Richie Woodhall
Former world champion on BBC Radio 5 live

"Scott Quigg started far too slowly, but the pace has carried on. That is playing into Frampton's hands. Quigg's feet are too slow. It's as if he hasn't had a warm-up."

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Mike Costello
BBC Radio 5 live boxing commentator

"It's another difficult round to score, with so few punches landed. But there's a really confident air about Frampton."

On the stools a quarter of the way through this fight. More like chess than boxing.

For all the non-action, you feel Frampton is in control. Every time Quigg comes forward, Frampton is outta Dodge.

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Still no real engagement, like two teens at the school disco, embarrassed to ask the other to dance. The noise level has dropped.

Quigg hides behind his white gloves as Frampton throws some exploratory lefts. He's working behind that left paw, but that's really the only thing that's happening. 

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Richie Woodhall
Former world champion on BBC Radio 5 live

"Quigg has given away the first two rounds. Frampton is on thin ice, though, because his left hand is so low that he's open to a right hand over the top."  

Tony Bellew
European cruiserweight champion on BBC Radio 5 live

"I feel both guys are very apprehensive and scared to open up. Frampton has landed the better jabs, but they're only landing on the forehead of Quigg."

If you've paid for this fight, you might want to ask for one sixth of your money back.

Again Quigg comes with a big overhand right, but Frampton's movement is quicker than a hiccup. Quigg can't get close at the end of the second stanza.

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More intent from Frampton, some straight lefts. At the moment, Quigg looks a little paralysed. Here comes Quigg, but Frampton's feet get him away.

"Don't be afraid to shoot the right hand," says Quigg's cornerman Joe Gallagher. Frampton has the middle of the ring once more at the start of the second. The crowd sing, Eddie Hearn leans forward in the front row. Still not a punch of note.

Richie Woodhall
Former world champion on BBC Radio 5 live

"Very tentative round. I'd just edge it towards Frampton. Quigg hardly scored anything. They both look nervous."

That was a massive anti-climax. Barely a punch landed.

Literally nothing happening yet, lots of shadow chasing, lots of sniffing each other out.  

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Quigg in black, Frampton in red and white. They are singing for Quigg. Frampton in the middle of the ring, Quigg dancing around him, slightly more defensive.

Mike Costello
BBC Radio 5 live boxing commentator

"The noise and the atmosphere here is in danger of bursting the walls..."

Under way....

Last instructions from the referee. "Obey my commands at all times."

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Ben Webb: Frampton in round 4!!! Going to be explosive!

Stephen Collins: The Jackal's ready to pounce! Framps is such a role model & hero to everyone in NI. Love the man. C'mon son.

Jack Burns: Frampton to win this one, by knockout.

Rob Thomas: Good luck Scott Quigg.