I am a fan of both, I know most people think Frampton will win but I genuinely believe it is a 50/50 fight, more so than any other major all British Fight. I think they should make it a two fight deal, one in Belfast one in Manchester, think both will be real close, properly points wins or draws lol. Actually it's one fight that is worth a punt on the draw. What's peoples latest views on it?
Views r the same prior to tonite, Quigg could do with actually beating some decent opposition b4 being given the opportunity to fight for a legit world title
Neither has beaten anyone of note. Kiko was shot amd beaten twice by Munroe. Hopefully Carl stops ducking him.
Carl rubbished Kiko's wins with good reason. Joke of a champion. Embarrasingly one-dimensional. Quigg would destroy him.
In fairness both have fought a similar calibre of opponent. Both fought a few bantamweights, but outside top few fighters not much depth in division. Munroe beat Martinez, Quigg beat Munroe. Fair enough Martinez has went up a level since then. LSC knocked back a Quigg fight on his own patch, Quigg is world class so deserves world title fights as does Frampton
Well said :good It's the Frampton 'fans' who talk like he's been fighting premier opposition from the start. Frampton had a great performance last time out but against a basic champion. Whilst at the same time Quigg can do no right.
As far as negotiations and talk of egos is concerned.... Frampton is a legitimate World Champion and has a massive fanbase which lets be honest is getting bigger. Quigg on the other hand has a paper title and next to no fanbase. Frampton is the big draw, McGuigan knows this and he knows what his fighter is worth, Eddie and Quigg will have to accept a much smaller slice of the cake.
How was Kiko shot? He'd become world champion & as had been said, was in the form of his career. An improved fighter than the one we seen against Munroe... who actually was shot when he faced Quigg. Neither man is ducking the other, but both teams must now sit down and draw out a sensible/fair deal.