So where do you rank them now. I think both just have to be in the top 10. I have rigo at 5 or 6 and Donaire at 8 .
your views?
(both should be ahead of Broner ) :cool:
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So where do you rank them now. I think both just have to be in the top 10. I have rigo at 5 or 6 and Donaire at 8 .
your views?
(both should be ahead of Broner ) :cool:
so many views and no response? Come on boxing fans
Rigo had a good fight, but if its fought twice more, I think Donaire takes them both.Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645
Rigon isn't top 10, he only has 12 fights, that's 2 early. He has been fast tracked though.
Still saying Nonito is top 5.
I agree with you. Each man has done more in the ring than Broner has. Donaire shouldn't fall out of the top 10 just due to one loss to another super talent in Guillermo Rigondeaux.
Come on man, Rigo dominated Donaire , and there wasn't anything that showed that there would be a different result in a rematch. How can a dominated Donaire be higher than Rigo.? My point - both are elite fighters. Rigo is amazing , and Donaire is great.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosRigo had a good fight, but if its fought twice more, I think Donaire takes them both.Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645
Rigon isn't top 10, he only has 12 fights, that's 2 early. He has been fast tracked though.
Still saying Nonito is top 5.
I said that Rigo would win, but Donaire didn't seem up for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645Come on man, Rigo dominated Donaire , and there wasn't anything that showed that there would be a different result in a rematch. How can a dominated Donaire be higher than Rigo.? My point - both are elite fighters. Rigo is amazing , and Donaire is great.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosRigo had a good fight, but if its fought twice more, I think Donaire takes them both.Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645
Rigon isn't top 10, he only has 12 fights, that's 2 early. He has been fast tracked though.
Still saying Nonito is top 5.
But I refuse to say a boxer with 12 fights should be higher than Broner who has more than double his fights at 10 years younger!
Chavez Jr. is a young fella and has more fights than both so shouldn't he be higher ? ;D;)Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosI said that Rigo would win, but Donaire didn't seem up for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645Come on man, Rigo dominated Donaire , and there wasn't anything that showed that there would be a different result in a rematch. How can a dominated Donaire be higher than Rigo.? My point - both are elite fighters. Rigo is amazing , and Donaire is great.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosRigo had a good fight, but if its fought twice more, I think Donaire takes them both.Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645
Rigon isn't top 10, he only has 12 fights, that's 2 early. He has been fast tracked though.
Still saying Nonito is top 5.
But I refuse to say a boxer with 12 fights should be higher than Broner who has more than double his fights at 10 years younger!
Chavez is in my top 10. Klitschko and Guererro are not.Quote:
Originally Posted by HulkChavez Jr. is a young fella and has more fights than both so shouldn't he be higher ? ;D;)Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosI said that Rigo would win, but Donaire didn't seem up for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645Come on man, Rigo dominated Donaire , and there wasn't anything that showed that there would be a different result in a rematch. How can a dominated Donaire be higher than Rigo.? My point - both are elite fighters. Rigo is amazing , and Donaire is great.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosRigo had a good fight, but if its fought twice more, I think Donaire takes them both.Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645
Rigon isn't top 10, he only has 12 fights, that's 2 early. He has been fast tracked though.
Still saying Nonito is top 5.
But I refuse to say a boxer with 12 fights should be higher than Broner who has more than double his fights at 10 years younger!
I see your reasoning.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosI said that Rigo would win, but Donaire didn't seem up for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645Come on man, Rigo dominated Donaire , and there wasn't anything that showed that there would be a different result in a rematch. How can a dominated Donaire be higher than Rigo.? My point - both are elite fighters. Rigo is amazing , and Donaire is great.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosRigo had a good fight, but if its fought twice more, I think Donaire takes them both.Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645
Rigon isn't top 10, he only has 12 fights, that's 2 early. He has been fast tracked though.
Still saying Nonito is top 5.
But I refuse to say a boxer with 12 fights should be higher than Broner who has more than double his fights at 10 years younger!
For 1- Rigo has had an amazing amatuer career that somewhat ups his pro career
for 2 - broner has never fought a guy as good as Donaire
for 3 - Broner should have lost to Ponce
for 4- Rigo looks much more skilled than Broner
for 5- put Rigo at LWW and Broner at LWW - Rigo would win no doubt
I tend to agree. Donaire around 10 and Rigo around 5 (despite having just 12 pro fights).
How the fuck is Chavez in your top 10. P4P is suppose to neglect weight and just account for skill. Chavez refuses to fight anyone near his size. Nowhere near a p4p fighter.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosChavez is in my top 10. Klitschko and Guererro are not.Quote:
Originally Posted by HulkChavez Jr. is a young fella and has more fights than both so shouldn't he be higher ? ;D;)Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosI said that Rigo would win, but Donaire didn't seem up for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645Come on man, Rigo dominated Donaire , and there wasn't anything that showed that there would be a different result in a rematch. How can a dominated Donaire be higher than Rigo.? My point - both are elite fighters. Rigo is amazing , and Donaire is great.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosRigo had a good fight, but if its fought twice more, I think Donaire takes them both.Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645
Rigon isn't top 10, he only has 12 fights, that's 2 early. He has been fast tracked though.
Still saying Nonito is top 5.
But I refuse to say a boxer with 12 fights should be higher than Broner who has more than double his fights at 10 years younger!
My top 10 would be
Mayweather
Martinez
JMM
Ward
Broner
Rigo
Wlad
Matthysse
Mikey Garcia
GGG
I think Donaire was found out and can no longer be in the top 10. Pac been too inactive and lost last 2 to stay in top 10
I think for sure it enters Rigo into the boxing consciousness, but we can't put him top 10 p4p on just ONE win IMO. But with another couple of good wins, he definitely does enter into the discussion
Donaire is still in my top ten, Boxing fans seem to be far too fickle and then they complain why the best never seem to fight each other. Well lo and behold in the mirror and there's your problem. Rigo beat one great boxer I want to see him beat Mares too before I put him in top 10 p4p and this is coming from someone who bet on Rigo to win the fight.
#1 Ward... he's fought and beaten evry majior fighter in his weight class and domianted Dawson...
#2 JMM... his KO over Pac had alot of weight. He did something no one could do.
#3 Mayweather... Too inactive drops him .
#4 Wlad Klitsko... over 10 title defences in a row... litterally cleaned out the div.
#5 Martinez... lack of comp lately... still, he's a solid p4p'er.
#6 Froch... His convincing KO over Bute... this guys a stud,,rematch with Kessler should b a barn burner..Froch could win it.
#7 Manny Pac... still the most dangerous man in boxing.
#8 Vitali needs to fight more..too much inactivity... but no one can beat him.
#9 Danny Garcia... Devastating Ko's over Khan and Morales... undefeated.
#10 Mikey Garcia... i called this guy a stud 2 years ago... has the talent to clean out div.