Originally posted by BreWall
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Rigondaeux turning down the Lomachenko fight came back to haunt him.
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Originally posted by Curt Henning View Postthis reminds me alot of a guy called 3xG. known to reasonable men as "little g". he did the same kind of stuff. claimed to be p4p. claimed to be avoided. then Gods son returned. Jesus. And little g tucked his meat drapes in and said "man i really wanna unify". his legacy and career will forever suffer
but thats all ok cause golovkin look caucasian right? and rigo looks like he could be slave right?
Rigo blew it. I personally think at this point he's too old and inactive and fights nobodies. His skill is high, opponent choice is typically low.
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Originally posted by Metho_4u View PostStop blaming race. Rigo is an excellent fighter, but he has no been or stayed active. Lomachenko agreed to the 126 lb limit, but the rigo wanted a 134 lb rehydration clause. Donaire weighed 140 in their fight, so why would 6 lbs less be demanded for lomachencho as long as he made 126?
Rigo blew it. I personally think at this point he's too old and inactive and fights nobodies. His skill is high, opponent choice is typically low.
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Originally posted by garfios View PostBecause donaire was the a side at the time. Actually Rigondeaux agreed to all the demands and signed a two fights deal with arum, the second one against nonito. lomachenko is not known as nonito was back them. He was groomed to be pacquios heir and the Cuban spoiled their plans, that is the real reason, he is not boring and matched against a come forward type of fighter, he will look great. Unless the guy gets hit real hard like adbeko did and decides to just run, fraptom, mares, st+ and quigg, they all ran away from Rigondeaux, just look at those names and tell me what kind of resume, win or lose, Rigondeaux could have...
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Originally posted by Metho_4u View PostRigo wouldn't be the A side here either. He did fine with a 140 lb donaire...so again I ask, why does he need a 134 lb rehydration clause? Just answer the question.
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Originally posted by Thraxox View PostWhen the all too talented Rigo kept on roaring to the world how he was the most avoided fighter in the 122-126 division, he was on the top 6 p4p list. Then came a guy who called his bluff (Vasyl Lomachenko)
After all his demands we're met, and was just waiting on him for confirmation so that the fight can happen, he turned it down. Why TF would you turn down a career turning fight against a fellow Olympic Gold medalist which gives you a huge amount of money?
And now that he is aging, his career is going down hill, and the guy called out his bluff, is now in 130. It's just logical to blame the guy who turned down the fight, and nnow he is crying why can't get a big fight.
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Rigo only has himself to blame. Had some decent momentum and a big win (Donaire) but then always negotiated like he's the A side and put on some awful fights on some good shows. You can't be at 122 demanding everybody come down to your weight and have a guy that couldn't sell out his own living room getting the lions share.
You've got to question his character and ambition because there's a reason in the last 4 years the only ranked opponent he fought was Agbeko (who was coming off two losses). Compare that to Lomachenko's ambition and level of opponents from when he's turned pro. Night and day.
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Originally posted by Metho_4u View PostDeflecting...thank you, all I needed to know.
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Originally posted by garfios View PostAm not deflecting your question, I'm asking you another. Obviously Rigondeaux didn't want to give more size advantage to lomachenko. He is older than when he fought nonito who is he to be able to dictate haven't been active and he felt things could have been a little bit more fair fair because? He hasn't been active? That's who's fault?. And lomachenko is not the draw nonito was back then. No, but he's still the draw Again, why lomachenko wants such a big weight advantage? Lomachencho never said he wanted a big advantage, he said no to 134 lbs
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