GPTM1403 wrote:I do think people are reading too much into Quigg's late success. As the saying goes if you're auntie had balls she'd be you're uncle. Changing one guy's performance and assuming the other guy doesn't respond is fantasy boxing not reality. If Quigg does come on faster earlier then there is every chance that Frampton gets more chance to actually pick him off earlier. Selective memory dictates that people ignore their own comments about how Frampton tired. So how can it be assumed that a fresh Frampton is as easy for Quigg to hit? Equally the assumption is that Quigg got a chance to fight when he woke up, maybe, just maybe Frampton made a tactical mistake by not sticking to his tactics. In another fight Frampton might well change his game plan, get to land more early and then skip away and not engage in the second half. Who knows? What we do know is that Frampton got the win and nothing more than that unless they fight again.
