Team Cordoba wants Rigondeaux rematch !!!

WBA reviewing Cordoba-Rigondeaux


Well well well, now it seems that the WBA will analyze a protest made by the managers of Panamanian boxer Ricardo Cordoba, who lost a split decision on November 13 against Cuban double Olympic Gold Medalist Guillermo Rigondeaux for the WBA interim super bantamweight world title. Cordoba’s managers hope to get a direct rematch. A group of experts may also review the fight video . “That type of fighting generated many comments,” said WBA vice president Gilberto Jesus Mendoza. “The championships committee will analyze them, but everything is a process.” Judges Nelson Vasquez, Puerto Rico (117-109) and Ruben Garcia U.S (114-112) scored it for Rigondeaux. Raul Caiz U.S (114-112) had Cordoba winning.

That's exactly what happens when you leave " doubts " in a win. Even though that Rigo definitely won that fight, by him getting on his bicycle in the last rounds it generated controversy. I hope that Rigondeaux learns from now on to attack more and don't leave any doubt when he wins. Let's see what happens, but either way Cordoba is a sore loser, because he still lost clearly. It seems that Cordoba wants to get Rigondeaux mad inside the ring if the rematch happens, and no doubt this time Rigo will end the job that he didn't finish. Let's see what happens...

Opinions ??? :good

 

Well, Cordoba didn't do anything to win that fight. He spent the last 6 rounds chasing Rigo around the ring and getting hit in every round by Rigo's combos. Cordoba lost easily the first 6 rounds and also the last 6 rounds. I mean, he clearly lost and that judge who gave Cordoba his vote is either totally blind or totally Biased... :-(

I doubt the rematch takes place but if it does, Rigondeaux will finish the job this time. Rigondeaux better learn from now on, finish the job and don't leave any doubts in the pros... :good

 

Are you serious? Cordoba was given a complete boxing lesson and badly knockeddown in the first 6 rounds, then in the last 6 he tried to hit Rigondeaux but failed miserably. Speaking about being Biased! :-(

 

Rigo's knockdown wasn't almost a knockdown. He tipped one glove in the floor and wasn't nearly hit with that punch. But rules are rules and he did touched the floor and as a great amateur that he was he didn't complain because he knows what are the rules. The only round that Cordoba may have won is the 6th ( and tightly ), so the rest went to Rigondeaux. :-(