Re: Frampton v Quigg - February 27th 2016 Manchester Arena

Originally Posted by
Lineal
Quigg's jaw may have attributed to his tentativeness and his failure to start faster. I thought by round 4 he would start to turn it on. It's a credit to him that he was able to put hands on Frampton and start doing some damage in the late rounds.
Frampton deserved the victory. I cannot see how Quigg was up one that one card?
Quigg's jaw broke in the 4th and can not explain his slow start. Scott and his trainer got their tactics completely wrong.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
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