39 Facts About Scott Quigg

1. Scott Quigg is a former WBA champ at super-bantamweight and can become a two-weight king if he wins.

2. Scott Quigg is a come-forward fighter who has only lost once, when he was neutralised by a clever, cautious Carl Frampton in 2016.

3. Scott Quigg is supposed to be loyal to Bury as well, but there is no interjection, no roar from the younger man.

4. Scott Quigg would have been downed in his sixth and eleventh fight if that was the case—against Gheorghe Ghiompirica.

5. Scott Quigg is a former WBA world super-bantamweight champion before he lost his title in a split-decision defeat to Carl Frampton in which he broke his jaw after just four rounds.

6. Scott Quigg is three inches taller, considers himself the superior physical fighter and he believes that he knows exactly what Frampton will do.

7. Scott Quigg had only 12 amateur fights but still managed to win an ABA Junior championship and represent England before turning professional, joining Ricky Hatton's fledgling stable in 2009.

8. Scott Quigg views those schooldays as the worst time in his life.

9. Scott Quigg fought six more times in 2008, winning on each occasion, a run that included a victory over Ghana's tough journeyman Sumaila Badu in just the first round of a four round contest.

10. Scott Quigg is a British professional boxer and a former WBA super-bantamweight champion.

11. Scott Quigg dug in hooks to the body and downed Munroe twice in round six, forcing the ref to pull the Leicester veteran out.

12. Scott Quigg showed a great engine in his professional debut in 2007, outpointing Gary Shiel over six rounds.

13. Scott Quigg was born on October 9 1988 in Bury to mother Lindsay and father Kenny.

14. Scott Quigg has told Carl Frampton that he is focused on winning a world title,rather than a huge domestic showdown with the Jackal.

15. Scott Quigg admitted he was a bit reckless in the opening round and said, "You cannot do that at a higher level.

16. Scott Quigg proved to be too much for Yefimovych and landed power shots to the head.

17. Over the next 8 rounds, Scott Quigg took over landing the better shots.

18. At the time of the fight, Scott Quigg was ranked number 6 by the IBF.

19. On 20 February 2017, Scott Quigg announced that he had parted ways with long time trainer Joe Gallagher.

20. Scott Quigg stopped Cayetano in the 9th round in his debut at featherweight, dropping Cayetano with a right hand to the head in the 9th.

21. Scott Quigg had to undergo surgery after suffering a broken jaw during the fight.

22. Scott Quigg made his fifth title defence against Hidenori Othake at the sold out Echo Arena in Liverpool on the undercard of Cleverly v Bellew II on 22 November 2014 live on Sky Sports Box Office.

23. Scott Quigg seemed to size up Jamoye and waited until the closing minutes before unleashing crunching body shots that sent Jamoye into reverse.

24. Scott Quigg showed destructive power to twice floor Munyai before referee Howard Foster intervened with Munyai on the ropes.

25. Scott Quigg successfully defended his title for the third time with a second-round stoppage of Munyai.

26. Scott Quigg returned to the Phones 4U Arena on 19 April 2014 to defend his world title against South African Tshifhiwa Munyai.

27. Scott Quigg floored Silva with a thumping right upper cut and sealed it with a right hook.

28. Scott Quigg told Sky Sports that he felt he won the fight by at least 2 rounds.

29. Scott Quigg fought at the Bolton Arena on 29 June 2013 against Brazilian Willian Prado at Featherweight in a scheduled 10 round bout.

30. On 4 February 2012, Scott Quigg made the first defence of his title, beating the rugged veteran Jamie Arthur in an eighth-round stoppage, despite being put on the canvas in the fourth.

31. Scott Quigg defeated Venezuela's Franklin Varela via a 7th round stoppage in his second defence on 23 July 2011, and was ranked fourth in the WBA.

32. Scott Quigg managed to put Sassou down in the 7th round before running out a unanimous points winner over 12 rounds.

33. On 25 September 2010 Scott Quigg returned to the Castle Leisure Centre in Bury to compete for the WBA Inter-Continental title against Argentinian boxer Santiago Allione stopping him in the third round.

34. Scott Quigg fought a British title eliminator against tough Scotsman Gavin Reid in his next fight on 16 July 2010.

35. Scott Quigg remained unbeaten with a further five victories on Hatton Promotions bills in 2009.

36. Scott Quigg fought six more times in 2008, winning on each occasion, a run that included a victory over Ghana's tough journeyman Sumaila Badu in just the first round of a four-round contest.

37. Scott Quigg started his fight career as a child practising Muay Thai boxing at GFC Muay Thai in Bury.

38. Scott Quigg has told Framton and his team to focus on their own career, and not concentrate on him.

39. Scott Quigg focused on World title shot, not Carl Frampton.