Rigo v Jazza Dickens

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British boxing has gone berzerk recently.

This is fantastic

Just waiting on the news that Roman Gonzalez is stepping up to fight Stuey Hall
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Boxerbeetle wrote:This is absurd and brilliant.
X2 :TU: :bag:
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i will be attending this for sure but me thinks its just a stepping stone to the Frampton/Quigg winner
Either way :bag: :bag: :bag:
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Itll end up like rigo vs that willie casey lad
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Think I need to start looking for a cheap hotel in Liverpool!
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Dickens will get one hell of a shellacking if this comes off. There is no way that a guy who gets put down by Barry will last the distance with Rigo. it is not going to happen.

I`m heading to Hamburg tomorrow for a long weekend lash up with the boys.

I will send my regards to the brasses in Geizz, as I slowly destroy their tea towel holders.

Love it.
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blanca wrote:