Which fighter had the best quality win 2013?

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  • puga
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    #21
    im with the majority , rigondeaux no doubt

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    • Chrismart
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      #22
      I'd go with Rigo.

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      • $tate of Mind
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        #23
        Originally posted by -Kev-
        Difficult to call/called it a close fight, meaning my prediction.

        The fight itself was a near shutout excluding the cheap shot KD of Donaire.
        My bad, thanks for the clarification.

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        • sicko
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          #24
          Yeah I would go with Rigondeaux making what was suppose to be a Top 5 P4P Fighter at the time in Rigondeaux, look very ORDINARY!

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          • Weebler I
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            #25
            Originally posted by King-
            Hm... That's really tough and this is a good question. Based on the official decisions, I'm not sure I can choose one. for me it's hard to choose the overall "best" because they're all in different weight classes so personally I can't say who's better then who but from official W's I would have:

            Rigo over Donaire (donaire was P4P fighter)
            Gonzalez over Mares (mares undefeated champ)
            Kovalev over Campillo (campillo arguably unified champion, got obliterated)
            Bradley over JMM (p4p win)
            Wlod over Chakhkiev
            Adonis over Dawson

            But my absolute top 2, besides Rigo, if the judges weren't incompetent in Argentina this day and if the referee wasn't incompetent and called the 2-3 missed KD's would be:

            Murray over Martinez
            Prov over Bradley

            Obviously they didn't get official wins so I didn't include them.
            Yeah you have to feel for Murray. He did it in his opponent's backyard and dropped him twice. Out of interest who was rated higher, Donaire or Martinez?

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            • Vasyl’s dad
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              #26
              Jhonny Gonzalez. KO of the year, fighter of the year.

              Virtually nobody, but himself and his team expected him to win, and he won in the biggest way possible.

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              • Drunk Punch
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                #27
                I think this has been Stevenson's year. He came from a position where people thought he was not even a serious contender (at 168) and now he's beaten Dawson and Cloud, and in such impressive style.

                Best performance of the year, Rigo's schooling of Nonito. Just a beautiful, pure boxing masterclass. Close second, Floyd's schooling of Canelo. I put it second because Floyd was a huge favourite but no-one expected just how easy he would make it look.

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                • King_
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                  #28
                  Originally posted by The Weebler I
                  Yeah you have to feel for Murray. He did it in his opponent's backyard and dropped him twice. Out of interest who was rated higher, Donaire or Martinez?
                  Really tough to say, Donaire was on like a 20 something fight win streak but I think in their last 5-6 fights (before Rigo and Murray) Sergio faced the tougher compeition, relative to their division (IMO) People say Martinez cherrypicked the likes of Barker, Macklin and avoided Pirog, etc... but they were/are top 10 MW's. People were also talking about Martinez facing Floyd, etc..


                  If I had to absolutely choose, I'd say I would of rated Martinez higher. tough call, though


                  IF Murray got the W, to answer your OP, I would say Murray first and Rigo second. If Prov got the KD's, those would be my absolute top 3, without a doubt.

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                  • Bigg Rigg
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                    #29
                    I would say Rigo over Nonito but Danny beating Lucas was huge too. Tim is right behind them with what he did to JMM. Could easily be in front of them but I'd go with Rigo or Danny.

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                    • J The UnBiased
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                      #30
                      Can't be Danny, Donaire is 10 times the fighter Lucas is, it has to be Rigo.

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