~ Guillermo RIGONDEAUX to fight on the Berto-Quintana card! ~

I agree with you on Lara he's the truth but you never know. Rigondeaux could turn out to be a solid pro, I can't wait to see his debut.

 

Watch out for Luis Garcia too:good

Only one has slipped up thus far is Yan Barthelemy, whatever happened to him, didn't he lose a six-rounder atsch

 

anybody can turnout to be a great pro, look at nate cambell...mofo has no amateur pedigree and he's considered an elite today...same with a lot of fighters....

but with rigondeaux, i dont get the hype...i mean, he sure as hell has great accomplishments in the am's, but does that surprise anybody, CUBA is known for that.....

that's like me being proud of my little cousin from mexico learning how to lay down tile :rofl:rofl

 

Didn't know Barthelemy had lost. Haven't seen much of Garcia.

 

:rofl:good

 

Yea he did, he lost his motivation.

 

Wow, this erislandy lara kid is taking boxing serious.

He'll fight on the undercard of hatton/pacquiao and on May 22 (the same date as rigo turns pro) he'll fight again!

http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?page=boxing/schedule/index

 

Whale of a talent, but he's starting old in perhaps the most stacked division in the sport- which also happens to be one where guys usually don't age all that gracefully. I'm very interested to see just what he can accomplish over the next 2-3 years.

 

I just came in my pants.

 

Alexi Acosta aswell!

 

if hes able to be as good in the pro game as he was as an amateur he will be a future pound for pound one.

 

And how exactly can you tell that he won't be great at pro too??

 

how can you tell me he will...

 

He has shown the skills and power to do so. Do you have any proof that IN HIS PARTICULAR CASE he won't be? NO? I kind of knew it. That's it. Thank you.

Please, don't bother bringing others' examples. We are talking Rigondeaux here.

 

He's almost 29 years old,he''ll have to hurry it up a bit.