whys rigondeaux rated so highly?
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yeah, as i said in original post i dont understand why its made out on here to be some one sided whooping. the score cards were very very close and rigo got dropped. walters did a better job on donaire than rigo did.Comment
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Rigo is now at 122 lbs and 36 years old. Where's the great competition? If you say Loma at 130, fine. But, then, maybe Loma could call out Crawford at 140.Comment
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There's no doubting who's actually elite when you're talking about guys like Rigo and Loma. The only actual debate is who would win IF both elite fighters were to be matched against each other.
For whoever is to lose the fight, it doesn't take their "elite" status away. It's simply an elite fighter losing to another elite fighter.Comment
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its my hunch hes going to be a top fighter, hes not proven hes elite, im not going around saying beterbiev should be on pound for pound list or that hes proven hes the goods. But we arent talking about beterbiev, my point is that i wouldnt have someone on a p4p list for 1 good win, albeit very close win, in there career that happened 4 years ago. I wouldnt be so sure they are that elite and i wouldnt be so sure that they have the astronomical talent level that people seem to be so sure that they possess. Some of you in this thread seem outraged that ive doubted rigondeaux, the guys 36 and not fought a live body in years. In fact hes only ever fought one live body and he squeaked past him and got dropped.Comment
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yeah i watched it live. it was a close fight, as the scorecards and the media cards suggest. A lot of you arent answering the question, just slinging mud ' oh ggg is ****' 'u like beterbiev' 'youre an idiot', why dont you actually try provide a reason as to why you are convinced he is a top, elite fighter despite not doing **** in 4 years?Comment
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The TS said, if a fighter wanted a big fight badly enough, he could get it. (I'm paraphrasing.) Well, the talent pool was great/semi-great at middleweight and super middleweight (Martinez (in prime), Cotto, Canelo, Sturm, Abraham, Ward, Froch, etc.). Ducking or any other excuses won't work here, since the TS did not qualify that statement.
Rigo is now at 122 lbs and 36 years old. Where's the great competition? If you say Loma at 130, fine. But, then, maybe Loma could call out Crawford at 140.
Froch? He retired and was a SMW.
Ward never made a true effort to make a fight with GGG. Not at 160 and not at the alleged 165 catch weight.
Abraham and Sturm? How are they better than Jacobs, Brook and Lemieux?
GGG is fighting a prime Canelo next month.
Rigo could have tried to make fights with Carl Frampton, Leo Santa Cruz, Scott Quigg, Gary Russell Jr., Nicholas Walters, Jhonny Gonzalez, Arce, JuanMa, and several others. Check Loma's resume in just ten fights versus Rigo in 18 fights. Mystery solved.Comment
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