I wouldn't mind seeing Rigo fight the winner of LSC vs. GRJ, but I don't want either fighting Rigo before they meet! I wouldn't mind seeing Rigo vs. Brandon Figueroa either!
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Some Competition at 122 for him now: Rey Vargas, Danny Roman, TJ Doheny, Emanuel Navarrete...
I think he should try to win a Belt again at 122 and maybe wait Naoya Inoue to move up that could be a Mega Fight for him.Comment
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I think his options are very limited. He's still high risk but, after the Loma fiasco, even lower reward than before.Comment
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Thats an awesome news, Always knew Riguendaux was a trooper, how about Loma at 135 for all the belts ?!Comment
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Hahaha. Here goes that ****** manager writing checks Rigo ass can't cash. Geesh. Rigo fought a bum. And at pro, is a bum. Hell I even read in this chat someone actually starting say top guys are ducking rigo lmao. Good to see rigo went to PBC and got paid what he is worth ($25k) since everyone else was ripping him of and not giving him proper respect hahaComment
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He aint on the right side of the street for any of those guys. Really too old to go through the whole climbing up rankings, eliminators process. Be 40 by the time he gets a shot.Originally posted by sicko View PostComment
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I don't think he would have to do much to get back into position for a Title Shot especially for the WBA Title which was his Belt that he never lost. I think Next Rankings Update he will be right back in probably the Top 3Originally posted by Randall Cunning View PostComment
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Nope. He should be fighting at 118. Bantamweight is loaded with VERY capable guys who’d likely face him. shoulda gotten in the WBSS.
hope PBC at least mismanages him into more frequent appearances.Comment
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there are bigger names at 126, no reason to stay where he is, with his reach he wont have any problems fighting at featherweight, 38 already, got to make your mindComment
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Gary Russell is the fight I want to see.Comment
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