landing 1-2 punch a round called schooling?

[junior gong]

Yes it does. You said Calzaghe's and Hopkins schooled their opponents.

Yeah, opponents that were tailor made to be schooled. Donaire is the opposite of that.

You act like you can actually beat Donaire, without fighting that type of fight. If you did, you'd get KO'd. Rigo played it extremely smart, and even got the better of him in the 1st round, when they were going toe to toe.

No, no it doesnt. And as I recall, the vast majority of people had Lacy to win by early KO(Pavlik was also the betting favourite as well or damn close to it as I remember). People here go well over the top. Schooling? yeah, if you say so...but just look at the company you have in saying that.

[junior gong]

This place is amazing... Apparently, that was a 'schooling' and now I read in another thread that Rigo is the most skilled fighter of all time. NSB is hilarious.

[mannyman]

i dont call it schooling
it was a very technical fight
where the other fighter was force to engage to avoid boos from the crowd
running around making people miss is somewhat what posters in here calling schooling




the one who landed more maybe the difference with landed punch was 4

rigo won but it wasnt schooling

Are you for real? Not only was Rigo landing absolute textbook one, two lead and counter shots to the body and head at will. He took away Donaire best weapon with his own lead right hook over the top.

He demonstrated Footwork... unreal defense... counter punching... offensive punching and he made the number 5 P4P best fighter in the world look like a novice.

I could understand you saying it wasn't a beat down but it was definitely a clinic.

[Em1]

Are you for real? Not only was Rigo landing absolute textbook one, two lead and counter shots to the body and head at will. He took away Donaire best weapon with his own lead right hook over the top.

He demonstrated Footwork... unreal defense... counter punching... offensive punching and he made the number 5 P4P best fighter in the world look like a novice.

I could understand you saying it wasn't a beat down but it was definitely a clinic.

/\/\/\ Times a million.

[Konstantin]

This is just ******. The truth is in the middle, he won a good technical fight, it wasnt a schooling or a one way beating or anything of the sort. This place is way over the top.

I think it so over the top because

Donaire was favored,
Donaire is bigger,
And the crowd cheering every Rigo move.

[solo20]

i dont call it schooling
it was a very technical fight
where the other fighter was force to engage to avoid boos from the crowd
running around making people miss is somewhat what posters in here calling schooling




the one who landed more maybe the difference with landed punch was 4

rigo won but it wasnt schooling

lol

[B.U.R.N.E.R]

So wait now people are saying it was a competitive fight? Cmon.

[Bushbaby]

Donaire looked terrified to even let his hands leave his guard.

[bluebeam]

right he force donairy to fight his fight

i bet u like to watch a boxing match where two fighters just run around in both oposite corners
and hear crowd booos

we have one guy that took the risk
while the other guy doesnt care

navarez ran around the ring against nonito and that didnt stop donaire from winning that fight. so why did he lose last night? because he fought a superior fighter. thats why. rigo made donaire look ordinary. rigo won every exchange they had. rigo took away donaire best weapon and when nonito finally landed that big left hook. rigo got right up. 10 rounds to 2 is a schooling. and i was rooting for donaire, but he got took to class.

[JaguaresMx]

he made mayweather look like a brawler last night i give u that

the difference with him and floyd is

floyd takes away his opponent weapon by throwing combos and running around
rigo just run around and land one or two shots a round

dont tell me donairy didnt land a single or two shot a round also?

Much as i like Floyd, Floyd is never an underdog. When Floyd takes on say Sergio Martinez and does something like this, we can draw that comparison.