Jason '2Smooth' Booth vs Scott 'Might Quinn' Quigg ESB Blueprint to Battle

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  1. Mandanda

    Mandanda SkillspayBills Full Member

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    In a sport like boxing age plays a frequent point for discussion. Through each era there must come a changing of guard. Like all things in life the young look to rise through the pack to dominance and by doing that defeating the older king.

    Saturday October 22nd from Bolton Arena ..

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    Scott Quigg

    in a battle for supremacy, Booth like the true older man will look to his years of knowledge,wisdom and skills acquired from such battles over the years. Meanwhile Quigg like all young bucks has freshness and the drive to taste glory.

    Can Booth roll back the years and for one last time add another great chapter in his amazing career or will Quigg start the first chapter of what he hopes to be a illustrious career.

    A fascinating battle and here's your tale of the tape...

    Introducing your Challenger from Bury Lancashire!..

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    Age:22

    Record: 22 wins (15 ID) 0 Losses

    Height: 5'8

    The Current WBA Inter-Continental super bantamweight Champion

    Run of Form:W KO3 Allione
    W U12 Sassou
    W TKO7 Varela

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    And your Champion!! Hailing From Nottingham ....
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    Age 33

    Record: 36 Wins (15 ID) 7 Losses

    Height: 5′ 4″ / 163cm

    Current reigning and defending British Super Bantamweight Champion

    Run of Form: L MD12 Molitor
    W SD12 Arthur
    L KO10 Martinez
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    With all that being said....

    The Blueprint to Battle for each man!

    Quigg

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    Booth

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    A nice mesh of styles personally Booth is one of my favorites and a modern day domestic great. Quigg has the tools to win this fight and i do fear for Jason. I hope he can pull it out one last time....

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    Mandanda, Oct 8, 2011
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  2. HMSTempleGarden

    HMSTempleGarden Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Quigg is going to outbox him, keep him at range move inside when he wants and then stop Booth around the 8th round
     
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  3. ImElvis666

    ImElvis666 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Quigg will beat him with relative ease imo. Booth is shot.
     
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  4. Mandanda

    Mandanda SkillspayBills Full Member

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    Yep that's my worry as well i don't think his legs are there to carry him anymore and i've felt that since the Marsh fight. He looked good early against Molitor but even then he quickly dropped off the pace although Jimmy Gill told me it was a broken hand.

    I haven't liked this fight for Jason at all since it was made i'm trying to think of how he can win it. A prime or near prime Jason would do a job on Quigg but as i mentioned he's not that guy anymore.
     
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  5. BoxingAnalyst

    BoxingAnalyst Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    Booth has always been one of my favoruite domestic fighters. Shame he is still fighting, Quigg dominates and stops Jason late, could be body shots. Scott "Quinn" is quality.
     
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  6. Body Snatcher

    Body Snatcher Approaching World Level Full Member

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    Got my ringside tickets for this and cant wait. I have Quigg stopping Booth late too as i also think Booth hasnt got the energy to hold Quigg off anymore.
     
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  7. Vano-Irons

    Vano-Irons Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    Quinn will beat him, he is the future coz Amir said so!

    Quigg should have too much for hi at this stage. Booth is looking worse with every fight IMO, and Scott should be too fresh, too good a boxer, and too good for him at this stage. Quigg by a landslide i feel
     
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  8. TFFP

    TFFP The Eskimo

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    Booth just doesn't hit hard enough. I've always thought thats his major issue. Boxing wise not a problem. Quigg's going to be too fast though, too strong eventually. Hopefully Booth makes a contest of it with his experience.
     
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  9. JFT96

    JFT96 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yeah that whole post is pretty much how I see it too, Booth did well to be a force at SBW for a while but at this point in his career where he's winding down it may be an issue for him.

    The bit in bold in particular is something I'm hoping for. It would be nice to see Booth take a few early rounds and make Quigg really think about a way to get past him. In truth, I think a late stoppage to Quigg or a pts win is most likely but Booth is a smooth boxer and is certainly capable of making it a tough night for him.
     
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  10. Flea Man

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    I've wanted Booth to leave 122 for a while now :-(
     
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  11. Mandanda

    Mandanda SkillspayBills Full Member

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    Yep same here the Marsh right was when i felt he was struggling with the size and he nearly done it against Molitor but i wanted him to drop down and finish career against men his size. I fear October 22nd will be last time we see Jason Booth in the ring as a champion.
     
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