I thought you were one of the self proclaimed " knowedgeable " posters here Len ? You were one of 3 posters that reckoned Quigg was being bullied and rocked by Kiko ? Quigg was trying to line Kiko up for the money shot, but looked a little awkward doing so. But what does it matter, he wiped out Carls career win in 4 minutes, Carl needed 21 rounds. And i'll ask you once again, show me a thread you have contributed to that doesn't concern an Irish fighter ? You must cry yourself to sleep every night knowing you're a Brit.
Agree with sittyb, I do think Carl is more susceptible to the body, I also think him and his team will be well aware body work is one of Scott's best asset.
But what is yous and Sittyb's opinion that Carl is more succeptible to the body based on? Wheres the evidence? In which fights has he been 'exposed' as being vulnerable to the body? I'm trying to get a simple answer here please?
He stood in front of Kiko in the later rounds of their rematch and kiko worked well to the body. I was at one point concerned that Frampton was letting him back into the fight, and I just got the impression from his body language that he didn't enjoy it (not that anyone ever does). I'm not sure if that makes sense. But I made a mental note of it at the time. Ultimately though, by the time Frampton tires in the later rounds I imagine Quigg will be pretty badly bashed up from the accurate and powerful combos of Frampton that he will surely have to walk through to make a fight of it. In such an instance it would reduce Quiggs ability of a late charge at the body.
Dont particularly agree with your first paragraph.... Cant argue with your second paragraph. :thumbsup
Framptons biggest danger is that he's too tight at the weight. He got away with it last time out but he won't if he has to lose a lot of weight on weighin day again. Quigg has no stamina issues, so whilst I think Frampton is all wrong for Quigg, if he's not completely on his game, I can see quigg stopping him.