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  • #51
    Originally posted by Amir Imam View Post

    First of all there’s no race called white or black. You should’ve learned that in Middle School. Cubans aren’t African American if that’s what you’re referring to. Most Hispanics and Cubans identify as white if we’re being honest.


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    Showing off that spectacular middle eastern iq. Imagine saying white doesn’t exist and then most Cubans are white in the same paragraph. Also your link doesn’t discount the blackness of anyone it is a simple Identifying the term Hispanic which isn’t a race. You are either white, black, or indigenous Or a mixture of the three in Cuba. Rigo is obviously black given that he is black.
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    • #52
      Originally posted by Ajvar View Post
      As for the fight - it is bad move. Donaire jas just fought and he is kinda old. That is bad for him (we remember Kovalev against Canelo?)
      Also. Rigondeaux is rusty alredy and they want postpone his fight? He is also old!


      This was a bad move for Donaire, good move for Rigo. Rigo gets to sit on the side and only fight once, gets a shot at the unified champ while not having to earn it. Donaire just freaking fought and prob has residual injuries or whatever.


      Otherwise it would have been Rigo vs Casimero, then if Rigo wins, rematch Donaire for the unification. 2 fights to get the unification and a risk he loses to Casimero, vs now just 1 fight and a guarantee at the unification with no risk of a loss first.






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      • #53
        Originally posted by Amir Imam View Post

        He could’ve stayed with Arum no one forced him to run to Haymon or sign the contract.
        I thought your point is about pbc being the best. You debate like a woman.

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        • #54
          Originally posted by revelated View Post
          /...Donaire fought last month and if I recall, that was a bit of a war.

          I wonder if this wise for Nonito's health.

          But apparently Rigo was down for it. Maybe he didn't want to fight Casimero?

          https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/box...-14/ar-AALdKlN
          You recollection is wrong. The fight didn't even go four rounds and Donaire didn't take many punches and none that fazed him in the slightest.

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          • #55
            Originally posted by Oldskoolg View Post

            Oh ok…so African-Americans are black but Afro-Cubans are not….got it.

            Anthony Joshua is white since hes from UK. Apparently blacks only exist in America or Africa.

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            • #56
              Originally posted by Amir Imam View Post

              Rigo is not black. But I seen this on twitter. Don’t know how true it is.


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              It doesn't make any difference but Rigo is black..........

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              • #57
                Originally posted by elfag View Post


                Anthony Joshua is white since hes from UK. Apparently blacks only exist in America or Africa.
                Lol yeah, I thought it best to cut my losses and steer clear of that exchange. I bowed out.

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                • #58
                  Originally posted by Amir Imam View Post

                  Obviously, the education system has failed a large portion of society.
                  And by all accounts, you're one got failed.

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                  • #59
                    Originally posted by just the facts View Post

                    You recollection is wrong. The fight didn't even go four rounds and Donaire didn't take many punches and none that fazed him in the slightest.

                    He is still 38 years old and been in a lot of wars. We dont know what happened behind the scenes last fight, what injuries he had from camp ect. Are his hands bad, are his legs bad ect and should they be given rest before going back into another camp. Its rare for any fighter to fight again in under 90 days, only Canelo has really done that recently and he isnt 38.

                    Its a real ***** move for Rigo to give up his mandatory status and let a 38 year old donaire who just fought 3 weeks ago take his title shot for him. Rigo has a ***** mindset for a elite level fighter that is for sure.
                    Last edited by elfag; 06-19-2021, 03:36 PM.
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                    • #60
                      Originally posted by elfag View Post


                      He is still 38 years old and been in a lot of wars. We dont know what happened behind the scenes last fight, what injuries he had from camp ect. Are his hands bad, are his legs bad ect and should they be given rest before going back into another camp. Its rare for any fighter to fight again in under 90 days, only Canelo has really done that recently and he isnt 38.

                      Its a real ***** move for Rigo to give up his mandatory status and let a 38 year old donaire who just fought 3 weeks ago take his title shot for him. Rigo has a ***** mindset for a elite level fighter that is for sure.
                      Standard training for a fight is 8 weeks, Donaire has that and is coming off a fight that went less than four rds. In that fight, he took few punches and none that fazed him at all.

                      Donaire is a 20+ year veteran who doesn't have to take this fight. If he had any injuries that would effect this bout, he would have passed.

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