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As it relates to the pros, does the Rigo over Donaire win prove that Pedro has what it takes to be among the sports top trainers? His amateur record speaks for itself, but that doesn't necessarily translate to the pro game, just like sparkling amateurs don't transition all the time to the pros.
Its amazingly hard for a guy with so few pro fights, irregardless of skills to beat a seasoned and still good/still prime fighter, just ask Dulorme.
Pedro revitalized Cotto with the Margarito rematch and the Mayweather fight. He had a brain fart by changing up Cotto's training dramatically prior to the Trout fight, making him look more shop worn than he's ever looked. He took criticism from fellow trainers and fans and lost that luster.
Did he redeem himself by having Rigo prepped and ready to go and win such a huge fight?
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As it relates to the pros, does the Rigo over Donaire win prove that Pedro has what it takes to be among the sports top trainers? His amateur record speaks for itself, but that doesn't necessarily translate to the pro game, just like sparkling amateurs don't transition all the time to the pros.
Its amazingly hard for a guy with so few pro fights, irregardless of skills to beat a seasoned and still good/still prime fighter, just ask Dulorme.
Pedro revitalized Cotto with the Margarito rematch and the Mayweather fight. He had a brain fart by changing up Cotto's training dramatically prior to the Trout fight, making him look more shop worn than he's ever looked. He took criticism from fellow trainers and fans and lost that luster.
Did he redeem himself by having Rigo prepped and ready to go and win such a huge fight?
Discuss