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yeah i know that, but i tried to look that up and found nothing on Rigo stating that! -
Win-lose-draw, I won't be going anywhere. Should he lose, I will be here to take the stick I deserve.
When Rigondeaux puts on a clinic, I'll just laugh. I won't even rub it in, you'll soon realise why I hold him in such high regard and why I've felt for sometime he is the best boxer on the planet.Comment
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Originally posted by PAC-BOY View Post
He hasn't lost since 2003.
He won a world gold, olympic gold, Pan AM games and everything else he entered.
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WBA super bantamweight world champion, two successful defenses…
World championship fights: 3-0, 2 KOs…
Former WBA interim super bantamweight world champion, one successful defense…
Interim world title fights: 2-0, 1 KO…
2007 Independence Cup (amateur), 119 pounds – Gold Medalist...
2006 Nations Cup (amateur), 119 pounds – Gold Medalist...
2006 Cuban Olympics International Tournament (amateur), 119 pounds - Gold Medalist...
2006 Central American Games (amateur), 119 pounds – Gold Medalist...
2005 World Championships (amateur), 119 pounds - Gold Medalist...
2005 World Cup (amateur), 119 pounds – Gold Medalist...
2005 Pan American Games (amateur), 119 pounds – Gold Medalist...
2004 Olympics (amateur), 119 pounds – Gold Medalist...
2003 Pan American Games (amateur), 119 pounds – Gold Medalist...
2002 World Cup (amateur) 119 pounds – Gold Medalist...
2001 World Championships (amateur), 119 pounds – Gold Medalist...
2000 Olympics (amateur) 119 pounds – Gold Medalist...
2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000 Cuban National Championships (amateur), 119 pounds - Gold Medalist...Comment
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2007 PAN AMERICAN GAMES - Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 119 pounds: on 7-20-07 he he won a 12-4 decision against Manuel Marrero of Puerto Rico; on 7-22-07 he lost by walkover against Carlos Cuadra of Mexico...
2007 GIRALDO CORDOVA CARDIN INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT - Santa Clara, Cuba, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in the quarterfinals on 5-25-07 he won a 17-4 decision against Albert Portuhondo of Cuba; in the semifinals on 5-28-07 he won an 11-8 decision against Claudio Marrero of Dominican Republic; in the finals on 5-30-07 he won a 6-4 decision against Yankiel Leon of Cuba...
2007 PAN AMERICAN QUALIFIER - San Juan de los Morro, Venezuela, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in the quarterfinals on 5-1-07 he won a 5-0 decision against Hector Manzanilla of Venezuela; in the semifinals on 5-6-07 he stopped Pedro Blanco of Venezuela in the 2nd round; in the finals on 5-9-07 he stopped Albert Gonzalez of Venezuela in the 3rd round...
2007 INDEPENDENCE CUP - Santiago, Dominican Republic, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in the quarterfinals on 2-23-07 he stopped Julio Perez of Dominican Republic in the 3rd round; in the semifinals on 2-25-07 he won a 26-10 decision against Robson Conceicao of Brazil; in the finals on 2-27-07 he won a 26-11 decision against McJoe Arroyo of Puerto Rico...
2006 NATIONS CUP - Baku, Azerbaijan, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight on 10-15-06 he won a 28-10 decision against Mirzhan Rakhimzhanov of Kazakhstan; in the quarterfinals on 10-17-06 he won a 21-17 decision against Rau’shee Warren of the United States; in the semifinals on 10-19-06 he won by walkover against Elshad Guliyev of Azerbaijan; in the finals on 10-21-06 he stopped Ali Aliyev of Russia in the 3rd round...
2006 CUBAN OLYMPICS INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT - Havana, Cuba, 119 pounds - GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight on 5-1-06 he won a 10-7 decision against Jun Tan of China; in the quarterfinals on 5-3-06 he won a 18-10 decision against Ariel Maturel of Cuba; in the semifinals on 5-5-06 he won a 20-8 decision against Gu Yu of China; in the finals on 5-6-06 he won a 21-9 decision against Hector Manzanilla of Venezuela...
