Nishioka contemplating retirement if he's not next after Mijares

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  1. megavolt

    megavolt Constantly Shadowboxing Full Member

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    Nishioka wants Donaire only

    from the scene

    his promotor also says that negotiations are going well with Top Rank :roll::rofl

    what about Rigondeaux?

    If he retires, who is ducking?

    post ur opinion:bbb
     
  2. BigBone

    BigBone Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I'm trying to fill the plothole here...

    Are we talking about Donaire here? Nonito is fighting Mijares? :blood
     
  3. cesare-borgia

    cesare-borgia Übermensch in fieri Full Member

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    Yes
     
  4. Cotto(e)

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    The Speed King would send Rigondeaux breaststroking back to Cuba with a straight left.

    :deal
     
  5. megavolt

    megavolt Constantly Shadowboxing Full Member

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    i know right
     
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    NiPPON!!!!

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  8. megavolt

    megavolt Constantly Shadowboxing Full Member

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    Now that it's nearing, will Donaire fight Nishioka after SMASHING Mathebula (as he's expected to)?
     
  9. JMP

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    Nishioka deserves a big fight. He's been around forever and has put together a damn good run.
     
  10. megavolt

    megavolt Constantly Shadowboxing Full Member

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    :deal I think Nishi deserves it first before Rigondeaux and not just because the latter is high risk-low reward
     
  11. JMP

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    Right there with you on that. He's proven himself against better opponents and for a longer period of time than Rigondeaux.

    Hopefully he can get his chance to really shine under the spotlight. I've always liked Nishioka.
     
  12. Boxed Ears

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    Well, he was expected to smash his last two by the majority, and he did not. I wouldn't count my unifications before they hatch. Let's remember, Donaire's in his fourth weight class and hasn't lost in, what, ten years? The perception is that he's a young man, because he's in his late twenties and he's performed so well for so much of his career that the expectation is he's going to have everything he wants by the balls. Another title, another weight class, whatever he wants. Maybe he's really more at the end of his rope and about to hit a wall than just beginning...:err Regardless, Nishioka has been battling around for years, had a big championship trilogy-er-no-qu-...quadrogy(sic?) before he even became champ. If he wants to retire soon, I don't blame him. If this doesn't come off, I'm not throwing around the 'd' word. Sometimes it just doesn't happen and you can't throw it all on one fighter. Especially when we have promoters. :D
     
  13. Eastcoast

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    Isn't Mares the WBC mandatory?
     
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