The 28 year-old Cameroonian-born boxer has just that solitary loss to Quillin at the Barclays Center earlier this year to his name and increased his stock significantly as he out-boxed the hard-hitting American for large periods in the fight.
N’Dam’s downfall was the fact that he was put on the canvas six times on the night, but the Frenchman believes vehemently that he should still be champion following the WBO’s decision to order the fight at short notice in the first place.
Both N’Dam and his coach/manager Mustapha Ouicher have launched protests with the WBO and Quillin’s promoters Golden Boy in the wake of the contest, although nothing has yet been heard regarding a rematch.
“We have had no contact with Golden Boy and will not be renewing our own deal with our current promoter,” Ouicher told World Boxing News.
“Nothing can be planned either for Hassan until we have a promoter in place, so we are open to all suggestions and approaches from anyone interested in taking this forward.
“What is important is that we can then operate in good conditions and get Hassan the fights he deserves, although I would have preferred a rematch with Quillin.
“If a serious offer comes in we will consider it, but we have are own targets in Quillin, Sergio Martinez, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, Daniel Geale and Gennady Golovkin because that’s the level we are at right now.”
