donaire vs. mathebula

wasn't he already ahead of Rigondeaux?:think

 

Yea,just look at nonito's list of opponents compared to rigondeaux.

 

Common sense,rigondeaux is the one that needs to step up his competition.

 

nishi is close to retirement. tr sugs

 

@ 122, I think Rigo is ahead of Donaire because his wins over Cordoba, and what's his name, the dude who beat the Japanese guy are more impressive than Donaire's Vazquez Jr., and that Argentinean guy. . . But Mathebula is a good bit better than Teon Kennedy, so yeah, he should move ahead. . .

Nishioka is clear number one. . .

 

BUt @ 122, Rigo has fought better comp. than Donaire. . Well, after Donaire fights (and assumes he beats) Mathebula, he should move ahead. . .

 

oh ****, nevermind, Donaire fought that Argentinean dude at 118. .

But I guess after he beats Mathebula, he;d be ahead of Rigo at 122. . . Cordoba was kind of on his last limb, and Rico Ramos really wasn't that good. . .

But technically "right now," Rigo has done more at 122.

 

Rigo- Donaire, winner fights nishioka to claim division supremacy

 

Narvaez was at 118. And Rico Ramos KO'd "the Japanese guy," Akifumi Shimoda.

Donaire will never fight Rigo. Never.

 

If it indeed happens, will you leave this forum?

 

I'd gladly like to be wrong, but nah.

I would bet, like, $100 on it, though.

 

MAthebula > Casey and Teon Kennedy. Just sayin!

 

I see Donaire grabbing the IBF, maybe going for a fight with Arce / fighting Nishi (either or, or both), and then moving to FW. He won't fight Rigo, and Rigo won't go past 122, I don't reckon.