Rigo has vastly overrated power. Lomo could walk him down with ease.
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Originally posted by Mirko Troll Cop View PostRigo was doing cartwheels around Amagasa for fun and suffered because of it. Do you think Rigo would be more cautious with Loma?
Nonitos face, Amagasa, Dickens... has Loma himself been caught with punches to the face? How good is Loma against Cuban Southpaws? Olympic pedigrees make a difference. Weight disparities when talking about Rigo or Loma are irrelevant
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Originally posted by Mirko Troll Cop View PostWhat's the difference in weight from 160-168? You know Gennady has fans that say he "shouldn't" fight there or that he's a "small MW.""
These excuses are getting old.
Gennady "hits" like a HW so they say...
All this but Rigo can't fight Loma from 122-130 when Amagasa rehydrated more than 140+?
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Originally posted by lparm View PostRigo has vastly overrated power. Lomo could walk him down with ease.
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Originally posted by CubanGuyNYC View PostAn eight pound difference in weight-class can be enormous, especially if one of the fighters re-hydrates more than the other. The difference of even one pound of bodyweight can mean a big difference in athletic performance. I've experienced this myself. You can only get so lean before you start to lose strength and stamina, what is commonly referred to in boxing circles as "drained." Then there's the flip-side. There are fighters whose natural build allow them to better handle a higher weight.
Nonetheless, I agree, if Rigo wants to make some money before he retires, he'll have to put himself at a disadvantage. From what I understand, he walks around at about 124. He'll be giving up a lot of weight to Lomo if he fights at the 130 limit. And let's not forget, Vasyl ain't Amagasa.
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