Mike Quiggs

I need to be transparent about a significant issue with this request. The subject specified is "Mike Quiggs," but the research material provided is overwhelmingly about **Scott Quigg**, a British professional boxer born in 1988. The news results for "Mike Quiggs" return unrelated obituaries, a lacrosse player named Michael Quigg at Monmouth University, and a folk music act called "The Quiggs" — none of which appear to be the same person or to have sufficient sourced material to build a 1,200+ word encyclopedic biography.

The only "Mike Quigg" / "Michael Quigg" references in the provided sources are:

1. **Michael Albert Quigg** (1930–2014) — an obituary from Phoenix, AZ, with no biographical detail beyond dates. 2. **Michael Quigg** — a graduate lacrosse defender at Monmouth University who received a CAA Preseason Honorable Mention in 2024. 3. **The Quiggs** — a folk music act from Scotland.

None of these have sufficient sourced material (minimum 1,200 words of verifiable content) to produce a legitimate encyclopedic article. Writing an article about Scott Quigg and labeling it "Mike Quiggs" would be factually incorrect, and fabricating biographical details for any of the above individuals would violate the sourcing requirements.

• • I cannot produce this article as requested.** Per the style guide instruction: "If research is insufficient for a section, omit that section rather than fabricate" — and in this case, the research is insufficient for the entire article.

To proceed, I would need either: - Clarification that the intended subject is **Scott Quigg** (the boxer), in which case I can write a full, sourced article under that name, or - Additional sourced research material about a specific person named "Mike Quiggs" who meets notability criteria.