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100x better? Now you are being obtuse. -
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If Donaire leaves 122 without facing either Mares, Moreno or Rigondeaux, I'm sorry but his 122 run will mean nothing.Comment
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Yes, yes I do.Originally posted by danceswithfire View Post
You really give no value to growing up sparring with the likes of Gamboa and Mario Kindelan do you?
Rigondeaux is one of the most skilled technicians to ever lace up the gloves, period.Comment
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LMAO. donaire doing a floyd mayweather junior right there, ducking and dodging. All he needs to do is retire a couple of times and cherrypick after his comeback.Comment
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LOL. You been crouched in the dark or something? Why are you breathing fire at me?Originally posted by Elotero View PostSo did Nishioka fight like the proud man you said he would ? LOL. Remember you said to wait until after the fight to make assessments on whether he would perform like somene who was about to retire.. according to stans like you this was THE fight at 122. Some even said it was the best fight to make in ALL the sport...
How did you enjoy THE fight Mr. Soothsayer?
This reminds me of a bunch of **** from a few years back: Edwin Valero? Who has he beat? Humberto Soto? He has a losing record. Joan Guzman? He has no fanbase. Juan Diaz? Sure he was the unified champ but he has pillowfists.. the fight we REALLy want to see is _ac vs David Diaz..!!!
Regarding the bold, I definitely said that, yes. And if you'll read any of my posts after the fight, I have been saying I think he should think about hanging his gloves up after this weekend's performance. I did not feel that way after the Marquez fight. He won that fight. Also, I thought he may really be able to get up for the Donaire fight and make it competitive, but he didn't, but I can't read the future and never said I could. I just make predicitions like any other true, warm-blooded fan.
Last, I never said it was THE fight to make in all the sport. That I never said, although I stand by thinking it was the best matchup that could be made for Donaire at 122. I 100% stand by that. Nishioka was not nearly as competitive as I thought he would be, but that's the way it goes sometimes in boxing.
The only fight prediction I actually made and put points on was Rios against Alvarado, and Bam Bam got the KO like I predicted he would. That said, I guess its OK for you to call me Mr. Soothsayer.
Exactly.Originally posted by danceswithfire View PostComment
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lol, and you had the nerve to call me obtuseOriginally posted by !! Shawn View Post
call me when rigo beats somebody worthyComment
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Since when do fans care if the fight is marketable, were not nonito's personal advisors we just wanna see him fight the best at 122 before he moves up anyone who says a guy isn't marketable enough isn't a true fan simply because they don't wanna see the best fight the bestComment
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Call me when you actually understand the sport of boxing. I mean you probably don't even know who Mario Kindelan is...Originally posted by danceswithfire View PostComment
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NO Shock, he did the same thing at 118, did not fight Agbeko or Yohnny Perez or Moreno or Mares or even Vic again, those was the top fighters at 118, Montiel was the weakest and the SMALLEST champion in the Division
Donaire took his belt and never even considered fighter the rest of the BEST at 118
So YEAH he will jump to 126, won't fight Orlando Salido but will fight maybe Arce, then Ponce De Leon or Billy Dib for their title then jump to 130Comment
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