Comments Thread For: Peter Quillin, Caleb Truax Ends in No-Decision Due To Bad Cut

[bigjavi973]

Saturday April 13, 2019
Minneapolis Armory, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Commission: Minnesota Office Of Combative Sports
Promoter: Warriors Boxing - Leon Margules
Television: USA FOX Sports 1

Peter
"Kid Chocolate"
Quillin

Age: 35
Weight: middleweight
Height: 6'1"
Reach: 71-1/2"
Stance: orthodox
From: Brooklyn, New York, USA
Record: 34W(23KO)-1L(1KO)-1D

VS

Caleb
"Golden"
Truax

Age: 35
Weight: middleweight
Height: 6'
Reach: 75"
Stance: orthodox
From: Saint Michael, Minnesota, USA
Record: 30W(19KO)-4L(2KO)-2D

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[BigZ44]

Derevyanchenko/Culcay is by far the best fight of the night, this will be the card that gets the majority of my attention

[jas]

quillin is a counterpuncher, has very good power and he showed vs j'leon love he is still very fast on the trigger.

i think traux comes out quite wary, does not put on the sort of pressure and output he needs to in order to win the fight.

stylistically this is a good fight for quillin imo

quillin via wide decision imo

[Eddy Current]

Derevyanchenko/Culcay is by far the best fight of the night, this will be the card that gets the majority of my attention

Joey Spencer is also on the card! Seems like it will be a while before he fights a tough opponent though.

[BigZ44]

Joey Spencer is also on the card! Seems like it will be a while before he fights a tough opponent though.

Yeah, he's still super young, so I have no problem with that. But they hype him up like crazy and move him at a snails pace, he should be fighting on FS1 undercards against these type of guys, yet they always sneak him onto big cards in-between major fights and it just feels weird to me. Hope they at least give him some durable guys soon to get him some rounds

[Eddy Current]

Yeah, he's still super young, so I have no problem with that. But they hype him up like crazy and move him at a snails pace, he should be fighting on FS1 undercards against these type of guys, yet they always sneak him onto big cards in-between major fights and it just feels weird to me. Hope they at least give him some durable guys soon to get him some rounds

Yeah it does seem unfair to some fighters to have a 2-0 or 3-0 prospect fighting a no-hoper on the main televised card instead of them.
PBC and FS1 must think it's in the best interests of ratings or something I guess.
But I'm definitely eager to see him start fighting legit gatekeepers.

[MONGOOSE66]

Yawn............................