Which One.

[Master]

Both are quality fighters and should stay a part until both become at least world champions. I go for Quigg.

[Dia bando]

Both are quality fighters and should stay a part until both become at least world champions. I go for Quigg.

Yes I agree on your point, bit like DeGale V Groves,I could not see the point why fight for peanuts,
when you can fight for big money and a Title, a much bigger fight for both fighters and fans.

[IamInuit]

Both will end up world champs imo and unless one moves up in weight it would make one hell of a fight later on both domestically and internationally. Quigg looks a little more tidy but its an even match up.

[tysonesque]

Frampton for me, but there's not that much in it.

[Galaxy]

Both seem to be world class

At this point I'd slightly favour Quigg, but not by much

I agree that they need to let the fight simmer a little longer, until at least 1 has a belt, if not both

[brocktonblockbust]

both are quality fighters and should stay a part until both become at least world champions. i go for quigg.

fock-all. Frampton thwarts and thrills. Quigg will be a flash in the pan. Quit drinkin.

[Fenster]

You guys are nuts buying what promoters say about "keeping fighters apart until they're champions"

1. There's no guarantee they'll ever be "world" champion

2. There's no evidence whatsoever that a fight is more compelling or entertaining because of a title.

Promoters only spout that shit because once their man's beat his stock plummets and neither promoter wants to give up hosting the show. Groves-DeGale was a great match-up between two prospects. Cleverly-Bellew was a great match-up between two prospects. All four fighters are much closer to world level now and no closer to ever fighting again. Would you rather have NOT seen these fights?

Come on...

Frampton-Quigg is a great match-up. No silly alphabet title will make the actual contest any better. It's not like either are calling out Nonito Donaire (who would slaughter both on the same night), both camps are trying to fiddle a belt. Who cares?

[Dia bando]

You guys are nuts buying what promoters say about "keeping fighters apart until they're champions"

1. There's no guarantee they'll ever be "world" champion

2. There's no evidence whatsoever that a fight is more compelling or entertaining because of a title.

Promoters only spout that shit because once their man's beat his stock plummets and neither promoter wants to give up hosting the show. Groves-DeGale was a great match-up between two prospects. Cleverly-Bellew was a great match-up between two prospects. All four fighters are much closer to world level now and no closer to ever fighting again. Would you rather have NOT seen these fights?

Come on...

Frampton-Quigg is a great match-up. No silly alphabet title will make the actual contest any better. It's not like either are calling out Nonito Donaire (who would slaughter both on the same night), both camps are trying to fiddle a belt. Who cares?

I never see much point in prospects facing each other, unless it's for big money or a title of course
there is hype involved, after all it is boxing.
There is no guarantee any of them, will be a World Champion but both are pretty good you would
have to agree.!
You have to say it's good to have 2 good prospects, at domestic and World level good luck to both
fighters.

[Master]

You guys are nuts buying what promoters say about "keeping fighters apart until they're champions"

1. There's no guarantee they'll ever be "world" champion

2. There's no evidence whatsoever that a fight is more compelling or entertaining because of a title.

Promoters only spout that shit because once their man's beat his stock plummets and neither promoter wants to give up hosting the show. Groves-DeGale was a great match-up between two prospects. Cleverly-Bellew was a great match-up between two prospects. All four fighters are much closer to world level now and no closer to ever fighting again. Would you rather have NOT seen these fights?

Come on...

Frampton-Quigg is a great match-up. No silly alphabet title will make the actual contest any better. It's not like either are calling out Nonito Donaire (who would slaughter both on the same night), both camps are trying to fiddle a belt. Who cares?

I never see much point in prospects facing each other, unless it's for big money or a title of course
there is hype involved, after all it is boxing.
There is no guarantee any of them, will be a World Champion but both are pretty good you would
have to agree.!
You have to say it's good to have 2 good prospects, at domestic and World level good luck to both
fighters.

Agreed a boxing career is short and getting battered in a hard domestic fight deserves money and a world title.

[Fenster]

You guys are talking like they're a couple of obscure fighters plying their trade down the local sports center for £500 a bout. Frampton just sold out the Odyssey Arena in Belfast. He is not fighting for chump change.

Groves-DeGale split £400,000. The Tyson Fury-David Price camps have thrown £1 million offers at each other.

You guys would rather not see these fights happen because you'd prefer these fighters, earning six figure sums, earned a bit more? (blimey )

[Dia bando]

You guys are talking like they're a couple of obscure fighters plying their trade down the local sports center for £500 a bout. Frampton just sold out the Odyssey Arena in Belfast. He is not fighting for chump change.

Groves-DeGale split £400,000. The Tyson Fury-David Price camps have thrown £1 million offers at each other.

You guys would rather not see these fights happen because you'd prefer these fighters, earning six figure sums, earned a bit more? (blimey )

When your knocking shit out of each other, you want as much money as possible, when the time is
right they will fight. This game is about earning money, if you can earn money fighting bum's so
be it RJJ done it and many others. The best fight for Mega bucks, drum up interest hype it up
the journey to the pot of gold is over the hill, remember there is more than one path.