Tough fight to pick at this stage, I'd like to see Rigondeaux in with another top guy before I could really determind, but at the moment I'd pick Donaire over the distance
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Tough fight to pick at this stage, I'd like to see Rigondeaux in with another top guy before I could really determind, but at the moment I'd pick Donaire over the distance
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Ramos was lucky to have that ranking, he earned it in a jab fest against Shimoda, lucky shot and that's all it takes. It was a paper ranking clearly. Furthermore, Ramos applied nothing in the way of resistance as he fought scared and just looked to survive.
I believe that Donaire would actually bring out the best in Rigondeaux and it would be an amazing close fight with Donaire's power being the determining factor down the stretch. So no nothing new for me, same opinion.
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I'd like to add, if Rigondeaux is supposed to be fast tracked like all the talk about him was, how come he only fought 1 round last year?
Yeah he got his belt this year, but still he should be fighting way more regularly than that if there is any hope to break him of his am habits.
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The Rigondeaux that fought Cordoba does not get by Donaire. Once Cordoba got up from the body shot in the early rounds, Rigondeaux no longer looked unbeatable. I would like to see the fight though.
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Donaire Would Rather Fight Gamboa Than Rigondeaux - Boxing News
Donaires says that he prefers to face Nishioka or even Gamboa than Rigondeaux because he believes Rigondeaux's style lends itself to boring fights. While I thought Ramos had a lot to do with their fight being boring, I see Donaire's point.
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