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Re: Quigg-McDonnell Frampton-Wake
Posted: 02 Oct 2015, 08:01
by Crease
handsofstone wrote:Its a pretty poor ratio IMO,he and the others should be fighting 3 or 4 times a year
I agree on that much, with the way that nutrition is today, it's hard to see why top fighters can't fight four times a year. Kell Brook shown us recently that it can be done when be fought in the 4th week of March, and then on the 4th week of May.
- Especially when fights don't even go the full 12 rounds... Actually, thinking on that note, Anthony Joshua could fight one a month with the way he is going through his opponents.
Re: Quigg-McDonnell Frampton-Wake
Posted: 02 Oct 2015, 15:09
by handsofstone
Crease wrote:handsofstone wrote:Its a pretty poor ratio IMO,he and the others should be fighting 3 or 4 times a year
I agree on that much, with the way that nutrition is today, it's hard to see why top fighters can't fight four times a year. Kell Brook shown us recently that it can be done when be fought in the 4th week of March, and then on the 4th week of May.
- Especially when fights don't even go the full 12 rounds... Actually, thinking on that note, Anthony Joshua could fight one a month with the way he is going through his opponents.
Golovkin fights 4 times a year,he's WBA Middleweight champ yet Eubank Jr is Interim champ????
Why have an Interim belt when the full champ is 1 of the most active champs around?
Effing WBA
Re: Quigg-McDonnell Frampton-Wake
Posted: 03 Oct 2015, 08:49
by steve689
Stuarty30 wrote:Crease wrote:Boxing Prospect wrote:Can't see anything about Frampton/Parodi being an eliminator

Was over for that fight. Great night.
Both were highly ranked but almost certain it wasn't. Cazares fight was an eliminator for the WBC, however.
Re: Quigg-McDonnell Frampton-Wake
Posted: 05 Oct 2015, 12:17
by Crease
steve689 wrote:Cazares fight was an eliminator for the WBC, however.
It's because Carl (and Barry) had practically given up on the IBF and decided to go an alternative route.