Donaire vs. Rigondeaux - Saturday night fight/chat thread

[TitoFan]

Reason #1. Donaire vs. Montiel



Reason #2. Donaire vs. Darchinyan



Reasons #3.
Donaire has been fighting as a Pro since 2001 (12 years) and 32 fights, he's on a level way above Rigondeaux in Pro and Championship experience. Rigondeaux had a ton of fights as a Cuban amateur, but he's never faced anyone close to as good as Donaire, as an amateur or in his 11 fights as a Pro. Rigon will get outclassed, outboxed and KTFO April 13th.

Thoughts?

I agree. Too much, too soon for the young Rigondeaux.
One thing Rigo has going for him is Pedro Diaz. He's an excellent trainer with a wonderful track record.
But still....

[Mars_ax]

Reason #1. Donaire vs. Montiel



Reason #2. Donaire vs. Darchinyan



Reasons #3.
Donaire has been fighting as a Pro since 2001 (12 years) and 32 fights, he's on a level way above Rigondeaux in Pro and Championship experience. Rigondeaux had a ton of fights as a Cuban amateur, but he's never faced anyone close to as good as Donaire, as an amateur or in his 11 fights as a Pro. Rigon will get outclassed, outboxed and KTFO April 13th.

Thoughts?

I agree. Too much, too soon for the young Rigondeaux.
One thing Rigo has going for him is Pedro Diaz. He's an excellent trainer with a wonderful track record.
But still....

Rigon isn't 'young', did you mean he has little Pro experience? Regardless of his 400 fights or how good Rigon was as an Amatuer, there's no way in hell he's going to step up with only 11 Pro fights under his belt and beat one of the best P4P fighters in the world.

[TitoFan]

Reason #1. Donaire vs. Montiel



Reason #2. Donaire vs. Darchinyan



Reasons #3.
Donaire has been fighting as a Pro since 2001 (12 years) and 32 fights, he's on a level way above Rigondeaux in Pro and Championship experience. Rigondeaux had a ton of fights as a Cuban amateur, but he's never faced anyone close to as good as Donaire, as an amateur or in his 11 fights as a Pro. Rigon will get outclassed, outboxed and KTFO April 13th.

Thoughts?

I agree. Too much, too soon for the young Rigondeaux.
One thing Rigo has going for him is Pedro Diaz. He's an excellent trainer with a wonderful track record.
But still....

Rigon isn't 'young', did you mean he has little Pro experience? Regardless of his 400 fights or how good Rigon was as an Amatuer, there no way in hell he's going to step up with only 11 Pro fights under his belt and beat one of the best P4P fighters in the world.

Young as in inexperienced in the pro ranks.