Robert Garcia: "Guillermo Riglassdeaux would be an easy fight for Donaire" - Page 2

Steven.Jackson · 10-15-2012, 12:34 PM

He has a belt, many (myself included) think he is one of the best in the division, make short work of him then and get an easy title.

Jim · 10-15-2012, 12:36 PM

I definitely agree that Nonito Donaire would make easy work of Guillermo Rigondeaux. Guillermo Rigondeax has a streaky chin, as evidenced by him being dropped by a Ricardo Cordona jab and stunned by the only two flush punches that Roberto Marroquin landed. Neither guy possesses the talent, speed, power, and skill of the Filipino Flash.

Nonito Donaire would have 12 rounds to catch the hideous Cuban and he doesn't necessarily even have to land a haymaker. A decent shot from the San Leandro native should be able to turn the Jackal's legs into jelly.

RJJFan · 10-15-2012, 12:37 PM

Well, lets make the fight and then move up to 126 for greener pastures then.

santiagoraga · 10-15-2012, 12:56 PM

There are many good points regarding why this fight hasn't been made...Rigo is boring, Rigo isn't marketable, Rigo hasn't earned it, Rigo hasn't fought anyone(which is why he isn't marketable). But regardless of all of that. I'd still like to see what happens inside the ring. Make the fucking fight. Boxing fans should never calculate or give a flying fuck about financial implications. For the record, I think Donaire would come out on top. Rigo would become even more defensive than he already is and barely throw a punch.

Jim · 10-15-2012, 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by santiagoraga

There are many good points regarding why this fight hasn't been made...Rigo is boring, Rigo isn't marketable, Rigo hasn't earned it, Rigo hasn't fought anyone(which is why he isn't marketable). But regardless of all of that. I'd still like to see what happens inside the ring. Make the fucking fight. Boxing fans should never calculate or give a flying fuck about financial implications. For the record, I think Donaire would come out on top. Rigo would become even more defensive than he already is and barely throw a punch.

Nonito Donaire is simply asking the Hideous Cuban to put a decent name or two on his resume. This aids tremendously in building up the fight and inevitably lining both fighter's pockets with greater return. At the moment, only die hard boxing fans know who the Hideous Cuban is.

Right now, the Hideous Cuban has zero negotiating power. None. Shit draws more flies to it than fans to one of the Hideous Cuban's fights. An impressive win over Mathebula or Wilfredi Vazquez Jr. would make the fight significantly more marketable.

purephase · 10-15-2012, 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Jim

Nonito Donaire is simply asking the Hideous Cuban to put a decent name or two on his resume. This aids tremendously in building up the fight and inevitably lining both fighter's pockets with greater return. At the moment, only die hard boxing fans know who the Hideous Cuban is.

Right now, the Hideous Cuban has zero negotiating power. None. Shit draws more flies to it than fans to one of the Hideous Cuban's fights. An impressive win over Mathebula or Wilfredi Vazquez Jr. would make the fight significantly more marketable.

How does his resume compare to Mathebula and Vazquez Jr? How does his notoriety in the US compare to those two and Nishioka and Narvaez? Just wondering.

TheJuggernaut · 10-15-2012, 01:05 PM

Rigo is pulling a Haye....talk enough shit and everyone will demand you fight the top guy even though you havent done anything to EARN the shot.

Fact is Rigo has 11 fucking pro fights, but at this point public demand is so strong this fight should be made now. Donaire needs to go ahead and knock Glasseaux out already and shut everyone up

Kid Cubano · 10-15-2012, 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Jim

Nonito Donaire is simply asking the Hideous Cuban to put a decent name or two on his resume. This aids tremendously in building up the fight and inevitably lining both fighter's pockets with greater return. At the moment, only die hard boxing fans know who the Hideous Cuban is.

Right now, the Hideous Cuban has zero negotiating power. None. Shit draws more flies to it than fans to one of the Hideous Cuban's fights. An impressive win over Mathebula or Wilfredi Vazquez Jr. would make the fight significantly more marketable.

No kindergarten today? Practicing coloring words? Can't read wtf you are writing.

santiagoraga · 10-15-2012, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Jim

Nonito Donaire is simply asking the Hideous Cuban to put a decent name or two on his resume. This aids tremendously in building up the fight and inevitably lining both fighter's pockets with greater return. At the moment, only die hard boxing fans know who the Hideous Cuban is.

Right now, the Hideous Cuban has zero negotiating power. None. Shit draws more flies to it than fans to one of the Hideous Cuban's fights. An impressive win over Mathebula or Wilfredi Vazquez Jr. would make the fight significantly more marketable.

All fair and correct points, but I still don't care, or calculate that into whether or not I want to see that fight happen.

