Comments Thread For: Quigg Will Likely Head To U.S., Possibly Work as Trainer With Roach at Wild Card

[Mickey Pearson]

Good for quigg hope he has a good career as a trainer

[Roberto Vasquez]

Quigg could've beaten Frampton with the right tactics. No idea why Gallagher told Quigg to try and box him, when Quigg finally put it on him he had success, but it was too little too late.

The Valdez war also took a lot out of him.

Yes I wanted a rematch and yes that's true about Valdez. Just feel Quigg didn't do himself justice with his career

[Corelone]

Quigg could've beaten Frampton with the right tactics. No idea why Gallagher told Quigg to try and box him, when Quigg finally put it on him he had success, but it was too little too late.

The Valdez war also took a lot out of him.

Valdez was the one that went to the hospital, and Framp hasn't looked so good.

[Corelone]

Quigg is one of a few guys I've seen, that could break people up, and still lose. I've seen several guys win, and look like they lost, but to really hurt somebody and lose, really lose. Valdez beat him on the way to the emergency room. Quigg didn't win, but he left his mark.

[tokon]

I feel disappointed with Quiggs career. He worked really hard up to a point and then just seemed to stay at a level. I'm sure he could have done better. That fight with Frampton was pretty close then he just seemed to lose it after that

His discipline enabled him to cut to a weight where usually enjoyed size and length advantages but he lost the frampton fight primarily because of Gallagher's tactics.
I think he levelled out, as you say, because that was the limit of his talent?

[Roberto Vasquez]

His discipline enabled him to cut to a weight where usually enjoyed size and length advantages but he lost the frampton fight primarily because of Gallagher's tactics.
I think he levelled out, as you say, because that was the limit of his talent?

I don't think feel that. We all saw he could have beaten Frampton with different tactics. Maybe he just needed a better trainer.

[tokon]

I don't think feel that. We all saw he could have beaten Frampton with different tactics. Maybe he just needed a better trainer.

Yes, I agree that he could have (possibly) beaten frampton with better tactics. Frampton was a good a good example of a fight where quigg enjoyed significant height and length advantages actually. However, quiggs technical boxing level and IQ were the reason for his levelling out imo e.g. didn't beat Valdez despite (again) enjoying significant physical advantages.
Just my opinion though, thanks.

[Disturbed]

Best of luck for him, I always find it cool when former fighters start to train fighters

They have the experience, knowledge and all that.

Not all fighters make for a good trainer of course, but I hope he will do well