Sep 22, 2014
Scott Quigg vs Stephane Jamoye
With Frampton out til 2015, what do you think the odds are we get Quigg-Santa Cruz in Nov/Dec?
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Scott Quigg vs Stephane Jamoye
With Frampton out til 2015, what do you think the odds are we get Quigg-Santa Cruz in Nov/Dec?
Quigg takes Jamoye in WBA title match
Scott Quigg (left) vs. Stephane Jamoye. Quigg gained a win in the third round. Picture: Kelly White
Stephane Jamoye was given a masterclass in tactical boxing by WBA regular title holder Scott Quigg last Saturday.
After being on top for the fight, the boxer from Bury managed to drop his challenger in the third round with a great right. Even though the former European champion managed to get his feet, referee, Terry O'Connor, ended the fight and handed the victory to Quigg.
Three was the magic number of the night, on top of Quigg being victorious in the third, Rogowski and Joshua also attained a win during the round.
Calm and collected, Anthony Joshua, who took gold at the 2012 Olympics, floored his opponent, Konstatin Airich, with a barrage of hits that prompted a stoppage. A great result for the 24 year old but an upset for scheduling, who had the fight down for 8 rounds.
Rogowski also caused an upset in the third round when he put down Macclesfielder Liam Hanrahan with an impressive left hook.
The big drama of the evening came with a third round head collision between Gamaliel Diaz and Anthony Crolla which sliced open a cut by Diaz's right eye. A doctor ruled that Diaz was unable to continue and the match was ruled a technical draw. The controversy however, came because the Crolla corner was convinced that Diaz was willing to withdraw before the Doctor made the ruling, which would have meant a victory for the English Lightweight.
Quigg targeting Frampton after Jamoye clash
Quigg targeting Frampton after Jamoye clash
Quigg defends his WBA World Super Bantamweight title against the Belgian live on Sky Sports from the Phones 4 u Arena in Manchester, and the Bury star is targeting a unification clash with the newly-crowned IBF champion from Belfast after he does the business on Saturday night.
The 25 year old is hunting a hat-trick of stoppage wins in his fourth defence of the title, and believes that the time…
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Scott Quigg vs. Stephane Jamoye on September 13th in Manchester, UK
Scott Quigg vs. Stephane Jamoye on September 13th in Manchester, UK
By Scott Gilfoid: WBA World super bantamweight champion Scott Quigg (28-0-2, 21 KOs) will be fighting #10 WBC bantamweight contender Stephane Jamoye (26-5, 16 KOs) on September 13th at the Manchester Arena in Manchester, Lancashire, United Kingdom.
Quigg was supposed to be fighting Paulus Ambunda, but he suffered a hamstring pull during training and had to pull out of the fight. (more…)
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OSAKA, Japan (AP) — Shinsuke Yamanaka of Japan successfully defended his WBC bantamweight crown for the sixth time with a technical knockout of Stephane Jamoye of Belgium on Wednesday. Source: Associated Press