Kid Cubano · 10-15-2012, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by purephase

How does his resume compare to Mathebula and Vazquez Jr? How does his notoriety in the US compare to those two and Nishioka and Narvaez? Just wondering.

People can't understand this, and it sounds so simple.
Rigo debut as a pro was so anticipated that was shown on national tv

Hatesrats · 10-15-2012, 01:39 PM

Robert is being a politician...
What he means is Fuck Rigo, He ain't worth a training camp.

SouthpawJab · 10-15-2012, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Jim

Nonito Donaire is simply asking the Hideous Cuban to put a decent name or two on his resume. This aids tremendously in building up the fight and inevitably lining both fighter's pockets with greater return. At the moment, only die hard boxing fans know who the Hideous Cuban is.

Right now, the Hideous Cuban has zero negotiating power. None. Shit draws more flies to it than fans to one of the Hideous Cuban's fights. An impressive win over Mathebula or Wilfredi Vazquez Jr. would make the fight significantly more marketable.

Nonito isn't a draw either.

Fellonblackdays · 10-15-2012, 02:03 PM

Some true fucktards on this forum. Nonito Donaire currently would destroy Rigondeaux, who has he beaten who is on the same level as Donaire?

Mamerto · 10-15-2012, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Fellonblackdays

Some true fucktards on this forum. Nonito Donaire currently would destroy Rigondeaux, who has he beaten who is on the same level as Donaire?

The same goes for NoRigo Ducknaire.

Kid Cubano · 10-15-2012, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Mamerto

The same goes for NoRigo Ducknaire.

Norigo ducknaire!

10-15-2012, 12:34 PM	#16
Steven.Jackson Yall Musta Forgot ESB Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 755 vCash: 720	Re: Robert Garcia: "Guillermo Riglassdeaux would be an easy fight for Donaire" He has a belt, many (myself included) think he is one of the best in the division, make short work of him then and get an easy title.
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10-15-2012, 12:36 PM	#17
Jim Journeyman ESB Jr Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 145 vCash: 500	Re: Robert Garcia: "Guillermo Riglassdeaux would be an easy fight for Donaire" I definitely agree that Nonito Donaire would make easy work of Guillermo Rigondeaux. Guillermo Rigondeax has a streaky chin, as evidenced by him being dropped by a Ricardo Cordona jab and stunned by the only two flush punches that Roberto Marroquin landed. Neither guy possesses the talent, speed, power, and skill of the Filipino Flash. Nonito Donaire would have 12 rounds to catch the hideous Cuban and he doesn't necessarily even have to land a haymaker. A decent shot from the San Leandro native should be able to turn the Jackal's legs into jelly.
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10-15-2012, 12:37 PM	#18
RJJFan Champion East Side Guru Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 8,849 vCash: 328	Re: Robert Garcia: "Guillermo Riglassdeaux would be an easy fight for Donaire" Well, lets make the fight and then move up to 126 for greener pastures then.
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10-15-2012, 12:56 PM	#19
santiagoraga Your Parents Sucked ESB Senior Member Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 1,149 vCash: 500	Re: Robert Garcia: "Guillermo Riglassdeaux would be an easy fight for Donaire" There are many good points regarding why this fight hasn't been made...Rigo is boring, Rigo isn't marketable, Rigo hasn't earned it, Rigo hasn't fought anyone(which is why he isn't marketable). But regardless of all of that. I'd still like to see what happens inside the ring. Make the fucking fight. Boxing fans should never calculate or give a flying fuck about financial implications. For the record, I think Donaire would come out on top. Rigo would become even more defensive than he already is and barely throw a punch.
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10-15-2012, 01:05 PM	#22
TheJuggernaut HITCHSLAP!! East Side Guru Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 7,754 vCash: 160	Re: Robert Garcia: "Guillermo Riglassdeaux would be an easy fight for Donaire" Rigo is pulling a Haye....talk enough shit and everyone will demand you fight the top guy even though you havent done anything to EARN the shot. Fact is Rigo has 11 fucking pro fights, but at this point public demand is so strong this fight should be made now. Donaire needs to go ahead and knock Glasseaux out already and shut everyone up
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Hatesrats "Al Grito De Guerra" East Side VIP Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Oxnard, CA Posts: 25,924 vCash: 0	Re: Robert Garcia: "Guillermo Riglassdeaux would be an easy fight for Donaire" Robert is being a politician... What he means is Fuck Rigo, He ain't worth a training camp.
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10-15-2012, 02:03 PM	#28
Fellonblackdays Belt holder ESB Addict Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 1,798 vCash: 462	Re: Robert Garcia: "Guillermo Riglassdeaux would be an easy fight for Donaire" Some true fucktards on this forum. Nonito Donaire currently would destroy Rigondeaux, who has he beaten who is on the same level as Donaire?
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