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Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 22 Aug 2014, 17:48
by 1 nut
Galahad beats Quigg for moi

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 12:42
by Andrew

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 12:48
by DMA1987
That's actually a pretty good replacement.

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 12:51
by rio
Great opponent. .......he's ranked 55 in the world at the weight below! Well done hearn you have done it again, great competitive match that the fans wanted to see, with the crolla fight as chief support he's really doing us a favour by notmaking it ppv!

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 13:00
by lefty
rio wrote:Great opponent. .......he's ranked 55 in the world at the weight below! Well done hearn you have done it again, great competitive match that the fans wanted to see, with the crolla fight as chief support he's really doing us a favour by notmaking it ppv!
:OhYes:

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 13:00
by expe
Another bantamweight, fantastic, that's three in a row now, four if you include Ambunda.

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 13:07
by bripez
rio wrote:Great opponent. .......he's ranked 55 in the world at the weight below! Well done hearn you have done it again, great competitive match that the fans wanted to see, with the crolla fight as chief support he's really doing us a favour by notmaking it ppv!
To be fair, as Eddie said in his newspaper column - all the other suber-bantams in the world are running scared of Quigg.

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 13:12
by Andrew
bripez wrote:
rio wrote:Great opponent. .......he's ranked 55 in the world at the weight below! Well done hearn you have done it again, great competitive match that the fans wanted to see, with the crolla fight as chief support he's really doing us a favour by notmaking it ppv!
To be fair, as Eddie said in his newspaper column - all the other suber-bantams in the world are running scared of Quigg.
Rigo And Galahad clearly aren't


Hopefully someone from GBP says why the Quigg v Santa Cruz fight didn't happen on the Floyd card.

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 13:22
by Boxerbeetle
Jamoye is a very good opponent actually, he'd probably beat Quigg if they were the same size.

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 13:26
by lefty
Boxerbeetle123 wrote:Jamoye is a very good opponent actually, he'd probably beat Quigg if they were the same size.
:lol:

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 13:33
by Old bones Ian
Jamoye was destroyed by Yamanaka , 4 knockdowns and a 9th round KO.
That was only 4 months ago, and he's had one easy fight since, now Jamoye is stepping up a weight division and taking on another sharp punching boxer. This won't go 7 rounds. Maybe over early.

I liked Jamoye when he beat Haskins, but once up to world class he didn't have a good enough defense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b5WbGy3U9Y

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 13:36
by JimJim2009
Fighting a Belgian - for god's sakes.

How watered down does it get ?

Are you the world super bantamweight champion ?

Well, sort of - there's four major governing bodies, and they all have different champs.

Right. So you hold one of those titles ?

Well, sort of - I'm the WBA champ, but the WBA have a proper champion called Rigondeux who's the best on the planet. I'm basically the other WBA champion.

Is that normal ?

Not really.

Are you as good as Rigondeux ?

Well, not really no.

So who are you fighting next ?

A late sub from Belgium who's lost five times.

Belgium - Jesus. Who did you beat last ?

A late sub from Africa. Fell over the first time I hit him hard.

No wonder you've got the division running scared.

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 13:53
by handsofstone
Jamoye would be a decent late replacement if Quigg was a BW but how many Bantamweights can Quigg defend his Super Bantamweight belt against?


Jamoye just fought Yamanaka for the WBC down at BW so along with McDonnell and Haskins has been mixing it with decent company but as far as being a SBW contest,i dont think Jamoye is big enough to hang in there with a puncher like Quigg

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 15:08
by Boxerbeetle
columbo wrote:
Boxerbeetle123 wrote:Jamoye is a very good opponent actually, he'd probably beat Quigg if they were the same size.
:lol:
Ok, maybe I was getting a bit carried away there, but it's a better replacement than I was expecting.

Quigg still seems very fragile unless beating up much smaller men, he's a good way off genuine world level despite his trinket.

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 15:28
by Andrew
Just watched Jamoye v Yamanaka and Jamoye was absolutely leathered !!! (Yamanaka does look quality )

Also noticed Santa Cruz stopped him with a body shot and Scott is much better to the body at this weight.

