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AMs meant something up to the 80s IMO and then it turned into a joke. Hard to gauge a fighter from the AMs in reality.
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Agreed but once you see that boxer perform a few times you can usually gauge them. But then you have the Andre Dirrell's who perform well but are mental midgets.Originally posted by explosiv
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You people are really caught up in the "weight debate" its just ******!!
If he can fight at 122 he can fight at 126!!! Talent and conditioning wins fights not an extra 4 pounds. Rigo has enough talent to give away 10 pounds and survive it easily!! He doesn't step in and have lengthly exchanges and thats when weight comes into play. He had Donaire ready to go after 8 and he never stepped it up until Donaire held his eye. So theres no problems with weight the fans need to stop knit pickin and learn to "ring the damn bell? He better get right back in front of the public or the win will be for knot! RayComment
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inb4 everybody starts looking over this part in rigo's resume and continues calling pacquiao the catchweight kingComment
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Why not...as long as he moves into the full division later.
Only problem is finding an opponentComment
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There's Santa Cruz!
No need to move up, there's Leo Santa Cruz at 22 lbs.Comment
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For money Rigo is willing to fight the Klitschko brothers...both of them!!!Comment
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