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With going the distance not a problem for either man and the
raw-power edge most definitely with Quigg, it all comes down
to how the champion would deal with the stylistic problems
the Ingle fighter can cause his opponents, frustrating them,
throwing combinations from a variety of angles, switch-hitting
and eventually wearing them down with accurate and consistent
pressure. Yes, Quigg would be perceived as another step up in
class but each time Galahad has done this he has not been found
wanting and maybe he knows something we don’t as he did predict
that Quigg wouldn’t face him after the Mundraby victory.
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