Scott Quigg featherweight 'title eliminator'

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Re: Scott Quigg featherweight 'title eliminator'

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Marlo Stanfield wrote:
maley1984 wrote:
DannyMCR wrote: Josh doesn't have the power to give Quigg any problems, even at 126

That's irrelevant can quigg go for 12 hard fast paced rounds.
he wouldn't need to against Warrington
Quigg has decent power at super ban but will he carry it up to feather his not a massive puncher also Warrington hasn't shown any vulnerabilities.
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Re: Scott Quigg featherweight 'title eliminator'

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DannyMCR wrote:
maley1984 wrote:
DannyMCR wrote: Josh doesn't have the power to give Quigg any problems, even at 126

That's irrelevant can quigg go for 12 hard fast paced rounds.
Easily, Quigg is fringe world level IMO bit still above Warrington.

He didn't do it in his biggest fight to date he didn't throw a punch for 6 rounds.. Don't forget his also moving up in weight
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Re: Scott Quigg featherweight 'title eliminator'

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Stuffs wrote:
Naandrew wrote:Can't see Warrington v Quigg for a few reasons.

Can you imagine Warrington fighting at the manchester arena now. Thousands of Leeds fans would go and wreck the place he would also have more support than Quigg.

Quiggs support isn't too bad and a few would go to Leeds which again would probably have trouble there.
Bit in bold there mate, I was at the Arena when Warrington fought Rendall Munroe on the night of Crolla v Murray and Quigg v Munyai. It was carnage then, when Warrington was still a relative unknown.

Still provided one of my favourite boxing riot moments when some Leeds tw-t tried to throw a chair, only to realise on the floor rows of chairs were joined together so he just tipped it over, jumped about like he'd actually done something, before being promptly arrested.
it ws carnage in there that night
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Stuffs wrote:
Naandrew wrote:Can't see Warrington v Quigg for a few reasons.

Can you imagine Warrington fighting at the manchester arena now. Thousands of Leeds fans would go and wreck the place he would also have more support than Quigg.

Quiggs support isn't too bad and a few would go to Leeds which again would probably have trouble there.
Bit in bold there mate, I was at the Arena when Warrington fought Rendall Munroe on the night of Crolla v Murray and Quigg v Munyai. It was carnage then, when Warrington was still a relative unknown.

Still provided one of my favourite boxing riot moments when some Leeds tw-t tried to throw a chair, only to realise on the floor rows of chairs were joined together so he just tipped it over, jumped about like he'd actually done something, before being promptly arrested.

I was there as well. Joshs first fight at Leeds Arena was only shortly afterwards that's when his support started to take off.
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Re: Scott Quigg featherweight 'title eliminator'

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T w_savage wrote:
cocobongo wrote:Quigg would batter and stop Warrington inside 5
Lol
Warrington is shite mate
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maley1984 wrote:
DannyMCR wrote:
maley1984 wrote:

That's irrelevant can quigg go for 12 hard fast paced rounds.
Easily, Quigg is fringe world level IMO bit still above Warrington.

He didn't do it in his biggest fight to date he didn't throw a punch for 6 rounds.. Don't forget his also moving up in weight
I would lean towards Amagasa being better than any win on Quiggs record.
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Re: Scott Quigg featherweight 'title eliminator'

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cocobongo wrote:
T w_savage wrote:
cocobongo wrote:Quigg would batter and stop Warrington inside 5
Lol
Warrington is shite mate
Lol of lol..

What's shit about him?

Dare I ask :lol:
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Quigg beats Warrington quite easily

Warrington is vastly overrated,

Selby would run rings round him too
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Re: Scott Quigg featherweight 'title eliminator'

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Naandrew wrote:
maley1984 wrote:
DannyMCR wrote: Easily, Quigg is fringe world level IMO bit still above Warrington.

He didn't do it in his biggest fight to date he didn't throw a punch for 6 rounds.. Don't forget his also moving up in weight
I would lean towards Amagasa being better than any win on Quiggs record.

I agree mate. It's a great fight if it happens. I can't see why people truly believe quigg smashes Warrington with ease. Tinted glasses maybe
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Re: Scott Quigg featherweight 'title eliminator'

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Quigg trades on size and fitness going up a weight that's no longer a big advantage, Warrington is the faster more accurate puncher, he moves better and is naturally bigger imo he can easily match quigg on work rate and fitness ( better him imo)

I can't see quigg hurting Warrington, I can't see quigg out boxing Warrington.. With what? Quigg is not a intelligent fighter in or out the ring..

What does quigg have that upsets Warrington??

Least we forget quigg froze and did nothing for 6 rnds in his one big fight against a man of similar size..

