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title: "Scott Quigg: “I’m MORE Than Ready for Carl Frampton Rematch at Windsor Park!”"
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language: "en-GB"
author: "Rob Tebbutt"
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published: "2018-06-01T07:34:39Z"
modified: "2018-06-01T07:34:39Z"
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# Scott Quigg: “I’m MORE Than Ready for Carl Frampton Rematch at Windsor Park!”

Former WBA World bantamweight champion Scott Quigg *(34-2-2, 25 KO’s)* has thrown his name into the ring to face rival Carl Frampton *(25-1-0, 14 KO’s)* at Windsor Park in August.

Quigg, who dropped a twelve round split decision to the Ulsterman in February 2016, says he would “jump” at the opportunity to avenge the first loss of his career.

*“Everybody knows that I would jump at that fight.”* said Quigg in an interview with *Sky Sports*.

*“August 18th, I’d be more than ready to take that fight for that date.”*

*“I’ve been back in the gym five weeks now and I’m already feeling good, feeling sharp, and enjoying training again.”*

![](https://media.boxing-social.com/app/uploads/2018/05/QUIGG-VALDEZ-300x210.jpg)

Despite suffering a loss last time out to WBO World featherweight champion Oscar Valdez in California, Quigg believes that his performance was sufficient enough to warrant a crack at the 2016 *‘Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year’.*

*“That performance \[against Valdez\] did keep me in the top mix of the division. My stock didn’t go down, it rose, really.”*

Frampton, however, is unlikely to feel the same, having made no secret of his desire to lure three-weight World champion Leo Santa Cruz to Belfast in order to avenge his sole career defeat.

As unlikely as a third bout with Santa Cruz is, a bout with Quigg would seemingly be more so, with the first fight between the two resulting in a comfortable victory for Frampton. A rematch with Quigg is a far cry from the enthralling stadium spectacle many fans had in mind when Windsor Park was mentioned as Frampton’s next fight.

![](https://media.boxing-social.com/app/uploads/2018/05/quigg-frampton-300x200.jpg)

Seemingly undeterred by the broken jaw suffered at the hands of Frampton, Quigg remains resolute in his desire for a big fight – vowing to come out on top should the two meet next in the ring.

*“I’m still looking for them big fights and the next one I will win.”* he said.

It remains to be seen whether or not the unlikely contest will come to fruition, but with an announcement on Frampton’s next opponent expected within a week – and newly-crowned IBF champion Josh Warrington officially ruled out after his war with ex-champion Lee Selby – options for an opponent appear to be slim.