Obviously with the power and skill that Donaire possess you can't completely rule out the possibility of winning a rematch. With that said, Rigondeaux was so clearly superior I wouldn't give him much more than a 10% chance in the rematch, and I don't really think there is any need for one either, what with how clearly Rigondeaux won
No you dip****, I'm comparing the competitiveness of the bouts. It's like saying that Trinidad would beat Winky in a rematch, that Pavlik could beat Hopkins in a rematch. It would never happen, and I used the Gatti example (because he's dead RIP) to emphasise the point that it would never happen.
i like Donaire, great fighter, but Rigondeaux has his number. as long as the same Rigondeaux turns up, same result is going to happen, maybe even a stoppage.
He does not have any boxing skill,to compete with rigo!!! All he want to do is fight Little guys! He know when he move up in weight,his power is irrelevant,and get KT FO!!
Donaire doesn't want a piece of rigo , he already said he's moving up or asking for catch weight . He will never fight rigo at 122. And if there's a rematch should be at 122 , the weight were nonito was p4p and champion. Besides I'm sure arum doesn't want nonito and rigo in the same room, ever.
At least he matched them. Donaire didn't need that fight. That **** is hardly commonplace these days, and you could go back even further: Mike McCallum, Charley Burley. Where were these cats shots at Hearns and Robinson? They didn't get them. And that's a comparison of Burley and Mike to Rigo, before anybody's panties get tied in a knot.