Santa Cruz: I Want To Unify With Lomachenko, Try To Beat Him!
Coming off his fifth round stoppage of Kiko Martinez this past weekend, WBA featherweight titlist Leo Santa Cruz (32-0-1, 18KOs) is looking to go big game hunting.
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Frampton May Vacate WBA Belt, No Rigondeaux Defense
Last Saturday night, Carl Frampton (22-0, 14KOs) unified the WBA/IBF super bantamweight world titles with a twelve round unanimous decision over longtime rival Scott Quigg at the Manchester Arena.
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WBA: If Frampton Stays at 122, He Must Fight Rigondeaux
After his masterful victory over Scott Quigg in Saturday’s unification bout at the Manchester Arena in Manchester, Lancashire, England, WBA/IBF super bantamweight champion Carl “The Jackal” Frampton (22-0, 14 KOs) expressed interest in possibly moving up in weight to fight WBA Super World featherweight champion Leo Santa Cruz.
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McGuigan Calls Carl Frampton The Best Ever From Ireland
Barry McGuigan believes that IBF Super bantamweight titlist Carl Frampton (22-0, 14 KOs) is on the fast track to becoming the greatest fighter Ireland has ever produced following his decision win over WBA counterpart Scott Quigg at the Manchester Arena on Saturday night. Frampton boxed his way through the quiet early rounds then traded late to take a deserved split decision win.
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Wayne Rooney Tells Scott Quigg To Keep Chin Up
Bury’s Scott Quigg was left devasted and nursing a broken jaw after dropping a split decision to Carl Frampton at a packed Manchester Arena on Saturday night. Quigg lost both his WBA Super World title and his ‘0’ after failing to out-box or out-fight his Belfast-based rival.
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Quigg Undergoes Succesful Jaw Surgery, Eager To Return
Scott Quigg has undergone successful surgery after suffering a broken jaw. The former world champion, from Bury, was injured during his points defeat to Carl Frampton at the Manchester Arena on Saturday.
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Carl Frampton-Scott Quigg: Post-Fight Report Card
Jr. featherweight has given boxing some of the greatest fights of the last forty years. Saturday did not add anything to those storied annals. In the most anticipated fight of 2016 so far, fans had to wait into the second half of the event for the battle to break out. It wasn’t for lack of excitement. The crowd was on fire at the opening bell.
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Frampton-Quigg: CompuBox Breaks Down Their Punch Stats
Manchester Arena, Manchester, England - Carl Frampton captures Scott Quigg's WBA title and retains his IBF title mostly because his intent was stronger than Quigg's in the first seven rounds, among the most forgettable in 122-pound title annals but ultimately the most impacting.
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Hugo Ruiz's Promoter: No Ceja Trilogy, We Want Carl Frampton!
Promoter Sampson Lewkowicz of Sampson Boxing wishes to congratulate the fighter he co-promotes (along with Oswaldo Kuchle of Promociones Del Pueblo), Hugo "Cuatito" Ruiz, for his title winning victory on Saturday night. Fighting on the Showtime-televised co-main event last Saturday (February 27) at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, Ruiz (36-3, 32 KOs) gained revenge against Julio Cesar Ceja and took back his WBC World Super Bantamweight Championship via TKO 1 (:51 seconds).
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Video: Frampton Reacts To The Idea of a Quigg Rematch
NEW YORK – IBF 122-pound world champion Carl Frampton unified the super bantamweight division with a split decision victory over WBA titlist Scott Quigg Saturday on SHOWTIME BOXING INTERNATIONAL from Manchester, England.
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