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Posted: **17 Jul 2015, 09:59**

Counter-puncher wrote:we will find out more about Quigg in the first 12 minutes than we have in his entire career to date, I think.

100%

Posted: **17 Jul 2015, 10:03**

I can only see a stoppage if Kiko sits on ropes and quigg gets to tee off shots on him like he has opponents in past

if Kiko comes forward like he did with Frampton then quigg is in for a very tough night and may be outworked .

its an interesting fight though and Kiko should make it very competitive ( if he still the same fighter that fought Frampton )

Posted: **17 Jul 2015, 10:03**

danamba7 wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:we will find out more about Quigg in the first 12 minutes than we have in his entire career to date, I think.
100%

and thats (albeit belatedly) a good thing.

Posted: **17 Jul 2015, 10:17**

Crease wrote:
keirw wrote:I don't think it's a ridiculous bet at all, Quigg can punch
Sure he's shown that he can blow-out substandard opponents (like Jamoye, Munyai & Silva) - but when he fought a vaild opponent like Otake, he couldn't get rid of him...
I'm sure that we can all recognize that KOing bums & KOing top 10ers are VERY different things...

keirw wrote:and Kiko can be hit.
Certainly Kiko has never been known for his defensive skill (and nor will he ever be) but he's a tough old boy and is a s resolute as they come in the Super Bantamweight division.

For me, nothing at all point to a Quigg stoppage.

I'm not saying it's definite, I'm just saying that there's a possibility, don't forget that Quigg broke his hand in the Otake fight, that could have played a part in his failure to get the stoppage.

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