Guillermo Rigondeaux vs. Joseph Agbeko & James Kirkland vs. Glen Tapia RBR

U want to do what to him now?

 

You will look as lame as your jealous posts, if you ever get in the ring With boxing God Rigo :smoke

Rigondeaux is #1 P4P that's the most modest opinion

I am convinced he schools lots of sloppy heavyweights Pep style...that's unproven though, so #1 P4P for now

 

Agbeko is intimidated by Rigo's speed and power.

 

Guillermo offers to give Nonito another beating, Rigo a G.

 

:good

 

Fook dis gonna watch V8 supercars!!

 

It's the Keyboard predictor :twisted:

 

Good night for Cubans, two top level performances.

 

This fight should help Donaire regain his confidence, no shame losing to GOD

 

HBO did showtime a huge favor by putting this against their card. Granted the other card isn't as great either but it was better then this crap.

 

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Jealous? Wtf I was shitting on Agbeko for not trying anything and making this more of a fight. Then you come in and say I should get in the ring with Rigondeaux wtf dude what has that got to do with anything? Was I insulting your hero by merely suggesting that Agbeko can do anything else?

Jesus christ give me a break fangirls like you are what ruins this site. :fire

 

rigondeaux good but boring. you wont see him on tv very often anymore.

 

Boxing masterclass by Rigondeaux. The fight scored itself, 12-0 rounds for Rigondeaux, 120-108 points, and all 3 official judges scored it the same. All 12 rounds were the same, Rigondeaux boxed perfectly, with rhythm like a metronome. His workrate was low, maybe even lower in the last 3 rounds, but his jab was a rangefinder, and he landed consistently with his jabs, straight lefts, bolo punches, and occasional body shots. Agbeko was mesmerized, he stood still in pocket, showed no lateral movement, gave no angles, and was mostly unable and unwilling to throw any punches. His corner told him before the 8th round to "start taking chances", but it made no difference. On those rare occasions when Agbeko did initiate, he was quickly countered with 3-punch and 4-punch combinations. Rigondeaux showed supreme balance, handspeed, defense, and foot movement, and barely broke a sweat all night. Crowd started booing late in 10th, and booed again halfway through the 12th, and you could tell the arena was mostly empty by the end of the fight. I guess Rigondeaux might take that on board if he wants big money fights, but he will always have purists who appreciate his sublime skills.

 

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