Quillin almost got stopped by this Colombian no name fighter

Can't believe it!, WOW.

 

McGirt is going to get thrashed real good now.

 

He's with Steward.

 

He's listing all the fighters upset this year on ESPN.

 

Ah, but the wording implied Mcgirt was the cause, hence the curse...

 

Yeah, but if he listed all of the fighters effected by the curse of McGirt, he'd be typing all night.

 

:rofl Right on cue.

 

Me too:deal

 

If you can't stop D. Miranda, you are not going to be world-class. Period.

 

Quinlan's gonna get starched as soon as he faces a live body. Hell, he almost got KOd by this limited regional fighter.

 

Quillin is from Grand Rapids, Michigan of course --

I seen an article about him Friday (the day of the fight) and it had stated something that I opened my eyes to Quillin.

He's only had 15 amateur fights so he's not that schooled, but he's getting on the job training as far as his pro career goes.

He looked very good against Miranda and has quite a ways to go before he's to be taken serious as a prospect. He's only 24 with nice step up in class.

His biggest problem was not taking his time ... at times he would rush in on Miranda instead of jabbing his way in ... he would lead with the left hook which is a big no no ... he also isn't active enough on the inside ... if he wouldve mixed it up with Miranda on the inside, ,threw some body punches with the left (which was open all night) he wouldve been able to wear Miranda down and get him out of there.

That was only his second time going the distance and i'm sure him and his team are going to go to the gym and work on some things.

I'm sure once he learns how to pace himself, use his athleticism, and keep his work rate up ... he should be fine.

He also didn't do to well of holding by damn did his chin hold up ...

I think he would need a top notch trainer to take him to that next level.

 

Quillin is going to be world class as long as he's guided along very slow ... sorta like JC jr is ...

He's only 24 ... he's limited in the amateurs so I figure around 30-35 fights he should be ready to challenge for a title.

He's getting better every fight he has and he's learning to pace himself and go the distance ... before he was in with some stiffs and was knocking guys out - now he's going up against more solid guys and finding himself going the distance more.

Miranda might have not been good but he did have power and he did give "Kid Chocolate" some things to work on when he steps back into the gym.

 

I was loooking forward to seeing him action because I love his nickname "Kid Chocolate" what I saw I wasn't impressed. I think he's a KO waiting to happen.