Cokes takes a decision over 15...10 to 5 in rounds. Curtis was a fine champion and a class above Quartey...as his ring achievements and title reign suggests. It was his big misfortune to be in the same day and age as Mantequilla Napoles.
Cokes had the ring generalship and skills to deal with Ike..he would overcome that nice jab of Quartey's and widen the gap between them in the last 5 rounds to take the nod.
Quartey was very good and he had the speed that could bother Cokes......but in the end of the day I agree with Red, maybe a class above Ike....Cokes had a very good jab too and a great uppercut and I can see Cokes by decision ...
