradley Saunders against Frankie Gavin has the makings of a decent fight too. An aggressor against a counter puncher. Again unlikely to happen I'd say - not in the next twelve months at least.
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Quigg vs Frampton is probably the fight i would like to see most in world boxing let alone domestically,whether it would have been a British and Commonwealth unification a few years ago or a world title fight this year,either ways both their styles make for a great fight and i hope it happens sooner rather than later,both of them remaining unbeaten at the time would be a bonus as would a world title on the line but this is just a great,intriguing fight,which is a bona-fide 50/50 whatever anyone says

It seems most people favour Carl to win as do i...just,both of them have looked simarly impressive IMO and my opinion used to waver due to whoever fought most recent but recently ive stuck with Frampton who might just be technically a bit better but i honestly find it hard to seperate them,Scott got decked from Jamie Arthur a few years back so thats one of the only things i could get to seperate them because despite fighting at same weight they havent any same opponents that i can think off

I actually think Quigg's underated on here and i think a lot of stick that comes his way is nowt to do with his boxing ability but more because of his paper title and who his trainer is
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handsofstone wrote:Quigg vs Frampton is probably the fight i would like to see most in world boxing let alone domestically,whether it would have been a British and Commonwealth unification a few years ago or a world title fight this year,either ways both their styles make for a great fight and i hope it happens sooner rather than later,both of them remaining unbeaten at the time would be a bonus as would a world title on the line but this is just a great,intriguing fight,which is a bona-fide 50/50 whatever anyone says

It seems most people favour Carl to win as do i...just,both of them have looked simarly impressive IMO and my opinion used to waver due to whoever fought most recent but recently ive stuck with Frampton who might just be technically a bit better but i honestly find it hard to seperate them,Scott got decked from Jamie Arthur a few years back so thats one of the only things i could get to seperate them because despite fighting at same weight they havent any same opponents that i can think off

I actually think Quigg's underated on here and i think a lot of stick that comes his way is nowt to do with his boxing ability but more because of his paper title and who his trainer is
I think so too. I like his style and he has power in both hands. Quigg V Frampton is 50/50 and I'd fancy both of them against anyone in the division apart from Rigo obviously!
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danamba7 wrote:
handsofstone wrote:Quigg vs Frampton is probably the fight i would like to see most in world boxing let alone domestically,whether it would have been a British and Commonwealth unification a few years ago or a world title fight this year,either ways both their styles make for a great fight and i hope it happens sooner rather than later,both of them remaining unbeaten at the time would be a bonus as would a world title on the line but this is just a great,intriguing fight,which is a bona-fide 50/50 whatever anyone says

It seems most people favour Carl to win as do i...just,both of them have looked simarly impressive IMO and my opinion used to waver due to whoever fought most recent but recently ive stuck with Frampton who might just be technically a bit better but i honestly find it hard to seperate them,Scott got decked from Jamie Arthur a few years back so thats one of the only things i could get to seperate them because despite fighting at same weight they havent any same opponents that i can think off

I actually think Quigg's underated on here and i think a lot of stick that comes his way is nowt to do with his boxing ability but more because of his paper title and who his trainer is
I think so too. I like his style and he has power in both hands. Quigg V Frampton is 50/50 and I'd fancy both of them against anyone in the division apart from Rigo obviously!

Quigg is a helluva fighter. But world champion he is not.
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