Rigo, great job arum
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Rigo is a very small guy ... That stated, whenever he's been tagged (To coin the phrase) he always gets back up a whips azz like there's no tomorrow.rigo went from nothing to a top p4p fighter.
he went from an unpopular 122lber to "he out boxes anyone 126, maybe and even 130, too much skills"
now to answer my own poll, he WAS underrated, but NOW he is overrated.
why? because hes not untouchable like the majority of people claim him to be, and when he does get tagged, hes shown his chin isnt that solid.
is he good? yes of course. but do people priase him too much like a god? mmmm...
Just what you would expect from a Champion.Comment
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yes and in my sig. so? rooted for him before his pro debut.
this thread is not about him.
damn thats pretty cool haha.
fair enough, got heart. but will he be able to stand at 126 like people claim he can?Comment
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An upward swing of four (4) pounds won't slow him down that much and commonly he would gain that after a meal. Plus it may actually help him strength-wise to not worry about making weight for a fight.
In referencing a potential fight with Lomachenko - Lomachenko would have the natural weight advantage, because he routinely fights at that weight, but skill often overcomes a weight advantage. Here's where the edge is hard to gauge, because both are highly skilled.
IMHO, Lomachenko vs Rigondeaux is probably the most significant fight to happen in years because it is a hardcore fans dream match-up between two highly skilled fighters.Comment
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Rofl, nice post.Rigondeaux is a hipster fan's wet dream come true. He's insanely talented but too hard to push due to his rather monotonous style, he has one great win and thus he's instantly an unsung hero, and he fights men with mysterious sounding names like Amagasa and Kokietgym.
Did I mention he's an undefeated defensive wizard and wears a gold mouthpiece made from his very own Olympic medals? Yeah, he's a bad ass like that. Oh, he raps too, which instantly propels him into some "boxing twilight zone" where he's too "hardcore" for little Timmy from Indiana too attempt to emulate him.
He is so talented, he is too small for his own weight division and yet could beat anyone from it up until 135, apparently.
Rigondeaux, the criminally overrated unsung hero.
I think Rigondeaux is given a little bit too much credit for his resume, but definitely not too much credit for his boxing ability. No one can beat him at 122, and he can trouble people at 126. I'd say a top 10 p4p is not complete without him right now, but top 3 no way.
Excited as **** for Loma/Rigo.Comment
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I'm sorry, but what? He was the reigning WBA Super Bantamweight Champ for several fights going into he fight with Donaire. How exactly was he going up in weight?Comment
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