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  • #11
    Originally posted by bigdramashow View Post
    rigo is a tremendous fighter and a fantastic amateur but with lomachenkos record and his medal acheivements coupled with that, i dont really see how he cant be perceived as the greatest amateur ever.

    I don't think Rigo is even the greatest amateur from Cuba.
    They are both up there, right up there and between the two its splitting hairs really.
    They probably both have a case for the greatest non HW amateur of all-time but for me Rigo fought the better competition & has 6 Cuban national titles & took gold in three world cups but on the flip Lomachenko's numeral statistics are better.

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    • #12
      Whites will vote lomachenko...Non-Whites will vote Rigo...Real fans dont care and just wanna see them fight each other...

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      • #13
        Both spent too damn long in the amateurs

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        • #14
          Originally posted by Elotero View Post
          Rigo beat Gennadi Kovalev?

          On another note, I see he lost to Carlos Cuadras by L WO, does this mean Walk out?
          WO is walk over, it means one of the fighters didn't show up, or were unable to fight due to other reasons such as a cut.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by lopetego View Post
            Loma is the amateur GOAT

            Rigo is just a pretender who wasnt man enough to face Loma in the pro ring, he knows Loma would spank him


            Rigonduck deserves hate from the fans for depriving us of a fight for the ages
            just like how he was ducking donaire than whooped his a$$ and boxingscene members were pissed lol.

            ducking ducking ducking ducking.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by dan_cov View Post
              I don't think Rigo is even the greatest amateur from Cuba.
              They are both up there, right up there and between the two its splitting hairs really.
              They probably both have a case for the greatest non HW amateur of all-time but for me Rigo fought the better competition & has 6 Cuban national titles & took gold in three world cups but on the flip Lomachenko's numeral statistics are better.
              Like you said,

              Lomochenko has 5 notable gold medals to his name in international competition.

              Rigondeaux has 9 + 6 cuban national championships.

              They are both astonishingly skilled and talented. Id say Rigondeaux has the better pedigree.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by !! Shawn View Post
                Like you said,

                Lomochenko has 5 notable gold medals to his name in international competition.

                Rigondeaux has 9 + 6 cuban national championships.

                They are both astonishingly skilled and talented. Id say Rigondeaux has the better pedigree.

                Been a long time since I seen that avatar, it brings back great memories.
                I might have to bring it back this Feb.

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by dan_cov View Post
                  Been a long time since I seen that avatar, it brings back great memories.
                  I might have to bring it back this Feb.
                  Its the best there is.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by dan_cov View Post
                    I don't think Rigo is even the greatest amateur from Cuba.
                    They are both up there, right up there and between the two its splitting hairs really.
                    They probably both have a case for the greatest non HW amateur of all-time but for me Rigo fought the better competition & has 6 Cuban national titles & took gold in three world cups but on the flip Lomachenko's numeral statistics are better.

                    Laszlo Papp greatest ever for me. 3 time Olympic Gold winner (first to do it) Even Teofilio Stevenson agrees with me on that.

                    Two other EE amateurs I admire are:

                    Jerzy Kulej (two time Olympic gold medal winner who defeated the great Dick McTaggart)

                    Oleg Saitov (Val Barker winner & two time Olympic gold winner)

                    There were a couple of great threads on soviet amateurs a while back on ESB in the European lounge. I think they were called ranking the soviet amateurs & ranking the soviet Heavyweights. Summat like that.. I think someone may be able to find them out if so inclined.

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