Comments Thread For: Team Rigondeaux May Sue WBO; Haymon Deal Broke

[GRUSTLER]

Its always been Caribe promotions and Rigo for his career being in shambles, Bob Arum only tried to help him even gave him many shots but his advice to Rigo was to be more exciting because the fans choose who they watch, they even gave him some scrubs who were tailormade and he didn't deliver.

Yet its always Bob Arum fault because he was racist...im getting sick of this ****** paranoid conspiracy theory bias crap.

Caribe is an incompetent promotion and Rigo loyalty to them is baffling, now he will just be inactive even more, that the Haymon deal seems to have fell off.

I wish more sanctioning bodies stripped fighters for inactivity. WBC is crooked too they let Vitali hold the heavyweight title after being inactive for so long until he announced his retirement and gave the belt up.

I agree... has to be his handlers. Most likely they are over pricing themselves.

[kiaba360]

There's no reason to fight Rigo without a title, it'll be as easy as ever to avoid him now.

[brettWall]

In every contract the boxer should be the one making adjustments and sacrifices, first and foremost. You hire a promoter/manager and expect him to make little money seems nonsense, especially when your style is not fan-friendly.

[aboutfkntime]

There's no reason to fight Rigo without a title, it'll be as easy as ever to avoid him now.

Yea, that really sucks for Rigo.

This could significantly impact what is left of his career.

[jqSide]

Any update on this one?

Is there any point in staying with a promoter in an unproductive situation? This is probably a case where the offer is too little and the boxer is not willing to share a portion of the earnings. They think they're worth more and would rather reject anything less. Result is disastrously worse.