Rigo: "Im #1 P4P Not Floyd"

I agree. I think he's ridiculously incredible, and now with a better W on his resume than floyd has ever had. I'm genuinely fine with him being number 1 or 2 right now.

 

What has Floyd done since 2007? The only impressive victory was Hatton and in hindsight not that impressive, certainly not on the level of dominating Donaire. Floyd is too inactive for a start, and beating Victor Ortiz and losing rounds against Cotto doesn't make you p4p #1. Floyd isn't dominant and hasn't been for a while, Ward and Rigo have been against better opposition and more recently.

 

When you beat a guy of Donaires caliber you have to be at least top 5 imo

 

yeah i don't think so.

Not ragging on Donaire but his two best wins are darchinyan and montiell. Great win but anyone who thinks that Donaire is some legend they obviously do not know ****.

 

Stop believing ever thing you read Floyd is not the best no matter how many times he says it on showtime Ward is 1 Floyd is lucky to make number 5

 

You sound like an idiot - mainly because you are. It's called smart boxing, if you've ever heard of it. Did floyd 'run scared' when he got chopped by Corley and took some time out? No. Same as Donaire. It's called taking time to recover - an intelligent strategy when youre hurt.

And Rigo is definitely higher than no.7 after that performance. That was a monstrous, behemoth (look it up) victory to his resume.

 

Yes I am. I know everybody disagrees with me about Loma but they'll see in time. I'm a big fan of Rigo and Loma but I am and always have been far more certain about Loma in the pro game. Lomachenko is the only boxer I've EVER seen who I cannot find fault with. Rigo is a master but his style does leave him more open, and he's not a good inside fighter. Lomachenko is good at all ranges, some people who see his recent fights can't appreciate just how good he is because it looks like he's taking shots on the inside when he isn't.

 

continue to beat top competition in the sport :hi::hi::hi:
Floyd has more skills

 

He probably does, but that's not translating to his performances in the ring. He's not dominant and there are many that you could argue would beat Floyd if they were in the same division. It doesn't matter how many tricks you've got in your bag if you get troubled by someone who has nothing else other than a jab.

 

You're a completely **** poster. **** off clown. :good

It was a joke to begin with.

Calm down. He did indeed give Donaire a boxing lesson though.

Take that to the bank and **** on outta here.

Hm, a possible top 5 p4p fighter would be a better place I suppose. Nothing more than that though.

He hasn't done ENOUGH to warrant a top 3 position.

Sure he completely dominated Donaire, but he needs a couple more good wins to get up there.

 

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Man you drunk? Ward num1?