Peter Quillin worst decision was to vacate his belt.

[All in]

I was watching that counterpunch docu last night and this is the thing about Quillin. He loves being a boxer but he doesn't love actually boxing. He's talented but he's not into the sport. He wants to be known as Peter Quillin the boxer and get the attention but he doesn't want to box.

Same with Andre direll.

[deanrw]

I remember when Quillin was a prospect. He showed some good stuff and everyone took him seriously. As soon as he won a belt, he had it in his head that all the hard work should be over. He turned into a different fighter overnight in a bad way.

[Deeznuts]

Quillin could have defended against Korobov for decent money and remained active instead of taking a long layoff. He hasn't been a title holder since he vacated his belt.

[Lester Tutor]

I don't know about that

He got a shot at his old belt vs Andy Lee his first fight back but got that BS draw

I agree. If I recall they didn't give the knock down point to Quillin cause he had stepped over Lee's foot gtfoh.. I thought Quillin edged out a close fight. Quillin on that real shït though. He's always talking about personal problems.. he needs to get over that. I give him credit for telling a random reporter that he was mosleted as a kid. I think today Quillin regrets not signing with Roc. Mainly because he loves Rigo by ethnic affiliation. Rigo wasn't signed to Roc at the time he had the offer. I'm willing to bet he would've gone to Roc had Rigo been there earlier.