How would you handle these fighters win or lose in their next fight?

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  1. TERRYTIBBS

    TERRYTIBBS Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Frampton v Quigg

    Frampton- Win: Go back to the states and look at unifying some of the belts with the help of Al Haymon, maybe a unifcation bout with Julio Ceja for the WBC.

    Lose: If its a points decision try and push for a rematch in Belfast, if it is a KO loss back to fringe world title level to rebuild and maybe go the WBO route.

    Quigg- Win: Stadium fight with Donaire if possible then a move up to featherweight (Quigg has the frame and strength to box as high as 130lbs) maybe look for a domestic showdown with Lee Selby.

    Lose: Straight back in at world level before moving up to featherweight

    Anthony Joshua v Dillyan Whyte

    Joshua-Win: As it is likely Wlad wins on Saturday then I would look at getting Joshua a WBC eliminator at some point in 2016 in order to get him a winnable fight with Wilder, if Fury does win then a stadium fight between the pair is inevitable.

    lose: Careful rebuilding with durable opponents before getting back into the picture in 2017. If its a points loss a rematch in may

    Whyte- Win: Look at winning the lonsdale outright before getting a european title shot.

    Loss- straight back in at British title level.


    Andy Lee v Billy Joe Saunders

    Andy Lee-Win: Possible rematch with Quillin or a payday against Golokovin. Should be looking for a big fight in Ireland.

    Los3: Look at a rematch as it is very unlikely he will get stopped. WBA /IBF route unlikely.

    Billy Joe Saunders- Win: Gain more experience at world title level, stay away from the other champions for at least 18 months.

    Lose:- Look to rebuild on the WBA route which could set up possible fights with Jacobs/Eubank Jr in the near future.
     
  2. TERRYTIBBS

    TERRYTIBBS Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    What a waste of time looool
     
  3. Brixton Bomber

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    Stadium fight with Donaire? Carl had to come over and make the fight a big fight in SCOTT'S BACK YARD! Quigg can't give tickets away, let alone sell 'em.

    Quigg - if he wins - NEEDS to fight Rigo. More so than Carl.

    Carl - if he wins - needs to beat the Mexican that dropped him in his last fight. Loses? Push for the rematch.

    Joshua? Rematch if he loses, Euro strap if he wins. Possibly the same for Whte if the fight is super duper close.

    Lee? Golovkin if he wins, Canelo if he loses.

    Saunders? Golovkin if he wins, Eubank if he loses.
     
  4. Pro Punter

    Pro Punter Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    You are right about Quigg not selling tickets, 17,000 are with the touts for selling :patsch
     
  5. Brixton Bomber

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    He's never been a big ticket seller anyway.
     
  6. TERRYTIBBS

    TERRYTIBBS Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I didn't know Quigg wasn't a ticket seller, Eddie is always going on about the Donaire fight maybe not in a stadium then but that would be a big fight before he moves up to 126.
     
  7. Brixton Bomber

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    When has he ever headlined a show without Crolla or the Smith Bros.?

    Kudos to Carl, as he can fill an arena by himself with no undercard. Quigg needs 90% of the Matchroom roster behind him!
     
  8. TERRYTIBBS

    TERRYTIBBS Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Well maybe he can out Quigg v Donaire onbthe undercard of Crolla v Mitchell