Frampton has more options then Quigg

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  1. Two Shakes

    Two Shakes Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Apologies, and i stand corrected ( i don't do Boxrec ), Kiko did win the belt from Romero as you say.

    The TD against Munroe only favoured one fighter, we know what happened in the rematch, and i believe Scott would have done a number on him in the first fight had it been fought to a conclusion.
     
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    Not Boxrec, just remember it well as watched at the time lol.
    Quigg-Munroe 1 was shaping up nicely if I remem. Munroe bossed the first, Quigg got the 2nd and then the clash happened in 3rd and that was that. Rematch seemed pretty conclusive although was watching that through one eye in the pub
     
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    TERRYTIBBS Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I have a funny feeling the first six rounds of this fight are going to be like Groves v Degale
     
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    No Avalos really isn't dreadful
     
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    Two Shakes Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I was convinced he beat Hasegawa to win the belt, and then defended against Mathebula before losing to Frampton in his second defence.

    Age and alcohol starting to catch up with me lol.