Vic was winning because he adjusted his style if he had fought Donaire like the first time he would have been KO'd before the 5th this time, Vic attempted to box and surprisingly did better than everyone expected but still got KO'd, because he is shot, also if Vic could do that well doesn't that devalue Rigo's win just a little?
here we go again rigo dominated donaire when he had all the momentum and was dominating everyone donaire hasn't been the same since that loss to rigo.donaire's confidence has taken a hit plus vic is a tough ******* and he hates donaire and was really motivated to beat him.all that plays into why vic did better in the rematch.pre rigo donaire is different from after rigo if you get what Im saying.
I don't know. I think he owes Vetyeka a rematch after the way their fight ended first. Besides, Vetyeka is ranked higher. Boxrec has him at number 5 in his division versus Walters who is ranked 7 in the world. Seems like if you were going to leap frog over Vetyeka a better match would be against Mares or Gonzalez.
Donaire had his confidence taken making him more cautious than he should have with Vic.For the Rigo fight Nonito was distracted his wife was pregnant and he didn't consider Rigo a threat, boxers are human beings fans tend to forget that, you know sometimes people lose focus and that's exactly what happened to Donaire.
Donaire taking on a tough hombre in this one so he deserves a lot of credit.Walters looks like the real deal,A great card presented again by the #1 boxing channel-HBO. Showtime could use this as a lesson on what standard of fights they should broadcast.
So you clearly enjoyed the superb matches being presented by Showtime?Your idea of good match making and mine a clearly different!atsch
What was wrong with the Brook-Porter card? 3 World titles on the same card with some of the biggest up and comers in the world on the under card?