The Cult of Rigo v. RIGOWAR
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So you're proud of the fact that you're in a cult worshiping a fighter and you have the nerve to call other boxing fans nuthuggers?
Anyway let me address your post :
Amateur status should be considered when assessing a fighter's ability but you need to keep in mind that pro boxing is different, many gold medalists got tore up in the pros.
yeah, i listed a few fighters who got gold and failed in the pros.....but the majority of super stars in boxing..like the ones i listed,...did have excellent amateur careers.
1. It's not just one left hook, he got dazed by two left hooks in that fight and in a previous fight he was dropped by a jab. Add up all these events and you'll understand why people say he's chinny.
2. Dropping and dominating your opponent doesn't say anything about YOUR chin lol.
dude, this is a problem with boxing in general. If a fighter isnt 100% superhero style..they're 'chinny'..or if they have a loss they're terrible fighters... get real dude.
Yes Donaire's professional resume outweighs Rigo's amateur accomplishments when you try to rate them as pro boxers.
You act as if Donaire is not good at landing that left but that's what he does best, he can set it up in many different ways and he can turn it into an uppercut. If Rigo tries to land straight lefts to the body with his right hand low, he'll make Donaire's job easier.
Rigo is the better boxer, he has more experience and skiill to take away that left hook than Donaire has the ability to land it. Where Rigo got tagged with a left hook, it was agaisnt fighters who arent known specifically to use that...Rigo is going into this fight, knowing EXACTLY what to expect.Last edited by Nekronicle; 02-28-2013, 12:11 AM.Comment
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i literally explicitly stated that , with examples..... but the point of my list was showing that virtually every superstar had a decorated amateur career.Comment
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I agree with this. The moment someone doesn't appear to be prime Ali, Leonard, Hearns, Tyson, you name it, he's a "bum." lol In Rigo's case, he's "chinny" because he literally touched the canvass after a right jab, and he got rocked by a couple of good hooks.Comment
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Sorry I don't really waste time to read it all!! I gave u that, Cuba has a great Amateur Boxing!! But Pros?? It's not really ur territory!Comment
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ofcourse you can ...to say that the reason why cuban boxing is not as successful becuase of oppression is all BS to me ... hell , i think there are more cuban fighters in the US than let's say argnetinians...or far away countries like that..Comment
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Wonder what you're opinion will be this year when Headgear is gone, and scoring is different.....
Dude.... Cuba's entire government is centeralized around opression and keeping there citizens there..and can be threatened wiht their life or imprisonment. This is a blessing and a curse, because it does produce EXCELLENT athletes in both baseball and boxing, by dedicating government resources to there extensive training. However, the fact that the reason they invest so much into there atheletes is to promote the socialist ideals of Cuba itself. They're used as representations of the country.
Other countries, dont explictily forbid fighters from turning pro at all...they aren threatened by the government.
there is a DISTINCT difference between Cuba and other countries.
Most cuban fighters leave there entire lives behind, to try there had at the Pros.Comment
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other countries expet the US dont have a fighter that has the luxury to fight on espn with a 0-0 record in the pro as rigo has .... **** , shou shiming is prolly the only second one...Wonder what you're opinion will be this year when Headgear is gone, and scoring is different.....
Dude.... Cuba's entire government is centeralized around opression and keeping there citizens there..and can be threatened wiht their life or imprisonment. This is a blessing and a curse, because it does produce EXCELLENT athletes in both baseball and boxing, by dedicating government resources to there extensive training. However, the fact that the reason they invest so much into there atheletes is to promote the socialist ideals of Cuba itself. They're used as representations of the country.
Other countries, dont explictily forbid fighters from turning pro at all...they aren threatened by the government. there is a DISTINCT difference between Cuba and other countries.
Most cuban fighters leave there entire lives behind, to try there had at tis prolly the only second onhe Pros.Comment
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I like it olds school & bring back Knockouts in the Amateur!Wonder what you're opinion will be this year when Headgear is gone, and scoring is different.....
Dude.... Cuba's entire government is centeralized around opression and keeping there citizens there..and can be threatened wiht their life or imprisonment. This is a blessing and a curse, because it does produce EXCELLENT athletes in both baseball and boxing, by dedicating government resources to there extensive training. However, the fact that the reason they invest so much into there atheletes is to promote the socialist ideals of Cuba itself. They're used as representations of the country.
Other countries, dont explictily forbid fighters from turning pro at all...they aren threatened by the government.
there is a DISTINCT difference between Cuba and other countries.
Most cuban fighters leave there entire lives behind, to try there had at the Pros.
Philippines don't have a Great amateur program. Our Fighters turned Pro early & have even have to faked their birth certificate to turn Pro Like Pacquiao. That's why Pinoy fighters are real warriors!! They fight to survive!! No Ducking like that American fighter!Comment
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