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Comments Thread For: Casimero's Promoter: Rigondeaux Fight Most Embarrassing I've Seen In My 35 Years In Boxing
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Originally posted by Sosay View PostIt really was embarrassing for both. Cas doesn't get a 0ads for being scared to throw punches, Rigo did what he always did, it's on the opponent to throw punches after cutting the ring off.
This isnt to write that being a stick and move fighter is wrong; but Rigo wasn't sticking and moving, he was moving and moving, and running away. Its akin to a fighter who turns his back on the opponent and refuses to engage.andocom
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Rigo ran far too much, but there is a certain artistry to dodging so well that your opponent spins into the ropes when they miss.
I thought Rigo landed the more authoritative punches, though it was frustrating that he threw so few. You could tell they got Casimero's respect though by the way Casimero was reacting to every flinch.
Casimero's most damaging punch was straight to the back of the head in round one, followed up with more illegal punches as Rigondeux was on the canvas. A point should have been deducted.
I don't have any problem with the judge who scored it for Rigondeux. I struggle to see how the other judges found so many rounds for Casimero when the general pattern of most rounds was him missing a lot and (very) occasionally getting hit clean with counters.
Certainly wouldn't have hurt for the ref to have directed them to actually engage.
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Originally posted by Monty Fisto View PostRigo ran far too much, but there is a certain artistry to dodging so well that your opponent spins into the ropes when they miss.
I thought Rigo landed the more authoritative punches, though it was frustrating that he threw so few. You could tell they got Casimero's respect though by the way Casimero was reacting to every flinch.
Casimero's most damaging punch was straight to the back of the head in round one, followed up with more illegal punches as Rigondeux was on the canvas. A point should have been deducted.
I don't have any problem with the judge who scored it for Rigondeux. I struggle to see how the other judges found so many rounds for Casimero when the general pattern of most rounds was him missing a lot and (very) occasionally getting hit clean with counters.
Certainly wouldn't have hurt for the ref to have directed them to actually engage.
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