Keeping It Warm

[Fenster]

Oh the irony. Last night couldn't have been more embarrassing for Frampton.

Frampton turned down the Romero fight, that's how Martinez ended up with it. Now Frampton is fighting an eliminator for a shot at the "world" champ, Martinez - a man he'd KO'd a few months ago. However, Martinez is now obligated to defend against Mathebula, which puts Frampton even further away from a "world" title. Meanwhile Quigg is fighting for a "world" title in his second fight with Matchroom.

You couldn't make it up.

[Dia bando]

Oh the irony. Last night couldn't have been more embarrassing for Frampton.

Frampton turned down the Romero fight, that's how Martinez ended up with it. Now Frampton is fighting an eliminator for a shot at the "world" champ, Martinez - a man he'd KO'd a few months ago. However, Martinez is now obligated to defend against Mathebula, which puts Frampton even further away from a "world" title. Meanwhile Quigg is fighting for a "world" title in his second fight with Matchroom.

You couldn't make it up.

In the words of The Clash,! should I stay or should I go now.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Vendettos]

Oh the irony. Last night couldn't have been more embarrassing for Frampton.

Frampton turned down the Romero fight, that's how Martinez ended up with it. Now Frampton is fighting an eliminator for a shot at the "world" champ, Martinez - a man he'd KO'd a few months ago. However, Martinez is now obligated to defend against Mathebula, which puts Frampton even further away from a "world" title. Meanwhile Quigg is fighting for a "world" title in his second fight with Matchroom.

You couldn't make it up.

It is strange but look at it this way.

Quigg has been pro 2 years longer, fought 11 more fights than Frampton, and to date Frampton has fought harder opponents.

By my estimates Quigg should have a world title before Frampton.

[Dark Lord Al]

Oh the irony. Last night couldn't have been more embarrassing for Frampton.

Frampton turned down the Romero fight, that's how Martinez ended up with it. Now Frampton is fighting an eliminator for a shot at the "world" champ, Martinez - a man he'd KO'd a few months ago. However, Martinez is now obligated to defend against Mathebula, which puts Frampton even further away from a "world" title. Meanwhile Quigg is fighting for a "world" title in his second fight with Matchroom.

You couldn't make it up.

It is strange but look at it this way.

Quigg has been pro 2 years longer, fought 11 more fights than Frampton, and to date Frampton has fought harder opponents.

By my estimates Quigg should have a world title before Frampton.

Mate you don't like Quigg , but both are good fighters , I prefer Quigg's style personally , im not a fan of Framptons hands down style.
As for who would win , well lets get it on and find out.

[Fenster]

Look, if Frampton gets the chance to fight Martinez for the "world" title, not only do they have to pay Martinez much more dough, they have to re-sell a fight that Frampton won by KO, if not it will go to purse bids, which would give Martinez about a 75% cut and the chance of his Team taking it overseas.

Just saying it's a fucked up situation for him (not his fault). Frampton is an excellent talent. Meanwhile Quigg could be dining out on being "world" champ in a few months, yet he was the one who had to prove his worth.