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    Default Re: Is Guillermo Rigondeaux Too Good For His Own Good

    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Swanson View Post

    Your do see that the god you are describing is a dick right? Deciding which man gets beat up on who better feeds his ego, it's shameful. I know very few regular people of such low character.
    No, I do not. God is righteous in defining what is good and what is bad, since he is the creator and owner of everything. God does not respect a person, he respects faith. That's just the way it is, now deal with it.
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    Default Guillermo Rigondeaux Facts

    1. Guillermo Rigondeaux straps a harness around his body and pulls Ford Excursions 5 miles uphill twice a day. Then afterwards, he jumps in the pool and remarkably comes out dry as a bone. ( he pulls the Excursion while also carrying a refrigerator over his shoulders at the same damn time.)

    2. Guillermo Rigondeaux also shadowboxes in a pool of wet cement, though before Donaire fight they switched to yogurt

    3. Guillermo Rigondeaux conditions for body shots by paying MLB players to throw fastballs at him all day

    4. Guillermo Rigondeaux eats lightning and craps thunder.

    5. Guillermo Rigondeaux spars with Chuck Norris

    6. Guillermo Rigondeaux is doing laps in a quicksand pit and heard he runs hundreds of miles at a time with the Kenyan Olympic team atop a mountain.

    7. During the runs with Kenyan Olympic team, Guillermo Rigondeaux consecutively beats one by one world records at 100 m, 200 m, 400 m, 800 m, ... up to marathon. He is gracious enough not to compete at running, so that Kenyan people can have some food.
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    Default Re: Is Guillermo Rigondeaux Too Good For His Own Good

    Dude is fucked he is in a low weight class is boring as can be and just gave the biggest star near his weight a boxing lesson dude is fucked. No one cares about anything below ww even lw is pushing it. I mean Look at Wald he is boring as fuck and makes 15 mill a fight know why because he a hw.

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    Default Re: Is Guillermo Rigondeaux Too Good For His Own Good

    Rigo is a master boxer, he made Donaire look a fool and I always rated him, yes like many Cuban
    boxers they are to good for the rest, they may not be the most entertaining but they win.

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    Default Re: Is Guillermo Rigondeaux Too Good For His Own Good

    Quote Originally Posted by Dia bando View Post
    Rigo is a master boxer, he made Donaire look a fool and I always rated him, yes like many Cuban
    boxers they are to good for the rest, they may not be the most entertaining but they win.
    It was quite a show. Here is was in his 12th fight as a pro against a guy that was as high as 3 on some of those phantom lists. A guy known for his strengths and speed on the inside and countering ability in the kill zone. Rigo made him look like a guy they pulled off the street. I think he took Donaires heart in the process. I'll be surprised if he beats Vetyeka this weekend.

    As for this generation of Cubans, I think for the most part they have been a group of underachievers and slackers. Consider Perez. The guy entered most likely entered the least competitive division since Marciano and has showed ambition on the level of a sloth. Btw I was really looking forward to the Jennings fight. Gamboa has absolutely wasted his talents.
    Lara has thought the world needs to come to him but to his credit he's another guy most don't want to fight. Rigo needs out of Top Rank and even then he's a star wrecker now(bad for business) and the way the risk and reward system works today, he will be hard pressed to get a marquee fight. I agree with the point on the weight class also. The best weight classes in boxing are the ones that are ignored.

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    I don't think so. He just needs to go up in weight and start fighting big names. No one really cares about the divisions below 140 or 135 unless you're a hardcore fan. If he started fight names right now and beating them he'd blow up like manny did when he went up in weight. I guarantee it.

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    Default Re: Is Guillermo Rigondeaux Too Good For His Own Good

    Fighters like Rigo, Floyd and Sweat Pea are not watched by the majority of fans for the skills but by who they fight. These fighters have to unify titles, go up in weight and take extra challenges to get the attention of mainstream boxing fans never mind mainstream public.
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    Default Re: Is Guillermo Rigondeaux Too Good For His Own Good

    In a word, Yes

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