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  • -PBP-
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    #91
    This article is old and Rigo himself already shot it down.


    He's open to any fights from 118-122, nothing higher.

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    • .:: JSFD26 ::.
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      #92
      Originally posted by Russian Crushin
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      Originally Posted by DoubleMM

      there's no way rigo can make 126 he's way too small....the jump from 122 to 126 is a big diff it's not like 118 to 122 which is nothing.

      Whats the difference exactly? 118 to 122 (4 pounds) is nothing but 122 to 126 (4 pounds) is a lot?
      For a guy like Rigo it is. Cause he's already a small guy at 122. He almost walks around he divisional weight.


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      • Grimgash
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        #93
        Originally posted by .:: JSFD26 ::.
        For a guy like Rigo it is. Cause he's already a small guy at 122. He almost walks around he divisional weight.


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        Yet mayweather challenges himself beyond his limits from time to time and when he doesn't keep it up .... hes ducking. Rigo gets a free pass but then the same posters come and compare him to Mayweather as being just as good? Please. Something I never understood is why do fighters who challenge themselves to fight about their limit get hated on, when people who won't even take the challenge get a pass.

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        • Ray Corso
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          #94
          These topics on weight are the ******est of all the dumb stuff on here! You fight at that weight where you conditioning is at its peak!! Your body tells you what weight class your in. Height and reach concerns are a skill level and talent level concern! Rigo would be a little short for Feather but Mayweather is a little Welter so whats the difference! Train hard, get in peak shape and thats where you fight!
          Theres BS "junior wight classes" now theres junior junior classes, bunch of crap! Ray

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          • .:: JSFD26 ::.
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            #95
            Originally posted by Grimgash
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            Originally Posted by .:: JSFD26 ::.

            For a guy like Rigo it is. Cause he's already a small guy at 122. He almost walks around he divisional weight.


            Posted from Boxingscene.com App for Android

            Yet mayweather challenges himself beyond his limits from time to time and when he doesn't keep it up .... hes ducking. Rigo gets a free pass but then the same posters come and compare him to Mayweather as being just as good? Please. Something I never understood is why do fighters who challenge themselves to fight about their limit get hated on, when people who won't even take the challenge get a pass.
            Mayweather this and Mayweather that. Mayweather has fought at 154 before and he's asking Canelo for a lower weight. Rigo is obviously making an effort and challenging himself as well. Rigo is 32 years old and has never fought above 122 so why now?


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            • bravestone
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              #96
              Not a fan of catchweights really. Just stay at 122

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              • BendOver
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                #97
                Originally posted by Mike Haynes
                Rigo doesn't have faith in his conditioning yet to go back and forth with 126lb fighters who could take his punches. He's like Lara with the holding/squeezing if you get too close and get too busy. Look for a boring outing from Rigo if he goes up in weight anytime soon. I think he'll need another year, year and a half before he moves up.
                He's 32 years old already, this is it, he grew to his limit just because he is new to the pro it doesn't mean he will be jumping weight, he started young and went thru the weights in the amateurs, actually he is small for 122lbs so for those that are b1tching about Rigondeaux just *** off and don't b so butthurt because he took your P4P idol to school...

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                • BendOver
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                  #98
                  Originally posted by bravestone
                  Not a fan of catchweights really. Just stay at 122
                  I'm with you, not a fan

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                  • M Bison
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                    #99
                    Originally posted by dan_cov
                    A guy is calling everybody out including guys in the division above to meet halfway is b1tch ****? Right!

                    No pleasing some people.
                    I'm just going to say what most Floyd fans have been saying...
                    Pacquiao catchweight king...

                    Asking a featherweight to drain for you?
                    Its fair when Rigo does it but not when Pacquiao does it?

                    He should stick to his division or move up If he wants a feathweight to fight.

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                    • M Bison
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                      #100
                      Originally posted by .:: JSFD26 ::.
                      Mayweather this and Mayweather that. Mayweather has fought at 154 before and he's asking Canelo for a lower weight. Rigo is obviously making an effort and challenging himself as well. Rigo is 32 years old and has never fought above 122 so why now?


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                      Because there isn't really much left at 122 except maybe Frampton?

                      The big money fight most likely will be at featherweight, thing Is I think Abner Mares will jump at this catchweight fight...
                      Hope he doesn't.

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