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rhino222
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what does everyone make of scott quiggs opponent despite him looking about 60?

he has never fought outside japan, but another acute stat, he has never in a career fought anyone with a more losses that victories. Not sure there are many fringe level fighters who could boast such a feat. don't they do journeymen in japan?
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He is very tall too. Could this be a decent test for the chippy champ?
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DazDiCanio wrote:He is very tall too. Could this be a decent test for the chippy champ?
First time ever Quigg has faced someone taller than him ??
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Naandrew wrote:
DazDiCanio wrote:He is very tall too. Could this be a decent test for the chippy champ?
First time ever Quigg has faced someone taller than him ??
No idea tbh lol
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On paper its a joke of a fight. Not sure how you can fight for a "world" title when you have never been in a 12 round fight. Don't worry after the fight I am sure hearn will guarantee the next one will be a huge one!
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rhino222 wrote:what does everyone make of scott quiggs opponent despite him looking about 60?

he has never fought outside japan, but another acute stat, he has never in a career fought anyone with a more losses that victories. Not sure there are many fringe level fighters who could boast such a feat. don't they do journeymen in japan?
They do do journeymen, many of which are Indonesians or Thais as opposed to domestic fighters. Their novices/rookies take a different stance to the UK guys in that a lot of them take part in the Rookie of the Year against fellow novices rather than journeymen.
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DazDiCanio wrote:
Naandrew wrote:
DazDiCanio wrote:He is very tall too. Could this be a decent test for the chippy champ?
First time ever Quigg has faced someone taller than him ??
No idea tbh lol
boxrec has Hidenori Otake shorter than quigg :OhYes: :OhYes:
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Naandrew wrote:
DazDiCanio wrote:He is very tall too. Could this be a decent test for the chippy champ?
First time ever Quigg has faced someone taller than him ??
Munyai is tall, 177cm I think.
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rio wrote:On paper its a joke of a fight. Not sure how you can fight for a "world" title when you have never been in a 12 round fight. Don't worry after the fight I am sure hearn will guarantee the next one will be a huge one!
It's not great match, but like you say, it's not for a world title, but a "world" title. Hopefully Otaki can surprise us and make a fight of it.
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The geezer looks a lump!!
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think the last east asian boxer to come over here and cause a mild upset was In-Jin Chi against home fighter Michael Brodie, maybe history will repeat itself
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Glass Joe wrote:think the last east asian boxer to come over here and cause a mild upset was In-Jin Chi against home fighter Michael Brodie, maybe history will repeat itself
Brilliant fight that. Haven't seen it in ages, will have to youtube it when I've got a minute

Edit - just looked and realised the first fight was a draw. I remember the second being a bit more one-sided.
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Just having a look at Otake's record there,nothing to write home about,i dont think i recognised 1 opponent,im no Japanese pugilist expert mind you

When i first read this fight got made,the print made out this was the toughest fight of Quigg's career,surely even a blown up Jamoye is better than Hidenori,but again ive never seen him,hopefully Scott takes care of him in double quick fashion
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handsofstone wrote:When i first read this fight got made,the print made out this was the toughest fight of Quigg's career,
I think many people making those types of comments have just looked at Otake's BoxRec ranking and assumed that he's good based on that.
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Glass Joe wrote:think the last east asian boxer to come over here and cause a mild upset was In-Jin Chi against home fighter Michael Brodie, maybe history will repeat itself

That guy was an animal, no way will otaki be in the same league. Chi gave a prime morales a very tough fight, if there was anything to suggestion he was made from the same stuff he wouldent be fighting quigg, no chance. Gallagher and Hearn just wouldn't allow it
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His manager only sounded the same as our promoters, he defended the domestic title etc and now we want world titles, we here that on sky sports 1 every Saturday night off our people, otaki people are only saying the same, probably same as brian Rose going over to New York
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Bleak wrote:His manager only sounded the same as our promoters, he defended the domestic title etc and now we want world titles, we here that on sky sports 1 every Saturday night off our people, otaki people are only saying the same, probably same as brian Rose going over to New York
True except unlike Quigg,Andrade was a bona fide champ
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handsofstone wrote:
Bleak wrote:His manager only sounded the same as our promoters, he defended the domestic title etc and now we want world titles, we here that on sky sports 1 every Saturday night off our people, otaki people are only saying the same, probably same as brian Rose going over to New York
True except unlike Quigg,Andrade was a bona fide champ

Yeah agree, I wander if the Americans moan like we have about quiggs opponent , they probably never heard of some our lads when we go our there for our annual 3 month pasting
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