Comments Thread For: Rigondeaux: I Don't Think I Have a Long Road Ahead, I'll Continue As Long As I Can

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Former world champion Guillermo Rigondeaux, 41-years-old, is eager to showcase the Cuban school of boxing when he returns to the ring on February 26 in Dubai.
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[OnePunch]

I fell asleep reading this article......

[Slip jab]

This guy's a disgrace to boxing

[komandante]

It will we be a good fight if Rigo doesn't run and engage instead.

[lopetego]

41yo is pretty old for any boxer, specially in the smaller divisions

for a bantam he's a freakin dinosaur! no wonder he's thinking on retirement

[Jack_sh*t]

Quit now Rigo.. Your career has run it's course.

[Poeticman7]

Quit now Rigo.. Your career has run it's course.

Damn. I see what you did there.
You wrong for that.

[Poeticman7]

It will we be a good fight if Rigo doesn't run and engage instead.

I think Rigo did what he was taught And he did it masterfully.
if boxing was more merit-based,
Perhaps he would've gone further.
As it stands,
He'll have Nonito's scalp and not much else.

[tokon]

41yo is pretty old for any boxer, specially in the smaller divisions

for a bantam he's a freakin dinosaur! no wonder he's thinking on retirement

Yes,+40yrs old for a small guy is positively ancient. The problem for Rigo is that, despite his talent, he doesn't have anywhere to go. Noone wants to.oay to see his fights and the blame lies with him.

[Oldskoolg]

What could have been…..if he had just thrown his hands more