POLL**Guillermo Rigondeaux vs Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym**

Who would win and how?

 

Personally i think this is a very interesting match up. Seeing how Kratingdaenggym destroyed Dunne and outpointed one of my favorites Hosono, he must be regarded as one of the best today (Atleast in the division)

And Rigondeaux has his fine start as a professional and his outstanding amateur career talking his case.

Very good fight, but i think Rigondeaux will be too much for Kratingdaenggym

 

never seen that guy fight

 

i'm not voting because their names are too long

 

Can we wait until the cuban fight someone with a pulse???

 

Kratingdaenggym overwhelms Rigo. Just outworks him too much, and eventually overwhelms him.

If Rigo is willing to move and counter a little more than what I expect, it could look like Whitaker-Paez, with Rigo winning close.

 

Here's Kratingdaenggym if you haven't seen him
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXgwny6_Ous[/ame]
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PO8jyjfquAs&feature=related[/ame]

 

Do you Ricans have Cubanophobia or something? Is it the Rogers Mtagwa aftereffect that makes you troll in every Cuban thread? You could've posted on topic for once, but I guess you have no idea who the f*ck Poonsawat is.

On topic: Poonsawat is a danger to any SBW out there incl. Rigo, Caballero, Vazquez, Marquez etc. If you can't stop him getting on the inside you are pretty much f*cked, and he's very well conditioned to put on the pressure for the full 12 rounds. It's one helluva job to keep him away from you, but if you can use the Sidorenko-plan effectively, you can dismantle the Thai warrior, but it takes a more than a plan: skills, speed, punch output and good conditioning.

 

how can you even think off this fight when one is a solid champion bordering top 25 p4p lists with a four fight PRO novice ???

 

Kratingdaenggym via UD

 

Kratingdaenggym vs Hosono. A fight where he shows his relentless pressure and that he has a great chin.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPmppfxGuD4&feature=PlayList&p=425A893C4A28F4CB&index=0[/ame]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXULottSrfk&feature=PlayList&p=425A893C4A28F4CB&index=1[/ame]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toOfPE4fSPQ&feature=PlayList&p=425A893C4A28F4CB&index=2[/ame]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoS-ptfHX28&feature=PlayList&p=425A893C4A28F4CB&index=3[/ame]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5ur6dXkZTc&feature=PlayList&p=425A893C4A28F4CB&index=4[/ame]

 

Because Rigo is probably more sound technically than most of todays champions are, AND because there's a good chance he'll become one this year. Remember the dude is turning 30 this year so he'll have to speed up his career unlike many others have to.

And btw, he's had five fights.:deal

 

You serious? THAT many for Rigo KO? Poonsawat can probably beat nearly any SBW out there.

 

:rofl

You my friend, obviously have never heard that Rigondeaux is a " legendary Cuban amateur Boxer, one of the best ever "...

Do you know that Rigondeaux with just 5 pro fights has more rounds than any 30-0 fighter?

Do your research, Rigondeaux is 2 times Olympic Gold medalist, 7 times Cuban National Champ, PanAm games Champ, 3 or 4 World Amateur Champ...

This will be enough to put the Asian guy with the weird name to sleep, or give him a Cuban boxing lesson!!!

Bring him on or Caballero on, it's Rigo time... :good

 

yes 5 sorry, theres speeding up your career and theres fighting a tested world champion, in another 4 or 5 decnt testing fights with good fighters time he might be ready to share a ring with poonsawat but still wouldnt think hed beat him, pros are an entirely differnt game to the ams