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    Originally posted by el_locoteee View Post
    Is funny because Agbeko vs Rigo was as entertaining as Loma vs Walter. Aka boring as hell, both fight, not because of Rigo or Loma but the competition lay an egg.

    Compubox punches/round

    Rigo 71 vs 30 Agbeko
    Loma 62 vs 37 Walter.
    LOL. 7 rounds vs 12 rounds (2013). Try to think before writing something.

    Rigo wants money now. If he loses he can say Loma is out of our world.
    Last edited by Ajvar; 12-03-2016, 06:28 PM.

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      Originally posted by !! Shawn View Post
      You can't really blame him. Like all the cubans they grew up being taught you get up a point and then defend. So they all tend to fight just above the level of their opponent. Its hard to drill out so many years of that system.

      But Rigo has show us he can rise to the occasion when it is called of him.

      If he can still do it at 36 is yet to be seen. But I hope we get to see him in against atleast 1 more top level fighter in his career.

      Yeah, he has had some boring performances. Some of it is just bad matchmaking. Some of it is him.

      You have to remember, people thought Agbeko was going to bring it. Agbeko shelled up once he realized what he was up again.

      When Hasegawa gave an effort, Rigo put on a great performance.

      If you put in a guy that will gut it out and never stop trying, you will get great fights from Rigo.

      When you put him in with journeymen who are use to losing and mentally give up after 1 round of realizing how hopelessly outclassed they are, Rigos inclination isn't to make it an exciting fight when the opponent decides they just want to survive the night.
      Exactly. And Loma is that guy who will gut it out and never stop trying. There might be other fighters in upper weight divisions that can bring out the beast in Loma, but there's no one besides Loma that will be able to bring out the beast in Rigo.

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        The truth is just the opposite of what Arum says. Right now Rigondeaux is the best fighter Lomachenko could face. The previous defeat to Salido was controversial in several ways. It was his first pro fight, Salido used many dirty tricks not allowed in amateur fights. And even then many thought Lomachenko had won.
        Knowing what he does now, Lomachenko would no doubt defeat Salido. Rigondeaux is the only fighter at Lomachenko's skill level right now. It would be a great fight! Arum is trying to protect his investment and Rigondeaux is a threat to that!
        Last edited by bikeboatski; 01-16-2017, 10:49 PM. Reason: left words out

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