Which of these fighters has the best chance of beating Rigo?

rigo's fights are all snooze fests. nobody watches that sh*t Posted from Boxingscene.com App for Android

im mexican-american and a east sider but Leo santacruz wouldn't do sh1t to rigo without any real power

Nonito donaire is atleast 2X better than any of those 3 scrubs. And Rigo made HIM look like a scrub. Does that answer your question?

Of the ones you mentioned, Frampton - but realistically, none. And I really doubt anyone are queuing up to fight him, but rather wait until he moves up as has been the rumour.

Frampton would blast him out within three and Quigg would outhustle him to a UD victory in 116-112 kind of fight. Never heard of Santa Cruz, what the hell is he, a Spanish father Christmas?.

Leo Santa Cruz Scott Quigg Carl Frampton A tournament at 122 would be awesome right now. I think Quigg v Hasegawa next, with Frampton v Cruz and the winners fight each other to fight Rigo. As you probably guessed, I think Hasegawa beats Martinez. Now in terms of what happens if there is a fantasy fight, where ALL 3 face off against Rigo, I don't think any of em beat the Cuban but Frampton has the best chance. He is the more naturally gifted of the three, is the most well rounded, has a terrific chin, good footwork and great angles. He also manages to adapt well, being the aggressor when he needs to and the counterpuncher when he needs to. Barring any major upsets of personal strife, I think Frampton is the heir apparent to Rigondeux. Quigg is good, hits hard and a solid fighter, the 4th best in the division but he is too slow, too robotic, his feet don't move as well and he sometimes throws too wild and too wide. A lot to work on. Can his power trouble Rigo, possibly. Will he go the distance, definitely. Will he win or have the best chance of doing so? No. Cruz is a fun fighter, very very busy and that is his trump card. I just don't see him being as good an all round fighter, his skill level isn't quite as high as Frampton, let alone Rigo. His busy hands and feet, his volume punching and his quickness will trouble Rigo, no matter what but he'll adjust and when he does, Cruz will not be able to pose any more questions.

Santa Cruz has the best "chance" but even his chance is slim to none. ^ This right here.

I have said for ahwile now,, that the one guy that could trouble rigo is chemito moreno.. Moreno had problems with mares bumrushing him, but i think that is the one guy that could match up well vs rigo's style... Chemito moreno is a longtime champ at 118 and is only in his mid 20s,,, I had him creeping up p4p lists before the mares fiasco... Moreno is just tricky enough to nullify rigo's counter game... I think the fight would be a snoozer but chemito has the skillset to trouble rigo more than anyone around that weight

Good fights but Rigo beats them all. Once the taste Cuban sugar they will crawl up into defensive shells and turn gun shy/run. Rigo, with ease. That's very possible. A lot of people seem to think this way, judging from the poll results.

Leo Santa Cruz Scott Quigg Carl Frampton A tournament at 122 would be awesome right now. Good fights but Rigo beats them all. Once the taste Cuban sugar they will crawl up into defensive shells and turn gun shy/run. Rigo, with ease. Posted from Boxingscene.com App for Android

I want to see Rigo fight an actual good aggressive fighter who has the ability to get inside and work inside. I've yet to see Rigondeaux face that. Kiko Martinez is the fight I want. Probably the best chance of the 122 fighters

I'd love to see how Rigo handles the non stop pressure of Santa Cruz. He's never really fought anyone like that as a pro.

Santa Cruz would have a shot, a very minimal chance but unfortunately he doesn't really want it vs El Chacal.

Not even Salvador Sanchez could beat Rigondeaux.

No Kiko option? Outside of him, Frampton has the best chance, he's versatile with some power. I consider Kiko to be one slight notch below the guys I mentioned. So I didn't really think to put him on the list even though he would probably put up a spirited fight. Vic Darchinyan might make it interesting for a few rounds as well.

None of those fighters can beat him but I would still like to see these fighters try. Like Cruz, Frampton.

Quigg doesn't impress me. I watched him fight Yoandris Salinas, a Cuban who's nowhere near Rigo's class, to a (admittedly questionable) majority draw. No triangle theory here. Quigg just doesn't appear good enough to trouble Guille. Makes sense to me, and that would have been my guess just going off his boxrec. Thanks for the info though, always good to learn something new.

I do want to see him fight some different sorts of quality guys before I start calling him unbeatable. I would favor him over all those guys and he should be able to handle aggressive guys like Kiko Martinez and Santa Cruz but I give them the best shot. Frampton I think looks to load up too much, which is the worst way to approach Rigondeaux. Quigg I don't know enough about Quigg doesn't impress me. I watched him fight Yoandris Salinas, a Cuban who's nowhere near Rigo's class, to a (admittedly questionable) majority draw. No triangle theory here. Quigg just doesn't appear good enough to trouble Guille.

I want to see Rigo fight an actual good aggressive fighter who has the ability to get inside and work inside. I've yet to see Rigondeaux face that. Kiko Martinez is the fight I want. Cosign, I want to see that fight too.

I do want to see him fight some different sorts of quality guys before I start calling him unbeatable. I would favor him over all those guys and he should be able to handle aggressive guys like Kiko Martinez and Santa Cruz but I give them the best shot. Frampton I think looks to load up too much, which is the worst way to approach Rigondeaux. Quigg I don't know enough about