Exactly, plus the biased commentators were giving ****en's credit for landing when he was clearly missing. You could see in real time that Jazza was missing, didn't even need a replay. After he got hit in the 1st round, Jazza pretty much was afraid to throw. We saw why in the 2nd. KO'ing cats, breaking jaws, but he's boring? It's not his fault that opponents get gun shy.
Comments Thread For: Guillermo Rigondeaux Breaks Jazza ****ens' Jaw For TKO Win
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Felt sorry for ****ens there. What with the visa problems first time around, then this fight ending quickly. It was a big deal for him.
An uneventful 2 rounds but the punch that landed did damage. They probably did the right thing pulling him out, as you don't want to be fighting someone like Rigo with a broken jaw.
I'm sure ****ens would jump at the chance of a rematch, as he's one of the guys who actually stood up and took the fight. Many wouldn't.
I'd like to see Rigo come over here and fight again, he seemed keen. I'm not sure who he would face though.
If Rigo has trouble getting fights as usual, then Warren could try get him to fight over here ala Tete. That would be cool.Comment
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Would love to see Rigo become a permanent fixture in the UK.
You better believe he would get big support in the UK if he begins fighting here, tremendous talent.Comment
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Honestly, I don't think Rigo looked so sharp. Small sample, but other than that big left, I didn't think anything of his performance. His defining moment, in my opinion, was the Donaire fight. On that night, Rigo was razor-sharp.Comment
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Rigondeaux making 122 a barren wasteland single handedly. I've said it for years he is the boogeyman. Maybe the sanctioning bodies should start embarrassing people by mandating them to fight Rigo then blast their ass when they reject set an example for cowards everywhere.Comment
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