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Ezzard wrote:Got to say I’m surprised at how people write Quigg off. He’s a very intelligent fighter who will work every advantage when he’s in the ring. He might not be as big a puncher as either Frampton or Martinez but I don’t for a second believe either one is a clear level above. I’m 50-50 on him with Frampton…and I think he’d be favourite if he fought Martinez.

I am with you on that... Quigg with his angles and speed is a very good fighter and will be to much for an up an down fighter like kiko . People seemed to be getting carried away with Kiko's boxing ability.. he lost to ndlovu and munroe twice... sometimes i get the feeling on this site people base their opinions on dislike of fighters rather than talent.. :(

what's best for Martinez?

every thread is from Frampton or quigg's point of view. the majority of comments on here sound like, go back to Ireland and sell your title. defend the belt vs the guy who stopped you last year & is all wrong with you, & take the big payday guaranteed by bazza.

if you were a Martinez fan, or his promoter, who would you like to see him in with?

the man has a world title and a career and stopped a title holder in an exciting bout on HBO, who seemed to like him. he then dominated and stopped another lanky fighter whom many felt should've at least troubled him. who'd American network bosses or American fans like to see him in with? surely this has some sway.

how about something like a Boxing After Dark TV date versus someone like darchinyan, who looked good in defeat to donaire, & stands to win his 3rd world title? or how about donaire himself?

the best money he will get, will probably be against Scott Quigg in April in the MEN arena
there is also a better chance of Kiko winning this fight so that is that is the route he should take

personnaly i hope he goes to belfast and gets knocked out again!!!

will the money to bring him over to Manchester or Ireland be worth it, considering there are some good fights in America such as darchinyan, leo santa cruz. there's also a bigger picture for kiko, maybe he wants to be a busy champ and doesn't like the idea of cashing out (potentially) vs Frampton where it'll all be against him.

he should probably head to america then for the cash
he only had 3000 at his last fight with no TV so he would not of made much money from that fight
if he got a good deal in america he should head for the $$$$$$$

mullenman wrote:he should probably head to america then for the cash
he only had 3000 at his last fight with no TV so he would not of made much money from that fight
if he got a good deal in america he should head for the $$$$$$$

Im sure they wouldnt mind having him over again after the way he ripped the title from Romero