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  • dan_cov
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    Originally posted by BennyST View Post
    Well, he is about 1000 years old now in terms of boxing and flyweights. He's also in a division he's clearly too small for and never been comfortable in. One good point is that he's very good at fighting southpaws though so he might put up a good fight for a little while, but he's just too slow now, he doesn't have the reflexes anymore and his stamina has gone from great to ****e and while his chin still holds up really well, considering the opposition he's faced he's getting hurt more and more these days. He'll be about 37 years old. That is ancient for a flyweight, especially one that has arguably fought the toughest competition in the sport with Mares and Froch.

    Darchinyan is the ****. Takes on ****ing everyone and anyone. Along with Froch and Mares, he's the man leading the charge on what it is to be a true champion and warrior.

    Rigondeaux
    Donaire
    Mares
    Moreno
    Yamanaka (the undefeated BW champion KOing everyone)
    De Valle
    Yohnny Perez
    Agbeko
    Arce
    Mijares
    Kirilov
    Pacheco
    Rojas
    etc

    That's crazy.

    Good post I wish I could green K you. That is indeed one crazy resume and too think people have been writing him off for years saying he is too small and old. Apart from Donaire not one of those guys have had an easy time with Vic.

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  • CubanGuyNYC
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    Originally posted by prinzemanspopa View Post
    I don't care who he fights next. I just find the hypocrisy of his fans laughable.
    What hypocrisy? There's no one particularly worthy of fighting, except for Mares. And we all know that ain't likely to happen. It's only hypocrisy if Rigo was avoiding someone, which he isn't.

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  • prinzemanspopa
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    I don't care who he fights next. I just find the hypocrisy of his fans laughable.

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  • BennyST
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    Originally posted by kozone View Post
    Really?! How many boxers fight a guy like Vic with only 12 fights??!
    No one...Rigo doesn't get anything easy so I don't see how fighting Vic after fighting Donaire with just 12 fights is cherry picking!!!
    Well, he is about 1000 years old now in terms of boxing and flyweights. He's also in a division he's clearly too small for and never been comfortable in. One good point is that he's very good at fighting southpaws though so he might put up a good fight for a little while, but he's just too slow now, he doesn't have the reflexes anymore and his stamina has gone from great to ****e and while his chin still holds up really well, considering the opposition he's faced he's getting hurt more and more these days. He'll be about 37 years old. That is ancient for a flyweight, especially one that has arguably fought the toughest competition in the sport with Mares and Froch.

    Darchinyan is the ****. Takes on ****ing everyone and anyone. Along with Froch and Mares, he's the man leading the charge on what it is to be a true champion and warrior.

    Rigondeaux
    Donaire
    Mares
    Moreno
    Yamanaka (the undefeated BW champion KOing everyone)
    De Valle
    Yohnny Perez
    Agbeko
    Arce
    Mijares
    Kirilov
    Pacheco
    Rojas
    etc

    That's crazy.

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  • BendOver
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    I don't mind him facing Vic for a stay busy fight, after all he needs to make some money and he is 32, fighters are not lining up to fight him so he can keep himself busy make some money and wait for the next available good fighter that wants to tang;e with him...

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  • CubanGuyNYC
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    Originally posted by prinzemanspopa View Post
    Weren't the Rigonblow fans whining and complaining about people dismissing him on the basis of so few professional bouts prior to the Donaire fight? Now they're using it as an excuse to justify him fighting a clearly diminished fighter - and one who Rigonblow fans were quick to deride when reports came out that Donaire may be fighting him instead?
    Who do you see as a better match-up, pray tell? Mares? A Golden Boy fighter we have little chance of seeing against Rigo? Everyone else seems like a cherry-pick after "El Chacal" roundly dominated the former top dog at 122.

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  • Cubanstyle
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    Originally posted by hectari View Post
    Another cherry picked opponent for Rigo. If Nonito were to fight Vic again they would have the first 5 replies all insults calling Nonito a cherry picker, same must go to Rigo who is considered the most skilled, everyone must insult and scold him hard for being top caliber and fighting a scrub. no bias show the same fire.
    Cherry pick? LOL
    Who do you think Rigo should fight next, names please?

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  • prinzemanspopa
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    Weren't the Rigonblow fans whining and complaining about people dismissing him on the basis of so few professional bouts prior to the Donaire fight? Now they're using it as an excuse to justify him fighting a clearly diminished fighter - and one who Rigonblow fans were quick to deride when reports came out that Donaire may be fighting him instead?

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  • CubanGuyNYC
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    Originally posted by IIG View Post
    I have always thought this. People expecting another performance akin to the Donaire fight will be shocked to see that it's not a cakewalk early. No doubt that Rigondeaux will prevail in the end though.
    Yeah, styles make fights. But "El Chacal's" simply the best at 122. Darch gets starched. lol

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  • alembic
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    Originally posted by NoMoTomatoCans View Post
    No doubt Rigo looked excellent against one of the best, Donaire. But am I the only one who thinks its premature to give him so much credit yet?
    When a fighter embarrasses the current division kingpin in his prime, I feel he deserves accolades, despite a shorter than average pro career.

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