Why Guillermo Rigondeaux beats Nonito Donaire - Page 11

garfios · 02-04-2013, 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Consu

I might stupid and should shut the fuck up but Rigo was wobbled by Robert ''who?'' Marroquin. You think Donaire wouldn't catch him? Donaire ain't that bad against defensives fighters that you are making him to be.

I'm not that impressed with Rigo. Donaire is a HUGE step up for him if it happens. Everyone can look against medicore opponents.

Did you know Marroquin out weighted GR but a least 8 pounds that night, and that "WHO" Marroquin can bang with either hand and was a very good amateur and have a bright future in the pro ranks? Another thing is that GR was dragged by his trainer out of his bedroom because he was piss off with all the legal problem that he had, he didn't want to fight that night, he was bored to death and still won almost every round... Do your homework.

weegriffin · 02-04-2013, 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Cuban Bon Bon

Very good analysis. I mostly agree with you except that Mares beats Rigo. Let's not forget that Rigo already beat Mares in the amateurs and even though it's a bit different he knows his style.

I think it's better to wait and see if this fight will go through as we all know how boxing is. If it happens though, I have to go with Rigondeaux by UD or late TKO.

They fought in the Pan Amateur games in 2003, 17 year old Mares vs 22 year old Rigondeaux both have went on to improve since then.

I don't think their amateur fight means much now, although saying that I do favour Rigondeaux, it could go the other way.

Hermit · 02-04-2013, 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by garfios

Another thing is that GR was dragged by his trainer out of his bedroom because he was piss off with all the legal problem that he had, he didn't want to fight that night, he was bored to death and still won almost every round... Do your homework.

Best excuse for having knees buckled when trying to be offensive minded I've EVER heard. Keep em coming.

turbotime · 02-04-2013, 04:20 PM

Nice observation B! I'm still riding with Nonito in this one. They will exchange at some point and I think Donaire's heavier stuff will take it's toll.

garfios · 02-04-2013, 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Hermit

Best excuse for having knees buckled when trying to be offensive minded I've EVER heard. Keep em coming.

What make you think I'm excusing anything, did you read the post? Marroquin "CAN BANG WITH EITHER HAND" so getting wobbled by a fighter like him is not much of a big deal, beside I like the way he respond, he went after him immediately it seems that he wasn't that hurt like some are making it to be, and when you don't want to fight you can get caught.

SugarShane_24 · 02-04-2013, 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by garfios

What make you think I'm excusing anything, did you read the post? Marroquin "CAN BANG WITH EITHER HAND" so getting wobbled by a fighter like him is not much of a big deal, beside I like the way he respond, he went after him immediately it seems that he wasn't that hurt like some are making it to be, and when you don't want to fight you can get caught.

But on the other hand, Donaire bangs harder with both hands than Marroquin.

So the possibility of Rigo getting taken out once he gets clipped is not outside the realm of possibility.

Hermit · 02-04-2013, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by SugarShane_24

But on the other hand, Donaire bangs harder with both hands than Marroquin.

So the possibility of Rigo getting taken out once he gets clipped is not outside the realm of possibility.

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Originally Posted by OnePunchKO

Don-Aye-Rhee's just got to land and it doesn't even have to be flush.

R.I.P. Hideous Lil Cuban w/ the Glass Jaw

Note: that's a Cuban baby crying in the background

Like I said earlier. I don't see Rigo KO'ing Nonito. Rigo won't win a decision if he stays on his back foot and counters all night regardless of how effective he is at it. Judging is just not favoring that most of the time. And what happened when he tried to go offensive in his last fight?

SJS19 · 02-04-2013, 06:46 PM

Donaire will lose eventually, but to a fighter who is physically bigger than Rigo.

Top quality post BBall.

garfios · 02-04-2013, 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by SugarShane_24

But on the other hand, Donaire bangs harder with both hands than Marroquin.

So the possibility of Rigo getting taken out once he gets clipped is not outside the realm of possibility.

Nonito could take any 122 fighter that agreed, what I'm pointing out is that particular fight, first Rigondeaux was upset with all the legal things that went on and on, second the fight was cancelled and back on again only three days before the fight and on top that, he was to appear on a Miami court that wednesday 72 hours before fight time, like I said he wasn't happy and want it cancel, his trainer drag him out of his bedroom for the fight, do you think that when he fight Nonito he will see the same Rigondeaux that Marroquin saw and under the same circumstance?

r1p00pk · 02-04-2013, 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Kid Cubano

you tell me about rankings, WV2 just getting mauled by old little Arce.
Marroquin looked 10 times better than Mathebula.

well that was acually before donaire decided to "go back to his roots" and set up punches rather than go for the one shot kill

Hermit · 02-04-2013, 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by garfios

Nonito could take any 122 fighter that agreed, what I'm pointing out is that particular fight, first Rigondeaux was upset with all the legal things that went on and on, second the fight was cancelled and back on again only three days before the fight and on top that, he was to appear on a Miami court that wednesday 72 hours before fight time, like I said he wasn't happy and want it cancel, his trainer drag him out of his bedroom for the fight, do you think that when he fight Nonito he will see the same Rigondeaux that Marroquin saw and under the same circumstance?

Maybe he should have gone to Vegas with Gamboa and they could have hid under Floyd's bed together.

boxeo#1 · 02-04-2013, 07:22 PM

Always been a big fan of Rigo but I think his (too) passive style and low punch output is gonna cost him the fight.
Donaire's gonna make him throw more than usual, tireing Rigo down the stretch and eventually busting him up.

Rigo is a joy to watch for me and I will be rooting for him though.

garfios · 02-04-2013, 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Hermit

Maybe he should have gone to Vegas with Gamboa and they could have hid under Floyd's bed together.

WTF are you talking about, do facts make you stupid?

SouthpawJab · 02-04-2013, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Hermit

Best excuse for having knees buckled when trying to be offensive minded I've EVER heard. Keep em coming.

He wasn't trying to be offensive minded. Marroquin stepped on his foot while Rigo pulled back.

SouthpawJab · 02-04-2013, 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Hermit

I thought Marroquin did touch him, no? Took a couple rounds and buckled Rigo's knees.

It's arguable that he even won that round, and he was dropped twice and outclassed the entire fight.

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turbotime Future Hall Of Famer East Side VIP Join Date: May 2012 Location: LA/Canada Posts: 18,647 vCash: 816	Re: Why Guillermo Rigondeaux beats Nonito Donaire Nice observation B! I'm still riding with Nonito in this one. They will exchange at some point and I think Donaire's heavier stuff will take it's toll.
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SJS19 Undisputed Champion East Side VIP Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Essex, UK Posts: 13,453 vCash: 75	Re: Why Guillermo Rigondeaux beats Nonito Donaire Donaire will lose eventually, but to a fighter who is physically bigger than Rigo. Top quality post BBall.
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boxeo#1 MMXIII ESB Addict Join Date: May 2007 Location: Better a professional amateur than an amateurish professional. Posts: 4,312 vCash: 4450	Re: Why Guillermo Rigondeaux beats Nonito Donaire Always been a big fan of Rigo but I think his (too) passive style and low punch output is gonna cost him the fight. Donaire's gonna make him throw more than usual, tireing Rigo down the stretch and eventually busting him up. Rigo is a joy to watch for me and I will be rooting for him though.
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