Comments Thread For: Zolani Tete: I Was Offered Rigondeaux Shot, He's Too Big For Me
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Tete is a 115 pounder. After he KO'd Butler, Warren had him move up to 118 to fight cans, so he would be out of Butler's way at 115. The guy can still make 115, and should have gotten the eliminator to fight Inoue. Warren doesn't seem to be looking out for Tete's best interests. Sure Tete is tall, but you don't move a guy up two weight classes, like that to use him as cannon fodder, when you could line him up to take out Inoue or the Cuardas/Chocolatito winner. The guy is 28, get him some big fights at his natural weight class to build him into a bigger name, before moving him up and trying to use him as cannon fodder. Tete said, he wouldn't have a problem fighting whoever is the champ at 122, once he took care of business at 115 and 118. Not sure why people are defending Warren's ****ery on this one.Comment
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Rigondeaux isn't 5'4. He is 5'2 1/2 maybe 5'3. Tete is just coming into his own. If you have his best interests at heart, you line him up to fight Inoue, and the Chocolatito vs Cuadras winner. Build the guy into a name brand. Don't use him as cannon fodder for Rigondeaux, to move him out of Paul Butler's way.Comment
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It was just a few months ago this guy and his team were calling out Rigo!
All these guys want to name drop and profess they want too fight him until the boogeyman comes knocking then he's suddenly too boring, doesn't bring enough money, is too big or some tripe.
I think Quigg one of the guys who actually gets **** on the most maybe the only semi big name who has the balls to back his talk up. Then again I've heard so many excuses and backtracking it wouldn't surprise me if he did the same too but I don't think Quigg is from the same cloth as these cowards myself.Comment
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