Comments Thread For: Rigondeaux's Coach: Rigo Should Not Suffer Over One Bad Night

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Veteran trainer Pedro Diaz has stated that although he accepts some criticisms and comments, the prestigious coach affirms that there is still a lot left for former world champion Guillermo Rigondeaux. Last December at New York's Madison Square Garden Theater, Rigondeaux suffered his first career at the hands of fellow two-time Olympic gold medal winner Vasyl Lomachenko.
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[OctoberRed]

Duran suffered over one bad night his whole career.

[KillaMane26]

But not fighting will....

Rigo needs to fight x3 a year

[MrShakeAndBake]

sometimes... you just have that one night where you get embarrased by another much superior fighter.

[Lemonhead_Jeff]

Duran suffered over one bad night his whole career.

His whole career started in 1980?
He was almost 30 years old when he quit against Leonard,
and he had already been boxing for 12 years. His most high-profile fights came in the 80's, when he was already past his prime, but he had already built his legend by dominating the lightweight division throughout the 1970's. People never let him forget saying "No Mas", but it did not prevent him from getting more high-profile paydays or winning another world title. He was still so popular that he was able to continue fighting until the year 2000, receiving title shots and big fights that he did not deserve.

[OctoberRed]

His whole career started in 1980?
He was almost 30 years old when he quit against Leonard,
and he had already been boxing for 12 years. His most high-profile fights came in the 80's, when he was already past his prime, but he had already built his legend by dominating the lightweight division throughout the 1970's. People never let him forget saying "No Mas", but it did not prevent him from getting more high-profile paydays or winning another world title. He was still so popular that he was able to continue fighting until the year 2000, receiving title shots and big fights that he did not deserve.

Much different fighting style. If he fought like Rigo, the Leonard rematch would have been his final career fight.

[kushking]

His whole career started in 1980?
He was almost 30 years old when he quit against Leonard,
and he had already been boxing for 12 years. His most high-profile fights came in the 80's, when he was already past his prime, but he had already built his legend by dominating the lightweight division throughout the 1970's. People never let him forget saying "No Mas", but it did not prevent him from getting more high-profile paydays or winning another world title. He was still so popular that he was able to continue fighting until the year 2000, receiving title shots and big fights that he did not deserve.

Its absurd for you to say he didn't deserve them,he was completely weight drained in the leonard rematch & then came back as strong as ever afterwards for another 2 decades because he was willing to work hard & at least only lost on pts in the 3rd rematch. Btw that bs about"no mas" was written by 1 single racist leonard fanboi working for the media who claimed thats what he said when in fact he never did,he did quit though because he lost 50 lbs in a month to make the fight.

Theres a saying "never let a lie get in the way of a great story"

Thats the reason biased fanbois/ boxing dumb f**ks like dan Raphael have ALWAYS written nonsense & lies to sell papers. That's why they were happy to go along with the false narrative done 4 show to sell tickets,when Ali used to claim Patterson/Frazier were uncle toms which couldn't be further from the truth.

But its the most ******ED level of ******ity for these fanbois that compare the atg Duran to Rigo who fights in a division full of part time cab drivers,& who only has 17 fights or some sh in his career,& who didn't even show up whatsoever vs loma,he LITERALLY only showed up to get paid,it was no different than Charlos last opponent the 1 legged gimp on crutches.

Rigos in his own league of bîtchmade quitters who truly are boring af to watch,chavez Jr has much more heart than he does...

[sammybee]

Age has caught up with Rigo

[Elroy The Great]

losing isnt the issue. its HOW he lost.

['b']

Agreed, Rigo has suffered enough. That CAC Loma and the WBA did a double-team gang-**** on him, so uncalled for by the WBA.

Hopefully he can bounce back. Respect brotha

#respect
#staywoke