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Jono Carroll has predicted an eighth round stoppage win against Scott Quigg when the rivals collide in a crunch Super-Featherweight clash at Manchester Arena on Saturday March 7, live on Sky Sports in the UK and DAZN in the US.

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Carroll (17–1–1, 3 KOs) warned former WBA Super-Bantamweight World Champion Quigg of his ability to “break people down” and “break people’s hearts” and the Dublin man believes a win this weekend will put him back in line for a World Title shot later this year.

“Scott thinks I have feather fists? We’ll see,” said Carroll. “These feather fists will do a lot of damage. He’s a strong opponent and Oscar Valdez, who can bang, couldn’t get him out of there. I don’t hit that hard but I can break people down, I can break people’s hearts.

“Quigg is a massive name and a former champion but he has to pass that torch to me now. It’s my turn. He’s had his day. He’s a good, seasoned pro fighter and I can’t overlook that. I’m prepared for the world champion, the best him, but I feel like it’s my time now.

“I’ve been training my brain, training different attributes to normal. Quigg is such a big name that it’s not hard to get up at 6am for a jog or to push yourself to exhaustion. It’s my time. Pass me that torch, Scott! For some reason I’m thinking round eight.”

Matchroom Boxing heads to the Manchester Arena, Manchester, England for Scott Quigg vs. Jono Carroll on March 7, live streamed on DAZN and Sky Sports in the UK.
Former WBA super bantamweight world champion Scott Quigg (35–2–2, 26 KOs) is ready to take on Irish southpaw Jono Carroll (17–1–1, 3 KOs) in a main event that will be heavily in favor of the Mancunian fighter.

Quigg, 31, is a veteran of over 30 fights, and turned pro in 2007. The former WBA super bantamweight champion is known for his iron will and his offensive output.
He reunited with his trainer Joe Gallagher after working with Hall of Famer coach Freddie Roach at the Wild Card boxing club in Hollywood, CA.

Quigg hasn’t stepped into the boxing ring since stopping Mexican Mario Briones in the second round on October 20, 2018.
Tonight he will take on a colorful crafty southpaw from Ireland who doesn’t have one punch KO power but can make you have a difficult time landing on him.

Carroll is best known for winning Prizefighter: The Lightweights III contest in 2014.
The 27-year-old from Dublin, Ireland has only one professional defeat and that came in his US debut when he fought IBF super featherweight champion Tevin Farmer and ended up losing by decision.