Carl Frampton-Alejandero Gonzalez Jr -- Saturday/Texas/ITV/CBS. Fact.

I think its clear Frampton has more toughness than Quigg , however I think quigg hits harder . The fight needs to happen , I like Quigg he is a nice bloke but Frampton seems like a bit of nob.

I think Frampton showed a lot last night.

We already knew that he can punch, he is a solid boxer and is exciting to watch. Now we know that he can climb off the canvas, keep his head together and figure out a way to win when he's up against it. In many ways it was more impressive than if he'd just blown the guy away.

I've always been very impressed by him and I think he's the real deal. Good little fighter and pretty tough with it. It seems he's had some real trouble making the weight, so he'll undoubtedly move up now. Looking forward to seeing where he goes from here. I still believe 100% that he beats Quigg.

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Originally Posted by tysonesque

I think Frampton showed a lot last night.

We already knew that he can punch, he is a solid boxer and is exciting to watch. Now we know that he can climb off the canvas, keep his head together and figure out a way to win when he's up against it. In many ways it was more impressive than if he'd just blown the guy away.

I've always been very impressed by him and I think he's the real deal. Good little fighter and pretty tough with it. It seems he's had some real trouble making the weight, so he'll undoubtedly move up now. Looking forward to seeing where he goes from here. I still believe 100% that he beats Quigg.

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I don't think you can say he 'climbed off the canvas' he touched down but didn't exactly get dropped and wasn't overly hurt by them, but I get what you are saying he kept his cool and came back from an extremely poor round.

He did look tense in the opening couple of rounds though, do you think the occasion got to him just a wee bit and it took a few rounds to compose himself?

I still have him beating Quigg as well

Quality fight and it sets up a quigg fight even more. Quigg was quality last night , no denying that

Good fight.

After that first round n everything Paulie had said about the stars possibly aligning for an upset like they had for Gonzalez's Dad, I thought the kid was on his way to winning a world title.

Frampton adjusted almost immediately and boxed his ears off the rest of the way. He's got nerves if steel.

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Originally Posted by tysonesque

I think Frampton showed a lot last night.

We already knew that he can punch, he is a solid boxer and is exciting to watch. Now we know that he can climb off the canvas, keep his head together and figure out a way to win when he's up against it. In many ways it was more impressive than if he'd just blown the guy away.

I've always been very impressed by him and I think he's the real deal. Good little fighter and pretty tough with it. It seems he's had some real trouble making the weight, so he'll undoubtedly move up now. Looking forward to seeing where he goes from here. I still believe 100% that he beats Quigg.

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I don't think you can say he 'climbed off the canvas' he touched down but didn't exactly get dropped and wasn't overly hurt by them, but I get what you are saying he kept his cool and came back from an extremely poor round.

He did look tense in the opening couple of rounds though, do you think the occasion got to him just a wee bit and it took a few rounds to compose himself?

I still have him beating Quigg as well

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i thought he looked a bit hurt the second knockdown

and i dont think frampton is a nob, seems alright, so does quigg

if you think about it Gonzalez was 11th Super Bant in mexico

there are 240+ professionals in the division in mexico, there are 20+ in Britain

Quigg and Frompton are the top 2 in Britain so the chaos theory suggests that there should be 10 Quiggs and 10 Framptons in mexico

Gonzalez would probably be right up there in britain

Great point (stats).