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There is nothing special about Quillin at all.
But Hunter will whisper sweet nothings in his ear and tell us he is the next SRL...Comment
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virgil hunter is trash and so is quillin no amount of whisperings will change that.Comment
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probably a pretty good move for his career honestlyComment
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The change may be good for him after that disaster with Jacobs...Comment
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Change of trainer may not help much. Virgil didn't make Berto, mares, or khan any better defensively. Here is my prediction for what happens next. Quillin moves up to 168. They drag up a mid-tier 154 lb fighter to put in front of him. Probably a super slow Mexican come forward fighter with no punching power. Quillin out boxes him in the first couple rounds and then blasts him out. In the post fight interview, quillin thanks al haymon, the Cuban people, and Virgil hunter and proclaims he's a different fighter. If malignaggi is the broadcaster he will say quillin looked really "sharp". The other commentators will agree that he looked sharp. The next day, everyone in the chat rooms will be talking about how sharp he looked. They will interview Andre Berto on fighthype and he will say "like I said man, me and Pete is brothas man, we feed off each other. Like I said man, Virg just has us so focused and so damn dialed in man. My boy Pete lookin sharp up in that ring". For the rest of quillin' a career, every good performance, regardless of the competition, will be attributed to Virgil hunter's defense first philosophy. If quillin has a bad performance the commentators will say he got away from Virgil's teachings and was being too wrecklessComment
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Quillen vs. Chavez Jr. @ 168! Make it happen!Comment
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I like to play a little game whenever i see a Peter Quillin thread.
I count how many times Peter Quillins name is spelt "Quillen".
There is usually at least two.Comment
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