where is Rigondeaux?

I very much hope that Cuba will soon be a free and open society.There are so many good fighters there,so many talented young guys.
Music,sport,culture-Cuba is a bloody rich nation reigned by a bunch of incompetent geezerss.

 

According to a poster in another thread, Oner won the battle for Rigondeaux's soul.

 

Its a good thing too, that means we can see him here in the States.

 

Rigondeaux himself has always maintained that he's signed with Oner. It's the Paddy raising the stink, but I imagine he has some kind of a contractual leg to stand on, otherwise Oner would just ignore him.

 

Any news about his debut?

 

Will the you please stop with that ****ing States thing. Like Gary Hyde wouldn't put him over in the States?

Just because you haven't seen Perez, Acosta or Garcia, for **** sake they've had like 4 or 8 fights between them. And they are heading to America. You will see them.

 

true there fighting there by the end of the year

 

Whilst guys like Perez and Garcia may have a patience is a virtue like attitude. Rigondeaux is a little older than the other guys I believe, so the rush to get him seen in The States is understandable.

 

Garcia is ****ing incredible. Apparently beat up on Froch for 4 rounds before the Pascal fight. Who knows, I reckon he may of roughed up his ribs and that may be why he complained about his ribs hurting after the fight. He's a good body puncher.

Perez is great aswell. He's like Tyson but obviously not that level. Short, stocky, built like a brick **** house, and great combination of speed and power. I think he can go far as long as his lack of height doesn't hinder him.

Acosta I haven't seen much of, what I have seen I've seen him throwing pretty wild punches. Apparently he's huge for a bantam and hits very hard at the weight.