Nonito Donaire v Guillermo Rigondeaux

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Holy shit Bunce is annoying. Can't wait for this fight to stArt!!!
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Tomasino wrote:Holy poo Bunce is annoying. Can't wait for this fight to stArt!!!
Tell me about it! He doesnt half bang on about shit
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Come on Nonito!!
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bengulnaci1 wrote:Come on Nonito!!
Massively pumped for this fight!
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Really intriguing first round!
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Re: Nonito Donaire v Guillermo Rigondeaux

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Rigondeaux to smart !
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Re: Nonito Donaire v Guillermo Rigondeaux

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A certain someone did say Rigo would school him.to smart and fast,you only hurt what you hit!
GO ON RIGO!!!!!!!!
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Re: Nonito Donaire v Guillermo Rigondeaux

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Not highly entertaining, but Rigo showed excellent boxing skills, speed, and ring IQ, while Donaire fell into the trap of fighting Rigo's fight.
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Donaire blew it, to wary of what was coming back from Rigo's ( who although looked sublime at times needed to throw more ) Donaire seemed to lose complete focus with his swollen eye in the last when he should have gone for broke as he clearly lost the fight
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Re: Nonito Donaire v Guillermo Rigondeaux

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Rigo was far too slick for Donaire. I thought he won handily. Had a few quid on Rigo points win :TU:
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I had Rigo winning handily too: 117-111 (9-2-1).

Couldn't see more than 4 rounds for Donaire.
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Donaire was really out of sorts , and it couldn't have came for a worse opponent.

Rigo was really entertaining in the opener, but he reminded me of Andre Dirrell for large spells after the first round - and was booed for about 4 consecutive rounds for his non-engagement with Donaire.

Donaire could have really been in that fight if he'd feinted and thrown more, even if he missed. I bet the punch stats are shocking.

As it stands he lost handily and I'm glad the judges didn't shaft Rigo.

But I won't be up late ever again to watch him, I'll catch the highlights instead.
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I don't think Donaire can complain about the result, he looked too cautious and seemed like he didn't have any idea on how to deal with Rigondeaux.
I'd like to see a rematch because I would be interested in how Donaire would deal with him a second time.
Not the greatest of fights, not the worst but certainly not the classic we all hopes for.
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A rematch! No thanks.. Rigo pissed it. Donaire is moving up.
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Let's'be honest here, Guillermo was in a different class for me.

He was on a different level. Superb defence and a wicked left head.

Look at their faces after the fight. It tells a story.

I had the sound down as that massively annoying yank, with his utterly biased commentary, was doing my nut in.

Who is that guy? He picks a fighter and refuses to see what the other guy does.
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forcefraser wrote:Let's'be honest here, Guillermo was in a different class for me.

He was on a different level. Superb defence and a wicked left head.

Look at their faces after the fight. It tells a story.

I had the sound down as that massively annoying yank, with his utterly biased commentary, was doing my nut in.

Who is that guy? He picks a fighter and refuses to see what the other guy does.
I watched it with no sound too. Roy jones talking shit does my nut in.
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I had commentary down to a whisper and only turned it up when Provo was shown and camera went onto Bradley 'no he is not my friend!' When asked.
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ShadrachSimmo wrote:
forcefraser wrote:Let's'be honest here, Guillermo was in a different class for me.

He was on a different level. Superb defence and a wicked left head.

Look at their faces after the fight. It tells a story.

I had the sound down as that massively annoying yank, with his utterly biased commentary, was doing my nut in.

Who is that guy? He picks a fighter and refuses to see what the other guy does.
I watched it with no sound too. Roy jones talking poo does my nut in.
Wasn't Roy jones it was Timothy Bradley. The main commentator is referred to as "the colonel" fornicate knows what his real name is haha
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Re: Nonito Donaire v Guillermo Rigondeaux

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What now for rigo up to featherweight for a possible fight with mares? If not who else could he be matched up with? Some achievement in 12 pro fights!!!
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Omerta wrote:What now for rigo up to featherweight for a possible fight with mares? If not who else could he be matched up with? Some achievement in 12 pro fights!!!
Not sure mate,

But I laughed last night at Twitter, because De La Hoya said "Should have taken the 3 mill" which was a dig at Donaire not fighting Mares I think..

..Then someone replied, " Why not tweet about Rigo instead? I know, cos he'd whip your entire stable! " and everyone retweeted it to death.
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ShadrachSimmo wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Rigondeaux all day long for me,a chance to win some ££££££
I'm thinking the same. 10/3 points looks good value.
Certainly was :TU:
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Re: Nonito Donaire v Guillermo Rigondeaux

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Rigo is just a sublime boxer, near untouchable. But it's no wonder he can't get any sponsers for his trunks ( valium maybe ? )

Through all the crap colonel Bob was speaking, Bradley got it right - Nonito had the massive problem of having to really let his hands go against an ultra defensive boxer, who was probably capable of knocking him out with that straight left hand if he did.
He didn't want to risk it, as you could see by the respect he showed Rigo - he tasted some of that power early and realised that the crafty Cuban was waiting for him to walk on to a bomb.
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Re: Nonito Donaire v Guillermo Rigondeaux

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Omerta wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:
forcefraser wrote:Let's'be honest here, Guillermo was in a different class for me.

He was on a different level. Superb defence and a wicked left head.

Look at their faces after the fight. It tells a story.

I had the sound down as that massively annoying yank, with his utterly biased commentary, was doing my nut in.

Who is that guy? He picks a fighter and refuses to see what the other guy does.
I watched it with no sound too. Roy jones talking poo does my nut in.
Wasn't Roy jones it was Timothy Bradley. The main commentator is referred to as "the colonel" eff knows what his real name is haha
I could maybe have put up with Bradley. Lederman etc I can't stand.
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Re: Nonito Donaire v Guillermo Rigondeaux

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Deserter wrote:Don't know exactly why, given I accept it's not far off a 50/50 fight, but I've got a sneaky suspicion Rigondeaux is going to take this fairly clearly on points. Just think his style could give Donaire issues he's never experienced before.
Great prediction Deserter :TU: Donaire was ponderous and totally befuddled by Rigo's speed and movement.
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Re: Nonito Donaire v Guillermo Rigondeaux

Post by btahthezone »

Not the best fight for excitement but donaire never got going. Rigo defiantly won this fight but it was very cautious. Rigo v mares now get it on... I would like to see donaire v Santa Cruz if I'm honest.
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