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Re: Frampton vs Quigg Undercard
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 07:27
by simonwalsh
Marcus Morrison and Conrad Cummings both added to the card (since I last looked anyway). Imagine that will probably be it now.
Carl Frampton v Scott Quigg
Gavin McDonnell v Jorge Sanchez
Isaac Lowe v Marco McCullough
Hosea Burton v Miles Shinkwin
Ryan Burnett v Anthony Settoul
Charlie Edwards v Luke Wilton
Conrad Cummings v Giga Nadiradze
Josh Taylor v Lyes Chaibi
Scott Fitzgerald v Ben Heap
Marcus Morrison v TBA
Re: Frampton vs Quigg Undercard
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 08:27
by ashedward
To be fair that undercard has more competitive fights then most of Hearns card and there is no named fighters in knockover jobs which is good with the main event being so good I'm happy with this but it's missing a real good chief support to make it a great all round card but I'm excited for Quigg-Frampton less than 2 weeks away now
Re: Frampton vs Quigg Undercard
Posted: 15 Feb 2016, 10:18
by milpool
simonwalsh wrote:Marcus Morrison and Conrad Cummings both added to the card (since I last looked anyway). Imagine that will probably be it now.
Carl Frampton v Scott Quigg
Gavin McDonnell v Jorge Sanchez
Isaac Lowe v Marco McCullough
Hosea Burton v Miles Shinkwin
Ryan Burnett v Anthony Settoul
Charlie Edwards v Luke Wilton
Conrad Cummings v Giga Nadiradze
Josh Taylor v Lyes Chaibi
Scott Fitzgerald v Ben Heap
Marcus Morrison v TBA
I particularly like the look of Hosea Burton v Miles Shinkwin.
Re: Frampton vs Quigg Undercard
Posted: 17 Feb 2016, 09:01
by ste1983
milpool wrote:simonwalsh wrote:Marcus Morrison and Conrad Cummings both added to the card (since I last looked anyway). Imagine that will probably be it now.
Carl Frampton v Scott Quigg
Gavin McDonnell v Jorge Sanchez
Isaac Lowe v Marco McCullough
Hosea Burton v Miles Shinkwin
Ryan Burnett v Anthony Settoul
Charlie Edwards v Luke Wilton
Conrad Cummings v Giga Nadiradze
Josh Taylor v Lyes Chaibi
Scott Fitzgerald v Ben Heap
Marcus Morrison v TBA
I particularly like the look of Hosea Burton v Miles Shinkwin.
Same here edging towards Shinkwin to pick up the win
Re: Frampton vs Quigg Undercard
Posted: 17 Feb 2016, 10:24
by higgs88
I'm going for Shinkwin to beat burton, 5/2 in a close fight is great value
Re: Frampton vs Quigg Undercard
Posted: 20 Feb 2016, 14:28
by handsofstone
I actually like this undercard im expecting some real competitive fights
Hosea Burton vs Miles Shinkwin for the vacant British LHW title is a great match up,both undefeated and a step up for both guys,i havent seen much of Burton,most of his fights see to be dropped from TV,he doesnt look a puncher but he's well thought of from guys in the game,funnily enough i seen him slating Shinkwin's punching power last week,ive seen a bit more of Shinkwin and he's always impressed me from memory and i fancy him to win a decision
Issac Lowe vs Marco McCullough for vacant Commonwealth FW belt is another good scrap,McCullough's picked up a couple of wins since the shock 1st round KO loss in Germany and he can fight,i havent seen as much of Lowe but he's another fighter who seems well respected in the trade and i'll go for him to stop McCullough late on
Gavin McDonnell's eliminator against Jorge Sanchez is another interesting scrap,i havent seen Sanchez but he's undefeated and looks like he carries a bit of a dig,McDonnell is another 1 who seems to be improving all the time and rising to the occasion every fight,winning British and European titles in such short space of time is very good and i reckon he'll outbox Sanchez although he might have to weather some heavy storms,these Central Americans dont eff about
Plus Burnett-Settoul,Edwards-Wilton and Taylor,Cummings,Morrison and the debut of Scott Fitzgerald im well up for this

Re: Frampton vs Quigg Undercard
Posted: 20 Feb 2016, 14:43
by Boxerbeetle
Agree with most of the above posts, refreshing to see plenty of competitive fights rather than the usual 'stacked' rubbish Matchroom usually serve up for PPVs.