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celeste

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Quigg stops Jamoye in third round
« on: 12:23:04, 14/09/14 »
Scott Quigg stopped Belgium's Stephane Jamoye in the third round in Manchester to retain his WBA super-bantamweight title and remain on course for a unification bout against Northern Ireland's Carl Frampton.

Bury fighter Quigg, 25, softened the challenger up with a barrage of body shots in the first two rounds before dropping him with a huge right.

Former European champion Jamoye made it to his feet only for the referee to wave the fight off.

Earlier, Olympic champion Anthony Joshua made it eight early finishes from eight pro fights with a third-round stoppage of Germany's Konstantin Airich.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/boxing/29186406
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Re: Quigg stops Jamoye in third round
« Reply #1 on: 15:25:18, 14/09/14 »
A great win for Scott.  O0
Did you know that boxing was banned in Bury  for 13 years till Ricky Hatton helped get the ban lifted and so Scott Quigg could fight in Castle leisure centre in May 2010.


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Re: Quigg stops Jamoye in third round
« Reply #2 on: 19:51:24, 14/09/14 »
Just in Bury?  How peculiar.  Did something happen to trigger that - a death or something?   ???
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