Frampton is a multi dimensional boxer with far more solid fundamentals. He beats Quigg, Munroe and Kiko all day.
Prior to last nights showing I had it:- Quigg Frampton Munroe Galahad Having said that Frampton showed pure class last night and you have to have him top of the class in Britain. Great showing of punch picking and power.
No chance, Frampton has pretty much every advantage in this fight.. He could meet Quinn head on and knock him out, or out box him off the backfoot.
Still think quigg wins will know more after the munroe rematch although frampton made light work of molitor last night . It was similar to quigg booth in the sense he bullied him but I felt frampton missed a lot last night and still looks for that 1 big shot too much
Quigg is going backwards at a rate. Frampton would stop him, going by their last couple of performances.
Said it from the start that Frampton was the best of the British crop, can't see Quigg beating him, Frampton takes it easy imo
I've always thought he would be the best out the 3 of them and it looks like he will, Eddie hearn keeping him active will have helped a lot
Last night changed my mind on Frampton if i am honest he looked tatically on point. He attacked from the off. People say he missed a lot of shots but he did not waste them. Was a fantastic performance but all people do is say Molitor was shot. He was not allowed to have any chance cause Frampton hounded him. I think Quigg will beat Munroe in the re-match but he should of had another fight to keep him tuned after the head clash cause the fight to stop. If Frampton goes for a World title/European it will be a good future fight if they both can get to the place we expect them to be. Only problem is Donaire but could Frampton beat him? thats a question we need to ask. If he can't get Kiko or Quigg/Frampton he should go for Vasquez Jr.
I'd still pick Quigg to win. Frampton looked decent yesterday but he was against a shadow of a fighter who is worryingly fragile.
Frampton is still relatively unproven & untested imo though he did look very assured last night. He hasnt been pushed hard by any of his opponents & hasnt had to deal with real adversity, so there are still some question marks. I'm playing Devil's advocate but Quigg is bigger & looks strong at the weight, he is talented & would certainly be a tougher test than anyone Frampton has faced so far.
The worrying thing for Quigg is his chin and leaky defense, against some journeyman type Argie he was hurt by a body shot, then against Arthur he was put down and quite badly hurt by a jab. I agree with you on Frampton, he is still fairly unproven, Martinez would have been a great test for him.
Would of been hellava fight if it was the Molitor who took out Hunter. Only real problem is, like Brook until his last fight, is he is having all his own way. We need to see him in a real fight.