Will Rigondeaux go down as one of the biggest quitters in boxing?

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Will Rigondeaux go down as one of the biggest quitters in boxing?

  1. Yes

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  2. No

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    42.1%
  1. KingFury64

    KingFury64 Active Member banned Full Member

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    Biggest quitter ever?
     
  2. The Kentucky Cobra

    The Kentucky Cobra Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    I dont think enough people cared about this fight.

    Its no Sharkey vs Dempsey.
     
  3. Farmboxer

    Farmboxer VIP Member Full Member

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    Rigo was just totally outclassed. Lomachenko was faster, Rigo had no chance at all.....................Lomachenko did not want the fight, but boxing fans wanted it, so many were not giving Lomachenko a chance at all.............such as Danny Garcia, Roberto Duran, the Rigo fans, the YouTube videos, etc.
     
  4. minemax

    minemax Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I would say yes. Especially after all his Twitter bravado.
     
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  5. Beyonce Wilder

    Beyonce Wilder Active Member Full Member

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    no. it's not like he was ahead or winning the fight like quitali quitschko was.
     
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  6. The Akbar One

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    Not at all. He was three inches shorter, and probably at least 12 pounds smaller in the ring. He did his morning rehydration weigh in fully clothed and only weighed 130.
     
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  7. Birmingham

    Birmingham Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    Highest level quit job of all time. Theres been worse, but not at that level !
     
  8. rhin0z>

    rhin0z> Boxing Addict Full Member

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    i will believe rigo had a hand injury until its proven he did not or he did. Looking at the fight it would not matter anyway he was not winning the size difference was just too much against loma one of the most talented boxers in the sport. Rigos home is 122 and now i understand why he never wanted to move up.
     
  9. Gil Gonzalez

    Gil Gonzalez Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    I don't hold it against him. He's old and had a good career. People overreacted to the Donaire win. Just like they're overreacting now.
     
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  10. Paranoid Android

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    Nah, the reaction was appropriate. Donaire was on fire, a P4P guy, and Rigo clowned him.
     
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  11. uppercut_to_the_body

    uppercut_to_the_body Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Rigo was outclassed. He wasn't winning the fight even if he was injury free. But it may have been entertaining at least, the only thing Rigo had over Loma was the power in the left hand, but if he did break it then it explains a lot.
     
  12. TinFoilHat

    TinFoilHat Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Rigo quit as soon as he realized he wouldn't be able to constantly foul and get away with it. That other bum from USA Andre Ward would have done the same if he was not allowed to foul against Kovalev.

    Both disgraceful human beings.
     
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  13. Birmingham

    Birmingham Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    There was also a skill difference. Age is Loma's Daddy, nobody else !
     
  14. Gil Gonzalez

    Gil Gonzalez Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    Styles make fights. Much worse guys than Donaire have done much better against Rigo. Donaire fought a stupid fight. Plus that fight was much closer than people claim.
     
  15. jyeahfosho

    jyeahfosho mrtechnicalboxer Full Member

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    Yes. Boxing is a lonely sport who have no sympathy or guilt for quitters. The harsh cold truth