2006 CENTRAL AMERICAN GAMES - Cartagena, Colombia, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in the quarterfinals on 7-21-06 he won a 10-1 decision against Juan Velasquez of Puerto Rico; in the semifinals on 7-24-06 he won by walkover against Jhonathan Romero of Colombia; in the finals on 7-17-06 he won a 14-3 decision against Jose Santos of Mexico...
2005 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - Mianyang, China, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight 11-16-05 he stopped Vladislav Sokolov of Latvia in the 2nd round; in his second fight on 11-17-05 he stopped Ougonchulun Batkhuu of Mongolia; in the quarterfinals on 11-18-05 he stopped Bahodirjon Sultonov of Uzbekistan in the 3rd round; in the semifinals on 11-19-05 he won a 37-23 decision against Ali Hallab of France; in the finals on 11-20-05 he won a 19-9 decision against Rustamhodza Rachimov of Germany...
2005 WORLD CUP - Moscow, Russia, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight on 7-12-05 he won a 34-16 decision against Worapoj Petchkoom of Thailand; in the quarterfinals on 7-13-05 he won a 28-11 decision against Zsolt Bedak of Romania; in the semifinals on 7-16-05 he won a 34-7 decision against Murat Aiyrmasov of Kazakhstan; in the finals on 7-17-05 he won a 37-21 decision against Maksim Khalikov of Russia...
2005 PAN AMERICAN GAMES - Teresopolis, Brazil, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in the quarterfinals on 9-28-05 he won a 16-7 decision against Arturo Santos of Mexico; in the semifinals on 9-30-05 he won a 10-0 decision against John Wampash of Ecuador; in the finals on 10-2-05 he stopped Alex de Oliviera of Brazil in the 3rd round...
2004 OLYMPICS - Athens, Greece, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight on 8-17-04 he won a 21-7 decision against Liu Yuan of China; in his second fight on 8-20-04 he stopped Mehar Ullah of Pakistan in the 3rd round; in the quarterfinals on 8-23-04 he won a 20-5 decision against Gennady Kovalev of Russia; in the semifinals on 8-27-04 he won a 27-13 decision against Bahodirjon Sultonov of Uzbekistan; in the finals on 8-20-04 he won a 22-13 decision against Worapoj Petchkoom of Thailand...
2003 PAN AMERICAN GAMES - Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight he won a 17-2 decision against Argenis Mendez of Dominican Republic; in the quarterfinals he stopped Alexander Espinoza of Venezuela in the 2nd round; in the semifinals he won a 22-2 decision against Andrew Kooner of Canada; in the finals he won a 17-7 decision against Abner Mares of Mexico...
2003 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - Bangkok, Thailand, 119 pounds: in his first fight he won a 15-1 decision against Andrzej Liczik of Poland; in his second fight he lost a 16-13 decision against Agasi Mamedov of Russia...
2002 WORLD CUP - Astana, Kazakhstan, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight on 6-4-02 he stopped Justin Kane of Australia in the 1st round; in the quarterfinals on 6-5-02 he stopped Keren Gurgen of Turkey in the 1st round; in the semifinals on 6-7-02 he won a 13-2 decision against Chotipat Wongprates of Thailand; in the finas on 6-8-02 he won a 7-6 decision against Toljen Kanatov of Kazakhstan...
2001 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - Belfast, Northern Ireland, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight he stopped Kazumasa Tsujimoto of Japan in the 2nd round; in his second fight he stopped Reidar Walstad of Norway in the 2nd round; in the quarterfinals he won a 24-8 decision against Artur Mikaelian of Greece; in the semifinals he won a 15-6 decision against Sergey Danilchenko of Ukraine; in the finals he won a 30-24 decision against Agasi Mamedov of Russia...
2000 OLYMPICS - Sydney Australia, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight on 9-16-00 he stopped Moez Zemzemi of Tunisia in the 1st round; in his second fight on 9-21-00 he stopped Kazumasa Tsujimoto of Japan in the 3rd round; in the quarterfinals on 9-26-00 he won a 14-5 decision against Agasi Agaguloglu of Turkey; in the semifinals on 9-28-00 he won an 18-6 decision against Clarence Vinson of the U.S.; in the finals on 9-30-00 he won an 18-12 decision against Raimkul Malakhbekov of Russia...
