Boxing Interview: Peter Quillin: “Miranda should worry about what I am going to do to him!”


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Peter Quillin: “Miranda should worry about what I am going to do to him!”

INTERVIEW By Benny Henderson Jr. Doghouse Boxing (June 3, 2008)

Coming off the biggest win of his young career – a commanding ten round unanimous decision over savvy veteran Antwun Echols – undefeated super middleweight hot prospect Peter Quillin 18-0 (14) returns to the ring June 11th taking on the hard hitting Dionisio Miranda 18-2-2 (17) on ESPN’s Wednesday Night Fights.

Quillin, who is better known as ‘Kid Chocolate’, has been sweet to the fans with his entertaining throw downs, but has been bitter to his foes with his strong ring abilities that have helped the soon to be twenty-five year old fighter

find nothing but success.

Quillin will face off against Miranda in the Big Apple, then if all goes to plan, Peter will see ring action again August 1st, site and opponent T.B.A.

In this exclusive interview conducted by Doghouse Boxing, Quillin speaks out on his win over Echols and what is in store come fight night, enjoy.

Benny Henderson Jr.: I would just like to congratulate you on your victory over Echols.

Peter Quillin: Thank you, thank you so much. It was a great win over a veteran, it has given me a hand full of confidence.

BH: You have a fight coming up June 11th, you are going to be fighting Dionisio Miranda. He looks like a very tough customer, what do you know about this guy?

PQ: I know that he is coming to fight me but I am in camp right now, I am here and I am focused and feeling ready. I am getting great sparring in, I feel great and I feel like I am going to do what I am going to do. I cannot worry about what Miranda wants to do to me, he should worry about what I am going to do to him.

BH: Have you seen any tape on him yet?

PQ: I have not seen any tape on him at all, but my team is confident.

BH: You are fighting in New York again, what is it like fighting in front of your hometown fans?

PQ: No pressure, I love fighting in New York, I feel very comfortable fighting in New York. I love my fans, my fans give me the support that I need, so what do I have to worry about, I don’t have to worry about nothing.

BH: How do you feel you have matured these past few fights?

PQ: Man, June 22nd I will be twenty-five years old, I feel that I have accomplished a lot in my time, spiritually and all. Being the person who can say that I am enjoying boxing and what life has in store for me.

BH: If you could send out a message to Miranda before the fight what would you say?

PQ: I would tell this guy to bring his A-game because I am going to bring my A-game and it should be a good fight. I am coming to win so hopefully he is doing the same, if not then he has to go home a loser, and I am refusing to go home as such.

BH: Anything in closing?

PQ: I want to thank you Benny Henderson for keeping my name in the public no matter where I am at. You can just call and give people coverage about me and let them know what I am doing.

I would like to thank Peter Quillin for his time and thoughts.