Also the Haskins fight was an absolute war and even though he won that will have added serious miles to the clock. Below if anyone hasn't seen it

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pJwXEgeJkW4

I reckon Quigg stops him with a bodyshot in 4 rounds.

I'm a fan of Scott's but he needs better fights than this. Really poor main events so not going like I did to the last Matchroom one in Manchester I wouldn't mind if Crolla was in a decent fight but that's not much better.

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 15:39
by handsofstone
Jamoye vs Haskins is probably in my top 10 of all time,an absolute reminder why i love boxing

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 16:00
by Horse
Jamoye isn't bad considering that Quigg's record is so bare.

Jamoye is better than Munyai at least.

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 16:33
by Boxing Prospect
...late replacement 2 or 3 weeks before the fight and they get Jamoye? Well done Eddie!

For those saying Jamoye got battered by Yamanka, MOST FIGHTERS would get battered by the "god of left" (and I'd say Quigg would as well!).

Yeah it's a shame Jamoye is a BW but it's not a bad opponent, he should comfortable at 122 (BIG guy at 118), and should have the style to give a fun fight with Quigg.

Sure I'd have rather seen Wake but this isn't a bad fight.

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 16:50
by ShadrachSimmo
JimJim2009 wrote:Fighting a Belgian - for god's sakes.

How watered down does it get ?

Are you the world super bantamweight champion ?

Well, sort of - there's four major governing bodies, and they all have different champs.

Right. So you hold one of those titles ?

Well, sort of - I'm the WBA champ, but the WBA have a proper champion called Rigondeux who's the best on the planet. I'm basically the other WBA champion.

Is that normal ?

Not really.

Are you as good as Rigondeux ?

Well, not really no.

So who are you fighting next ?

A late sub from Belgium who's lost five times.

Belgium - Jesus. Who did you beat last ?

A late sub from Africa. Fell over the first time I hit him hard.

No wonder you've got the division running scared.
:lol: I'm sure I read somewhere that Jamoye used to be a hairdresser.

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 17:11
by lefty
Horse wrote:Jamoye isn't bad considering that Quigg's record is so bare.

Jamoye is better than Munyai at least.
fornicate me, you feeling alright horse? Or have you turned over a new leaf after the Sheffield mob layed into ya?

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 17:30
by Horse
columbo wrote:eff me, you feeling alright horse? Or have you turned over a new leaf after the Sheffield mob layed into ya?
I was trying to insult Quigg's record, not big up Jamoye as super amazing.

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 17:40
by lefty
Horse wrote:
columbo wrote:eff me, you feeling alright horse? Or have you turned over a new leaf after the Sheffield mob layed into ya?
I was trying to insult Quigg's record, not big up Jamoye as super amazing.
:OhYes:

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 18:19
by rio
To all those defending the choice of opponents, your just encouraging hearn to do more of the same thing. If fans don't complain why would he change anything especially when fans are telling him that this is a good fight!!! This is a world title fight, headlining the bill, when really this fight is a mid card euro title level fight. This guy has lost 2 of his last 3 and is not even the same weight. Your telling me they could not have found someone in the same division????
Love to hear Joe Gallaghers opinion on this fight...........anyone remember him have a go at framptons opponent a while back in regards to him fighting a guy the weight below, saying Quigg fights real super bantamweights!

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 18:42
by Horse
rio wrote:To all those defending the choice of opponents, your just encouraging hearn to do more of the same thing. If fans don't complain why would he change anything especially when fans are telling him that this is a good fight!!! This is a world title fight, headlining the bill, when really this fight is a mid card euro title level fight. This guy has lost 2 of his last 3 and is not even the same weight. Your telling me they could not have found someone in the same division????
Love to hear Joe Gallaghers opinion on this fight...........anyone remember him have a go at framptons opponent a while back in regards to him fighting a guy the weight below, saying Quigg fights real super bantamweights!
I'm surprised that Quigg is fighting someone as good as Jamoye.

Quigg normally fights much worse opposition.

Re: Quigg needs a new opponent - again!

Posted: 26 Aug 2014, 18:43
by sweetscience
I think ticket sales or lack there of will do most of the talking

3k ?