Lmao this guy is going to beat Rigondeaux?

[brickcityboxing]

well rigo was close to his 30s with over 400 amateur fights....

hey i understand you are very passionate with your hate towards donaire..i understand that..but rigo is a great champ..he will give donaire a tough fight no doubt about it and may even win it most likely...

best of luck to rigo ..i just look forward to a great match-up ...take care bro..

Donaire also has a solid AM background almost made the Olympic team. Of course we know Olympic gold doesn't mean shizz around here.

[DeadLikeMe]

Donaire's left is going to look like a safety pin is holding it to his cheek...after he gets jacked 3-4 times doing his Roy impression...Donaire actually has a fight coming up, hope is ready for one.

[AnKhang]

So Donaire gets a pass but Rigondeaux doesn't for say one less than stellar performance against a seasoned veteran like Corboda in only his 7th pro fight?

Btw, Rigo should pay you with the way you defend him and put BS on Donaire. Anyway I'm just happy the fight got made. I was starting to worry there a bit especially when vic the **** was mentioned and the contract with caribe came up. But it's all good.

[puga]

Getting rocked doesn't mean you're prone to KOs. Getting KOed a few times means you're prone to KOs. I do believe Donaire has the kind of power that can end Rigo's night with one shot, even though Guille has never been stopped. At the same time, I think Rigo is capable of stopping Donaire, although he has never been stopped either.

that i can agree with the bold...but ive never seen nonito in a wobbly legs so i guess we just to agree to disagree..

[CubanGuyNYC]

What i am saying is that since Donaire is being based on his opponents, then we have to do it too with Rigo.

If we're looking purely at resumes, then there's no contest whatsoever, Donaire tops Rigo. However, Guillermo is a special case. This is a guy who turned pro at age 29. It's not like he can be expected to have a who's who of fighters under his belt inside of eleven professional fights. We have to look at other things to determine his worth.

[puga]

Don't get me wrong Donaire is a good fighter, hes bordering very good but he has a lot of flaws and he simply is not as good IMO as people make him out to be.

This is a great fight stylistically & IMO Rigondeaux is going to shine but that doesn't mean Donaire isn't a good or very good fighter.

I give him props for taking this fight, in my heart I feel he knows this isn't no easy task.

I felt Arce, Montiel & the likes was made for him, I even bet on him to stop both guys inside of 6. I felt Nishioka was there for the taking.
If anything I feel Donaire is made for Rigondeaux and he will take advantage of a lot of mistakes Donaire makes. If he sorted his defense out/wasn't so willing to take shots to get his own off, I'd probably give him a far better chance. He'd better respect Rigo's power, this is no feather fisted Mathebula.

you are entitled to your opinion , thats your right..hell you can even call him a bum ...the problem comes when you downplay his accomp while biggin up a fighter who's done nothing close .

youre like a paris hilton fan accusing bill gates of being broke , if you get that logic..

[CubanGuyNYC]

that i can agree with the bold...but ive never seen nonito in a wobbly legs so i guess we just to agree to disagree..

I'm not saying Donaire is chinny. What I'm saying is that, just because you've never been down or KOed, doesn't mean it can't happen. Few fighters have ever made it through their career without getting knocked down or stopped. Mike Tyson, who was considered invincible at the time, couldn't beat the count versus Buster Douglas. The iron-chinned Roberto Duran was put to sleep by Tommy Hearns. It happens. Rigo is capable of achieving such a feet against Nonito. He's got very nice power, probably more than Donaire has ever felt. Make no mistake, either of these guys can take the other out.

[puga]

I'm not saying Donaire is chinny. What I'm saying is that, just because you've never been down or KOed, doesn't mean it can't happen. Few fighters have ever made it through their career without getting knocked down or stopped. Mike Tyson, who was considered invincible at the time, couldn't beat the count versus Buster Douglas. The iron-chinned Roberto Duran was put to sleep by Tommy Hearns. It happens. Rigo is capable of achieving such a feet against Nonito. He's got very nice power, probably more than Donaire has ever felt. Make no mistake, either of these guys can take the other out.

i guess you did'nt notice but thats what i said too...im just speaking based on thier history...

do i think rigo can end it with one punch?..tbh no, i dont have reason to believe it ..but can it happen ? ofcourse..

and yes i belive nonito can end it one punch

[CubanGuyNYC]

i guess you did'nt notice but thats what i said too...im just speaking based on thier history...

do i think rigo can end it with one punch?..tbh no, i dont have reason to believe it ..but can it happen ? ofcourse..

and yes i belive nonito can end it one punch

Sorry, I must've missed it. I agree, however, Nonito is more of a one-punch kinda guy, while Rigo will hurt you, then pounce and finish the job. Guille's secret weapon, though, is that liver shot. He can end an opponent's night very painfully with one of those.

[puga]

Sorry, I must've missed it. I agree, however, Nonito is more of a one-punch kinda guy, while Rigo will hurt you, then pounce and finish the job. Guille's secret weapon, though, is that liver shot. He can end an opponent's night very painfully with one of those.

no biggie man ..

yeah , id love to see how nonito reacts to those body attacks coz i think thats where he's the weakest.. not expecting much coz i think it's too risky for rigo but would love to see it...