NATIONAL AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS:
2006 CUBAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - Bayamo, Cuba, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight on 1-26-06 he won a 13-2 decision against Yumaikel Aguilar; in his second fight on 1-27-06 he won a 26-1 decision against Yoelvis Gamboa (the younger brother of Yuriorkis Gamboa); in the quarterfinals on 1-29-06 he won a 19-2 decision against Eldris Terrero; in the semifinals on 1-31-06 he won an 11-8 decision against Yankiel Alarcon; in the finals on 2-2-06 he won a 7-4 decision against Idel Torriente...
2005 CUBAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - Pinar del Rio, Cuba, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in the quarterfinals on 1-26-05 he won a 5-2 decision against Idel Torriente; in the semifinals on 1-28-05 he won a 9-4 decision against Yankiel Leon Alarcon; in the finals on 1-30-05 he won a 12-3 decision against Oxieris Hernandez...
2004 CUBAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - Camaguey, Cuba, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight he won a 22-5 decision against Erioldi Nicot; in the quarterfinals he stopped Rodolfo Perez in the 3rd round; in the semifinals he won a 12-2 decision against Endry Guibert Robles; in the finals he stopped Reimi Castellano in the 3rd round...
2003 CUBAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - Holguin, Cuba, – 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight on 1-24-03 he stopped Yordenis Santos in the 1st round; in his second fight on 1-25-03 he stopped Landi Cabilla in the 2nd round; in the quarterfinals on 1-26-03 he won an 18-3 decision against Ariel Maturel; in the semifinals on 1-28-03 he stopped Eugenio Fonseca Salgado in the 4th round; in the finals on 1-30-03 he won an 11-3 decision against Luis Franco...
2002 CUBAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - Las Tunas, Cuba, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight on 1-23-02 he won an 11-2 decision against Lazaro Rodriguez; in his second fight on 1-24-02 he won an 11-1 decision against Roelkis Herrera; in the quarterfinals on 1-26-02 he won an 18-4 decision against Yudandi Yaki Perez; in the semifinals on 1-27-02 he won a 3-0 decision against Lester Diaz; in the finals on 1-30-02 he won a 7-1 decision against Eugenio Fonseca Delgado...
2001 CUBAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS – Santiago de Cuba, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight on 1-22-01 he stopped Yosvany Bidot Vega in the 2nd round; in his second fight on 1-23-01 he stopped Yusbel Melgarejo in the 2nd round; in the quarterfinals on 1-25-01 he won a 25-10 decision against A. Barrios Pons; in the semifinals on 1-26-01 he won a 7-1 decision against Eduardo Aces; in the finals on 1-28-01 he stopped Kenier Mesa Castellanos in the 1st round...
2000 CUBAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - Guantanamo, Cuba, 119 pounds – GOLD MEDALIST: in his first fight he won a 4-0 decision against Eddy Aguilera; in his second fight he won a 3-0 decision against Yudenis Gonzalez; in the quarterfinals he won a 5-2 decision against Hector Barrientos; in the semifinals he won a 12-3 decision against Alexander Jimenez; in the finals he won a 6-0 decision against Puro Pairol...Comment
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cool thanks.....Comment
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Dude he beat Romero? I didn't know this. Romero is a skillful motherfker and tall as Hell too. That's a sick win... Romero might be the next guy at 122.
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Originally posted by jsfd26 View Post
Recognise a few names on there Rau’shee Warren, Abner Mares, Argenis Méndez who is on a tear up at 126. Don't see Gamboa listed anywhere though I have read many times he holds a few wins over him. I think he allegedly went 3-1 with Gamboa.Comment
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I see Romero now, says it was a walkover. He must of been scared
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Yeah, I've read that a few times from Cubans that supposedly saw them fight over on the island. You begin to wonder if it's just been said so many times that people start to believe it and it may never have even happened. lolOriginally posted by dan_cov View PostComment
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