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Bury’s Scott Quigg has a dream, something that has consumed his every waking hour since he was a young boy; he won’t allow this dream to be clouded by inactivity or disrupted by Frank Warren’s generous offer of a £200,000 purse for a showdown with domestic rival Carl Frampton. Quigg’s aim is to hold aloft the WBA Super bantamweight title, and he believes that his decision to sign with Eddie Hearn and Matchroom Sports will bring him closer to a vacant WBA title showdown against Cuba’s Yoandris Salinas.
“They’re very good people,” said Quigg when speaking to BoxingScene. “Eddie’s very professional. The organisation, and their deal with Sky is a great platform for me to go and do what I do best — get in the ring and perform. I’m self-managed now. You’ve seen the shows Matchroom put on, the platform they give you, and that’s the main thing for me. It is about getting the rounds in. I need activity. There was Golden Boy and Frank Warren, but I spoke to Eddie, him and Sky will give me the platform to build on, and that’s what I’ll do.” [Click Here To Read More]
“They’re very good people,” said Quigg when speaking to BoxingScene. “Eddie’s very professional. The organisation, and their deal with Sky is a great platform for me to go and do what I do best — get in the ring and perform. I’m self-managed now. You’ve seen the shows Matchroom put on, the platform they give you, and that’s the main thing for me. It is about getting the rounds in. I need activity. There was Golden Boy and Frank Warren, but I spoke to Eddie, him and Sky will give me the platform to build on, and that’s what I’ll do.” [Click Here To Read More]