Rigondeux doesn't stand a chance against Donaire.

Did I say anything about height? I said he look stronger than them, and he does, you don't have 2 agree with me, more power to him, if I was boxing and I could kept myself in a weight class that I have all the advantages, I'll do it, don't you?

 

don't have an accurate data but 15M sounds absurd. that means around 15% of the total pinoys are active boxers. i can recall that every year, pinoys have at least a champion or two even in their worst years. at this age of multiple sanctioning bodies and several weight classes, there's bound to be a pinoy champion each year especially at the lower weights.

i only called you on it because you are confidently sure with your statements as the truth and you added a sweeping generalization afterwards. i would not hesitate to brand you again if you are not careful with your statements.

 

looked stronger because he actually stopped montiel. before they met, montiel actually looked the stronger guy of the two looking at their common opponent in concepcion. even the other champions at 118 looked bigger than donaire like agbeko and mares.

 

Do your own a factory or something, are you a Cowboy? Because you can take that brand and stick up your a$$, and I had never being carful in my whole life, what I don't like to do is offend ppl hiding behind a keyboard just because I don't agree with what they saying, and you are probably right that 15 millions is a little too much, but your country is known for his fighters and is a lot of poverty there, so I may not b that much off. The 20 years span is a little too much, I'll say from 5 to 8 as average, from Espinosa to Pacquio and now Nonito, how about it?
PS. I'm going tune out for awhile, I have a couples matches going on (chess) did I tell you that Cubans are good at chess too, we even had the only latin world champion, Capablanca, and baseball we are very good at that too, track and field, volleyball our Island sleep and wake up with sport, nothing wrong to be proud of your heritage, just like I'm. Take care puga, and from now on I'll b called Diao Ni.

 

Rigo needs more seasoning against top contenders, because he gets smeared at this point.

 

Rigo is being underrated because of his last performance. I have no reason to believe he is unable to get a decision against Donaire.

 

Rigondeaux is like Mayweather safety first,always safety. We will see Rigondeaux throw more punches as he get more bigtime pro-experience.
And his left to the liver put everybody to the canvas and most dont come up again.

 

I wouldn't dismiss Rigo's chances here. He's happy to invite a fighter forward and counter-punch, so he could possibly turn Donaire's agression against him. He's also a tremendous body-puncher.

Rigondeaux looked bad last time out while Donaire was spectacular but that doesn't count for anything if they were to fight each other.

 

exactly.

 

wtf a 7fight pro is being accused of ducking P4P no3 now?

 

Are you telling me that Nonito doesn't look bigger
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nice

 

What an exciting live is it!
Rigo was rising his pigs in his apartment in Havanna just in 2007, to just feed his hungry children, and now we are here fancing about a bout him and the number 3 P4P.
Amazing! Gas Rigo!

 

When he's 35 :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl

 

coming from you that was a shocker! :rofl