comment by 4Corners, on 07-02-2012

Good fight, and good thing he's back in the ring quicker this time around. Wouldn't mind seeing him fight Macklin late in the year, as long as Macklin takes care of business on the Chavez-Sergio card.

comment by La_Vibora, on 07-02-2012

Nice stepping stone fight, I think after this one that a Macklin fight would be a good matchup.

comment by nycsmooth, on 07-02-2012

vs Rubio's an ok bout, as both w/their limitations but can provide a good show,but not saying much if Quillin wins as Rubio's shop-worn but comes back vs the inexperienced as he did vs this undefeated guy Saturday past... if not Rubio, curious who? as D.Lopez mentioned but Quillin would have a b...

comment by Corelone, on 07-02-2012

Quillin is a plodder and his speed is in his upper body or in spurts. Winkie was a test by Peter's team to see how he did against an ancient dancer and Winkie got away. Rubio can move and he has a lot more left than a blown up Winkie. Rubio might be able to outbox him.

comment by macman, on 07-01-2012

For a guy who's basically a solidly skilled but aging junior-middle, who was never particular quick & certainly not getting any quicker, Rubio has had a pretty remarkable career & is still a very solid threat. Rubio's a guy I written off a number of times after losses & he's come back to defeat ...