Yes but Kiko is/was a beatable champion, that's why McGuigan went that route. Your talking like Frampton has cleaned out the Super bantams when infact he has only faced 3 world level opponents himself. Cazares was a blown up flyweight Molitor was shot Kiko whilst a good fighter was a weak champion. I'm a fan of both Quigg and Frampton you do know that you can be don't you. This isn't sega vs Nintendo back in primary school.
I was always a Nintendo boy myself. As paying British boxing fans we need to see it. As a Lancashire lad I would like to see Quigg win on a county/nationalistic level, but as a fight fan the sky is the limit for the victor. Both McGuigan and Hearn need to reign their egos in and sort it out.
Introducing Quiggs next opponent Joseph Agbeko.. http://www.celebtricity.com/ebola-victim-rises-from-the-dead-in-africa-fear-of-zombie-apocalypse/
Frampton fans live in a dream world. Talk about how poor Quigg's opponents are, yet forget that Quigg beat the man who crushed Kiko TWICE. Then again, most Frampton fans are Irish so you can understand why they are so unbelievably thick.
Agreed. In all honesty I don't care who wins. I just think it'd be Frampton. Although I've been wrong before.
If Quigg and Gallagher thought Galahad wasn't ready they would have took the fight, rather than taking a smaller purse for fighting another bantamweight.
This report claims Hearn and Quigg have turned down £400,000 to fight Galahad in December. They'd rather earn a lot less money for a much easier fight. http://www.***********.com/hearn-on-quigg-vs-galahad-frampton-rigondeaux--82992
Because he has actually faught some fighters that are in the same division as him rather than a weight or two below!!!
If its good enough for the best in the division then why cant Quigg fight him? sick of listening to people slag Quigg off, yes his opponents aren't always the best but he's fighting someone that the very best fought so why aren't you criticising Rigo?
Let's rephrase that. Hearn has Sky, without Hearn and Sky the fight makes significantly less, how much less do you reckon this fight would make should it be on Framptons now favoured Boxnation? That's the thing with this, McGuigan and Frampton can't put together a Quigg-Frampton event, who would they have on the undercard for a start? The share is 50/50 because Quigg's representatives put in all the leg work, all Frampton and McGuigan need to do is turn up on the night, how does that deserve more than 50%?