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I dont think this is the end of the line for Booth should he lose, but his dreams of another big shot will definately be gone thats for sure.

stevek3lly wrote:I dont think this is the end of the line for Booth should he lose, but his dreams of another big shot will definately be gone thats for sure.

X2 your spot on

Going to be a good fight I am slightly leaning towards Scott his youth and ambition to get to the top but you can never rule out booth he is one tuff and skilled boxer and has experience

I think quigg will win this to big, to strong and he's fresh

but I am hoping booth can pull it off - been watching the booths since they started

Yeh I am a fan of the booths as well

Quigg takes this one but I think to tell Jason to quit if he loses is a bit OTT. IMO he still has a lot to offer domestically.

This could be a good. Ochieng all the way

Regardless of what happens I believe Jason should have his swansong in Nottingham.

Booth is an all time great domestic fighter- if thats possible

Jeff Thomas wrote:Booth is an all time great domestic fighter- if thats possible

Sounds a good topic for a thread

kamicazze wrote:Regardless of what happens I believe Jason should have his swansong in Nottingham.

Agreed , against a name fighter that he should beat still .

at Harvey Hadden as thats in the area hes from too .

Maybe someone like Ian Napa as hes a name people will know but despite the fact hes beaten booth once (booth has beaten him too) i think at this stage of their careers Booth would end his career with a win .

As much as i want him to beat Quigg i think its a very very tough fight .

damianhucker1 wrote:

kamicazze wrote:Regardless of what happens I believe Jason should have his swansong in Nottingham.

Agreed , against a name fighter that he should beat still .

at Harvey Hadden as thats in the area hes from too .

Maybe someone like Ian Napa as hes a name people will know but despite the fact hes beaten booth once (booth has beaten him too) i think at this stage of their careers Booth would end his career with a win .

As much as i want him to beat Quigg i think its a very very tough fight .

In spite of what we exclusively know Damian lol, I think Booth does deserve a send off at Harvey Hadden. Should be a competitive fight with maybe a fringe title on the line. Masters, WBF, or anything similar so he goes out with a win. Napa is a good shout. I also think Ricky Owen, and Willie Casey would be decent ones. Although if he defeats Quigg we may get the one we have been wanting in a Munroe title fight. That would be the perfect send off for Booth early next year. If as Hatton's suggest that Munroe will get a world title shot before the year is out then letting Booth have a shot would be deserved.

booth great warrior i shared many rounds with him not just fightin him but sparrin him when we was 15 16 17 englang training camp think its the ebd of a great career time to let the young guns take over but good luck

kamicazze wrote:

damianhucker1 wrote:

kamicazze wrote:Regardless of what happens I believe Jason should have his swansong in Nottingham.

Agreed , against a name fighter that he should beat still .

at Harvey Hadden as thats in the area hes from too .

Maybe someone like Ian Napa as hes a name people will know but despite the fact hes beaten booth once (booth has beaten him too) i think at this stage of their careers Booth would end his career with a win .

As much as i want him to beat Quigg i think its a very very tough fight .

In spite of what we exclusively know Damian lol, I think Booth does deserve a send off at Harvey Hadden. Should be a competitive fight with maybe a fringe title on the line. Masters, WBF, or anything similar so he goes out with a win. Napa is a good shout. I also think Ricky Owen, and Willie Casey would be decent ones. Although if he defeats Quigg we may get the one we have been wanting in a Munroe title fight. That would be the perfect send off for Booth early next year. If as Hatton's suggest that Munroe will get a world title shot before the year is out then letting Booth have a shot would be deserved.

a fight with Monroe would earn some descent money as there would be a big interest but personaly think a farewell fight should be a winnable one , while i think a win vs monroe isnt impossible id suggest an easier fight than that , as id say it would be 60/40 in monroes favour i think.

im aware though that as a promotor my view may differ from a pure fan , if that makes sense as im looking at it as a promotors point of view .

damianhucker1 wrote:

kamicazze wrote:

damianhucker1 wrote: Agreed , against a name fighter that he should beat still .

at Harvey Hadden as thats in the area hes from too .

Maybe someone like Ian Napa as hes a name people will know but despite the fact hes beaten booth once (booth has beaten him too) i think at this stage of their careers Booth would end his career with a win .

As much as i want him to beat Quigg i think its a very very tough fight .

In spite of what we exclusively know Damian lol, I think Booth does deserve a send off at Harvey Hadden. Should be a competitive fight with maybe a fringe title on the line. Masters, WBF, or anything similar so he goes out with a win. Napa is a good shout. I also think Ricky Owen, and Willie Casey would be decent ones. Although if he defeats Quigg we may get the one we have been wanting in a Munroe title fight. That would be the perfect send off for Booth early next year. If as Hatton's suggest that Munroe will get a world title shot before the year is out then letting Booth have a shot would be deserved.

a fight with Monroe would earn some descent money as there would be a big interest but personaly think a farewell fight should be a winnable one , while i think a win vs monroe isnt impossible id suggest an easier fight than that , as id say it would be 60/40 in monroes favour i think.

im aware though that as a promotor my view may differ from a pure fan , if that makes sense as im looking at it as a promotors point of view .

Munroe would be a lot shorter odds than 60/40 !

skanksta wrote:

damianhucker1 wrote:

kamicazze wrote: In spite of what we exclusively know Damian lol, I think Booth does deserve a send off at Harvey Hadden. Should be a competitive fight with maybe a fringe title on the line. Masters, WBF, or anything similar so he goes out with a win. Napa is a good shout. I also think Ricky Owen, and Willie Casey would be decent ones. Although if he defeats Quigg we may get the one we have been wanting in a Munroe title fight. That would be the perfect send off for Booth early next year. If as Hatton's suggest that Munroe will get a world title shot before the year is out then letting Booth have a shot would be deserved.

a fight with Monroe would earn some descent money as there would be a big interest but personaly think a farewell fight should be a winnable one , while i think a win vs monroe isnt impossible id suggest an easier fight than that , as id say it would be 60/40 in monroes favour i think.

im aware though that as a promotor my view may differ from a pure fan , if that makes sense as im looking at it as a promotors point of view .

Munroe would be a lot shorter odds than 60/40 !

Not Betting, in Monroe's Favour