Guillermo Rigondeaux Vs Leo Santa Cruz

[brickcityboxing]

He's too young to be punch drunk but damned if I know half of what he's talking about lol! He has the vocabulary of a 4 year old "because,and then,because,because,and then,Quigg,Frampton,and then exciting,Rigo,and then"...

[joesaiditstrue]

You just compared joe Frazier to Leo Santa Cruz?

c'mon jas, is that what you read from my post?

i wasn't comparing LSC to anybody

saying the more skilled fighter wins by default is inaccurate and has been proven to be false in many situations

[Bullrider]

Poor fans. Fantasy fights are all they can have. Thanks Haymon!

[MDPopescu]

... Rigo so boring, doe... Rigo don't sell tickets, doe..."

[otrocubiche]

It's becoming really hard to defend lsc, he's not a bad kid or boxer, but someone please explain to him that he is a professional fighter not a professional talker, when he talks and talks but fights nobodies is only bringing shame to himself.

[just the facts]

not saying rigo doesn't win the fight, but since when does "class of fighter" or "skill" hold the only determining factor in who wins a fight?

who was more skilled as a boxer? Muhammed Ali or Joe Frazier?

get a clue

You get a clue d1ckheacl. You're actually making my point for me. Skill obviously isn't the only factor in who will win a fight, but this particular fight it is. Your example of Ali/Frazier is a poor one. In the 1st fight, Frazier won because of his serious power (something LSC doesn't have). Ali won the others. I realize the "Thrilla" was more of a war of attrition. Something Rigo has never, ever participated in.

I appreciated LSC and his high work rate but in this fight, it's hard to imagine any scenario where the difference in pure talent doesn't shine through and Rigo wins a very lopsided decision.

[kej718]

If Rigo is signing with Roc Nation then expect Cruz vs Mares next (or one of the other title holders)