Santa Cruz's father excuses for not facing Guillermo Rigondeaux

[Santa_]

Did anybody get a chance to see Rigondeaux vs Francisco on the undercard of Canelo-Cotto? I heard it was a Fight Of The Year candidate!!!


















gtfoh.....Nobody ever wants to see his boring ass on TV ever again.

[bigjavi973]

Honestly, I believe what the man is saying. I don't agree that Rigo is afraid to fight and only tees off on weak opposition. He mixed it up pretty good with Donaire in the early rounds of their fight. But everything else was pretty much the truth. Strangely, Guillermo won't necessarily beat up on softies. That last fight was an abomination. The man is right. Who the fuck wants to see that shit?

Leo's dad expressed his fear that his son could lose by two punches. I don't necessarily agree there either, but I know what he means. If those two never meet, I don't blame the Santa Cruz camp. I blame Rigo. He better pick it up, 'cause that career is gonna be over sooner rather than later.

hey mang I feel you... but it is up to LSC to cut off the ring and swarn Rigo with punches... I mean... his dad even said that Rigo is scared to get hit... so all he has to pretty much do is cut off the ring, & get inside Rigo...

if he can do that is another question.

[gmc_rfc_06]

We know why Santa Cruz and his team don't want to fight Rigondeaux.

It's a fight in which Santa Cruz gets utterly outclassed and embarrassed. Let's not talk nonsense and make **** up to make it seem like anything else.

[Jbee310]

This is why canelo deserves respect.

High risk low reward and looked bad fighting that style but still managed to get the win...


Next ggg will be ko in 7.

[-PBP-]

A win would put LSC on the pound for pound list immediately. That would be a huge marketing tool for him. He's not interested in the fight because it's too risky and not enough reward. In other words he can't win and a loss would kill his momentum.

The only time fighters turn down opportunities to face the best is when they don't believe they can win. Donaire vs. Rigo happened because they both felt they could win.

[Bigg Rigg]

Nah, **** Rigo!! I'm not defending anything that has to do with him after the fight he put on last time out. I was so happy he got that chance and talked him up so crazy during the fight party. I was embarrassed to see the performance he put on after that. At this point, all these fighters have legit reasons to avoid this dude.

[Bigg Rigg]

A win would put LSC on the pound for pound list immediately. That would be a huge marketing tool for him. He's not interested in the fight because it's too risky and not enough reward. In other words he can't win and a loss would kill his momentum.

The only time fighters turn down opportunities to face the best is when they don't believe they can win. Donaire vs. Rigo happened because they both felt they could win.

Ppl can also have to worry about being in one of the worst fights of the year ****ing with him cuz he just doesn't fight. Ppl say Floyd is boring but he's an action fighter compared to what Rigo did last time out.

[Mr.Fantastic]

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He stated lots of truths. Can't really blame him for seeing it like that.

[-PBP-]

Ppl can also have to worry about being in one of the worst fights of the year ****ing with him cuz he just doesn't fight. Ppl say Floyd is boring but he's an action fighter compared to what Rigo did last time out.

Why can't LSC do this to him? Is he not as good as Amagasa?:

[Mr.Fantastic]

A win would put LSC on the pound for pound list immediately. That would be a huge marketing tool for him. He's not interested in the fight because it's too risky and not enough reward. In other words he can't win and a loss would kill his momentum.

The only time fighters turn down opportunities to face the best is when they don't believe they can win. Donaire vs. Rigo happened because they both felt they could win.

You described Floyd. Last good dude he fought in his prime was probably Castillo.