Lomachenko calls out smaller Rigondeaux, while Avoiding Walters

Rigo's got decent skills and pop, but everyone knows he's packing the most fragile glass found on the island of Cuba in those whiskers of his. Yunieski Gonzalez is known by the moniker ''The Monster'' in his homeland, because unlike the vast majority of Cuban fighters he can take a semi-decent shot on the chin, hence why he has the confidence to come forward and take the fight to the opponent and you don't see him backpedaling around the ring at breakneck speeds in mortal fear of getting clipped by the wind of a punch like you do like most of his countrymen.

But as sturdy as Yunieski's whiskers are for a Cuban fighter, they're still forged out of Cuban glass albeit way stronger glass than 99% of Cubans mandibles are made of. In Cuba, Yunieski's chin is considered top of the scale of Cuban glass strength and durability. Cuban glass doesn't come any stronger than Yunieski Strength.

Have you ever wondered why you often hear Cuban fight fans use the expression ''él tiene un buen Yunieski'' to describe fighters that display impressive punch resistance (by Cuban standards that is)? The English translation of that is: He's got a good Yunieski. Well look what Gvozdyk just did to Yunieski.. to the fighter considered by his own people to be far and away the most granite-jawed Cuban fighter ever. Gvozdyk shattered that glass with ease. You see even the sturdiest Cuban glass is still terribly fragile when measured by the rest of the world's standards.

This is the strongest Cuban glass in the world

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If you want to know how fragile Rigo's chin is, Rigo Strength is literally bottom on that scale. As fragile as Cuban glass gets.

Loma via savage highlight reel KO1 Rigo.