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Im sold...this is gonna be freaking awesome :bigeyes:

If those "champions" at 122 wont step up to the plate again then Rigo need to be active...his Japan journey was successful and he already got an offer for a May fight in Japan. Japan got 2 champions @ 118 right now. If Rigo already got 500k for fighting a not known japanese then he will get another and even better payday for a title fight i would guess. There are a lot of factors which would make that highly imaginable and easy to market...the king Rigo returns to Japan to fight an undefeated japanese champion. What do you guys think? Do Rigos team and japanese boxing promoters already got this option in mind? Do the japanese champions even want to fight Rigo now after seeing what he did to Amagasas face? And how would you like it? Would it be too easy to fight guys that are just a little bit bigger than him? But i think it would be a step up in comparison to his last few fights at least.

Which one would you recommend? Got the best choices (IMO) above, feel free to vote.

Yup...i learned some boxing 101 from the experts on this forum that are saying that Floyd is overrated and that he would and will lose to everybody now and back then, the case is clear...Floyd struggled at 37 and we all know 37 is the best year for a boxer, all the ATGs just gotten into their prime at that age. Jou Louis retired at 37 cause he feared that he would kill his opponents in the ring as his power, speed & reflexes just hit the high bar, the same with Whitaker. Toney never looked better as in his impressive SD win over Danny Batchelder and we all remember the fantastic performance from Tyson against Danny Williams. Mayweather = bum that should have lost to Maidana & Castillo Pacquiao = superbum who got knockd out more times than Khan Archie Moore = megabum who drawed with Karel Sys & got over 20 losses Roy Jones = hyperbum who got knocked out by Green & Lebedev Muhammad Ali = gigabum who struggled against Norton and lost to Berbick SRR = the biggest of all bums, lost to Memo Ayon & Ralph Jones, i mean please what a ridicolous bum is this? Golovkin would kill this dude Now that i learned everything about the sport from these masters i can sit back satisfied and watch the real deals like Ali Raymi and the secret tapes of Muhammad Tiger...peace im out :boxing:

...loss at the World Amateur Championships in 2003 against Aghasi Mammadov? I heard this is his only loss in a tournament and that against a guy he already beat twice. Im really interested in seeing this. I want to see with my own eyes how it is possible to win against a freakin boxing-god!

I mean will there be a official poll/voting-site coming in soon where the fans can vote or how will that work? Not that he is reading the 2/3 from 50000 comments on his FB that is saying "fight Khan" and ignoring the Mathysse votes or some **** like that. :fu2: After this he cant avoid Mathysse...its impossible...no excuses available...no promoterbeef...no huge size/weight differences...money wont be a problem! It would suck if Broner comes up with some BS like "yeah we tried to get Mathysse but he is fighting Garcia so i will give the fans their second choice" and totally duck Mathysse over the next years or something like that.

i mean...look at his arm & shoulder in the first pic...it looks like its gonna explode or some ***** like that :bigeyes: https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/946879_650288581651219_381048409_n.jpg https://fbcdn-sphotos-c-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/812_650288694984541_355507353_n.jpg https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn2/972114_650288758317868_502562845_n.jpg

...just because these promoters/managers etc. eventually dont come to a simple conclusion... There are hundreds of journalists or reporters that running around that talk/interview Canelo & staff, Mayweather & staff and Schaefer + Hoya...so is it so hard to just tell them to suggest a same day weigh in or a clause that says that Canelo cant weight over 160 at fight night? This would be the perfect conclusion to this weightproblem...Mayweather Sr. said that the main problem is that Canelo weighs in over 170 @ fight night...with a same day weight in or that clause that wont happen so he & TMT can relax... Haymon, Hoya, Schaefer & May are so called "smart businessmans" so they should come to that by themselves but it dont make the impression that they really think about it (okay we dont know cause wo only heard that guy from Canelo & May Sr. talk about it) Canelo @ 147 would just be unacceptable with all due to respect and him coming down to that weight just cant be the only option...this would be totally BS...i mean May Sr. said he demanded that and he isnt the smartest guy in the decisionsarea if its not about boxing/training so we can just hope that the other guys wo really make the fight are smarter about that. What do you guys think? Do you also got the fear that the people at the negoations are to stupid to make the fight happen with some simple solutions? Cause there is a loooot of money involved and this weight problem isnt (or shouldnt) be that significant like the GB/TR & drug testing issue a few years ago! http://assets.espn.go.com/photo/2013/0417/box_e_canelo-mayweather_b1_576.jpg

not to fight Trout? He isnt a PPV attraction? not clearly won against Cotto? Should do a rematch first? Isnt ready for Canelo? The "WBC not unify rule" do not allow him to fight Trout? What do you guys think it will be?

Lets give Chisora his probs...he definatly deserves it...he fought like a man not like Haye and he gave Vit a though night. :boxing: Scorecards were hilarious :grumpy:

...would he after that be a more risky fighter? Floyd is scared of losing his undefeated record but if he lost the 0 back then could you imagine him not givin a fukk anymore and fighting guys like Cotto, Margarito, Pacman (without demanding OST) and to trust his skills and take some rists? What do you guys think what would happened to Floyd after being defeated so early in his career back then?

What do you guys think? Floyd even suggested it. May would again make good money. A rematch is always good to hype and specially when the first fight ended so controversial.