So why is Lomachenko/Rigondeaux happening at 130?

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  • brettWall
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    #61
    They always have something to complain about. Prior to the announcement, "Bobfather won't make it happen, doe."

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      • j.razor
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        #62
        Originally posted by All in
        Loma brings more to the table than to rigo. Bigger draw and way more fan friendly style.
        That's asinine! They both are NOT a big draw! Both have a "fan friendly style." Stop repeating bob!

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          • RyanjLarose
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            #63
            Originally posted by The Hammer
            Rigo is just going from junior featherweight to super featherweight. Not a big jump.

            His fans are pussies to bitch about it.

            Roberto Duran started at bantamweight and went all the way to light heavyweight.

            Billy Conn started at lightweight and fought at heavyweight, as did Sam Langford.

            No reason Rigo can't man up!
            the tar baby! a fellow nova scotian !

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              • Larry the boss
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                #64
                Because both agreed on the weight

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