Who knows maybe quigg comes back at this new weight a real beast! I just don't see it.
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Re: Scott Quigg featherweight 'title eliminator'

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powderPuff wrote:Quigg beats Warrington quite easily

Warrington is vastly overrated,

Selby would run rings round him too
How? Explain...

Why mention selby ? Totally different style to Warrington and quigg but would likely beat quigg easier than Warrington.. Still selby beats both.
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Stuarty30 wrote:I'm not expecting anyone I've even heard of to be fighting Quigg here. It'll be some kid from deepest darkest Nicaragua whose never seen a toilet flush before..... Yawn!
Easy son, my Dad's from Nicaragua. Bit offended that you think they don't have proper toilets. :stop:
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:I'm not expecting anyone I've even heard of to be fighting Quigg here. It'll be some kid from deepest darkest Nicaragua whose never seen a toilet flush before..... Yawn!
Easy son, my Dad's from Nicaragua. Bit offended that you think they don't have proper toilets. :stop:
Stuarty's from Scotland and to be fair the flushing toilet only came in 6 months ago there.
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jameswilson wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:I'm not expecting anyone I've even heard of to be fighting Quigg here. It'll be some kid from deepest darkest Nicaragua whose never seen a toilet flush before..... Yawn!
Easy son, my Dad's from Nicaragua. Bit offended that you think they don't have proper toilets. :stop:
Stuarty's from Scotland and to be fair the flushing toilet only came in 6 months ago there.
Stuarty doesn't know my Dad's from Sunderland and I'm just taking the pesh. :OhYes:
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
jameswilson wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
Easy son, my Dad's from Nicaragua. Bit offended that you think they don't have proper toilets. :stop:
Stuarty's from Scotland and to be fair the flushing toilet only came in 6 months ago there.
Stuarty doesn't know my Dad's from Sunderland and I'm just taking the pesh. :OhYes:
Motherfucker :lol:
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jameswilson wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:I'm not expecting anyone I've even heard of to be fighting Quigg here. It'll be some kid from deepest darkest Nicaragua whose never seen a toilet flush before..... Yawn!
Easy son, my Dad's from Nicaragua. Bit offended that you think they don't have proper toilets. :stop:
Stuarty's from Scotland and to be fair the flushing toilet only came in 6 months ago there.
We still wear kappa trackies and watch black and white TV :o
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Re: Scott Quigg featherweight 'title eliminator'

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Stuarty30 wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
jameswilson wrote:
Stuarty's from Scotland and to be fair the flushing toilet only came in 6 months ago there.
Stuarty doesn't know my Dad's from Sunderland and I'm just taking the pesh. :OhYes:
Motherfucker :lol:
:OhYes:
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Re: Scott Quigg featherweight 'title eliminator'

Post by Omerta »

Don't think quig would be giving much away moving up to FW he's massive at SB he looked like he was dying at the frampton weigh in! Think he would be far stronger moving up a weight and would stop Warrington late on, think quigs a level above him, agree that selby beats them both
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Quigg would absolutely batter Warrington.

I'm not that high on Quigg but to beat him I think you need a degree of both skill and a punch, that Warrington lacks.
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Re: Scott Quigg featherweight 'title eliminator'

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Counter-puncher wrote:Quigg would absolutely batter Warrington.

I'm not that high on Quigg but to beat him I think you need a degree of both skill and a punch, that Warrington lacks.
Agree. Quigg would do what he wanted with Warrington. I think Selby would give Quigg fits though.

Edit* IF Selby was on form. That's a big IF! He's a bit of a hit and miss at times is Selby!
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Agree mate at his best Selby has a fluidity I think quigg would struggle with
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Stuarty30 wrote:
jameswilson wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
Easy son, my Dad's from Nicaragua. Bit offended that you think they don't have proper toilets. :stop:
Stuarty's from Scotland and to be fair the flushing toilet only came in 6 months ago there.
We still wear kappa trackies and watch black and white TV :o
That parts probably true :lol:
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:bow:
Stuarty30 wrote:
jameswilson wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
Easy son, my Dad's from Nicaragua. Bit offended that you think they don't have proper toilets. :stop:
Stuarty's from Scotland and to be fair the flushing toilet only came in 6 months ago there.
We still wear kappa trackies and watch black and white TV :o
I miss Benny King doing the cuts wearing his kappa tracksuit top - was a Friday fight night staple :bow:
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Re: Scott Quigg featherweight 'title eliminator'

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lefty wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
jameswilson wrote:
Stuarty's from Scotland and to be fair the flushing toilet only came in 6 months ago there.
We still wear kappa trackies and watch black and white TV :o
That parts probably true :lol:
I seen a guy with one on the other day no joke! Some parts of this town are stuck in a time warp man!
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