Quillin's True Level is Revealed in the Records of his Opposition

Fans are seemingly catching on to what I've thought for about 2 years about Quillin, he's an overrated manufactured Haymon hypejob.

While I don't necessarily always trust triangle theories there is enough evidence, that suggests that my analysis is far from circumstantial.


Let's go way back
Dionisio Miranda Quillin in 2008 went the distance with him he COULD NOT STOP HIM, later on he was KO'd by Rubio in 2, and Don George in 6, granted they both are decent punchers no surprise there, but he was also stopped by Roman Karmazin in 10, Giovanni Lorenzo in 2, Renan St. Juste in 9, Avtandil Khurtsidze in 1.

Craig Mckewan Quillin KO'd him in 6, but its was right after Andy Lee had stopped him in 10, Lee has very unpredictable power it comes and goes, decent win but...still question marks.

Jason LeHoullier Quillin KO'd him in 5 in 2011, impressive right, but wait Julio Jr. KO'd him in 1 in 2008.

Winky Wright Quillin looked okay but not great fighting a partially retired Winky coming off of a 3 YEAR layoff, Winky was absolutely dominated from bell to bell by Paul Williams, and of course Hopkins.

Fernando Guerrero Quillin dominated Fernando and TKO'd him in 7, very good win. But wait..... Fernando was stopped by Grady Brewer in 4.:rofl:rofl:rofl who has lost 19 times which is more KO's than he has which was 16.
And then Quillin's true level was revealed when David Lemieux absolutely destroyed almost tearing Guerrero's eye off of his face in 2.5 Rounds.

Lukas Konecny Quillin looked really bad in dominating this old washed up fighter, who in his prime when he was worth something was completely dominated from bell to bell by the jabbing machine Serhiy Dzinzurik, yes the Sergio Martinez victim. Watch it on Youtube.

Gabriel Rosado Well we'll never know how that fight would have turned out because the ref and doctor jumped at the first sign of a cut, saving Quillin from a possible KO loss, Rosado rocked him repeatedly and was coming on late before the stoppage. Perro Angulo destroyed Rosado in 2, and a sick with the flu Golovkin ripped his face off in 7, it was the lingering damage from GGG that won Quillin that fight.

Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam This is the fight Quillin supporters point to, because N'Dam looked really good almost had a draw, in spite of being dropped 6 times. So to them that means N'Dam is next level that he did so well against Kid Chocolate. Because if he isn't, that means someone who isn't that good almost beat their guy.

Well Quillin's true level may be brutally revealed if and possibly when N'Dam is stopped by Curtis Stevens on October 1st. There are levels in boxing and Quillin may be on the cusp of being fully exposed as the hypejob he really is.

Triangle theories aren't always right, but this is overwhelming.

 

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The best fighter Quillen has fought was Rosado who had him on spaghetti legs, GGG on the other hand, had Rosado's trainer fearing for his life.

Geale, Stevens and Macklin are a far higher caliber of opponent than anyone Quillen has fought, not including the semi retired Winky.