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This is a great matchup, can't fail to be anything but entertaining. Quigg has looked a bit ropey since joining Freddie Roach, however, is probably the most vicious puncher at 126, Valdez-Servania was a possible FOY job last time out, Quigg is the acid test.
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Valdez goes to war again. Quigg will hear the final bell but take a beating along the way.
Last bit spot on. Honestly think Quigg bigger test than Selby style wise. If Valdez leaves his jab on the shelf like last out he might end up sitting on his ass again. Thought he looked off there. Neither will be doing sit ups weeks following ;D. Looks like Valdez is Stub Hub next so props to Quigg coming over should it happen.
Yea when Valdez is boxing behind the jab he looks dominant. Tends to enjoy brawling at times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
I think that Valdez should win, but it feels like a fight where Quigg will have a perfect game plan and outbox Valdez. This could be a huge step in Valdez’ career or could halt it for a bit.
Great fight though
Why is Quigg taking such a hard fight when he could potentially have bigger fights domestically?
Because it's for a Fucking World Title! so what fights are bigger than that Domestically?Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
you tickle me, moaning about PPV and the Money that the punters shafted on, and then you try and tell me that a fight with a fellow Brit, that isn't for a title, is more important than fighting for the World Title.
That is the exact mentality that enables Sky/Matchroom (and Warren for that matter) to make fights like Bellew/Cleverley , Bellew/Haye , Brook/Khan , even the possibility of Whyte/Chisora II PPV. please tell me you can see this?
It's so you can't moan and complain and advocate people boycott his domestic fight because it's a PPV orchestrated by Eddie Hearn to rip off mugs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Now that makes more sense than your first post.Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterIt's so you can't moan and complain and advocate people boycott his domestic fight because it's a PPV orchestrated by Eddie Hearn to rip off mugs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Cracking fight well done Quigg and Valdez could be a career ender or maker type of fight got to lean towards Quigg being a Englishman.
Think Valdez wins wide. Quigg is an honest fighter but dont think he has that extra bit of class to compete with the top fighters in the world.
Great fight but Quigg needs to rediscover what got him where he is. He seems to have gone backwards under Roach and the footwork that got him in and out and made space for world class body shots seems to have deserted him.
Great short hurtful punch for him. No pawing or poking, completes his package. I think it makes him or breaks as he goes. This will be a huge fight at StubHubQuote:
Originally Posted by AlphaYea when Valdez is boxing behind the jab he looks dominant. Tends to enjoy brawling at times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli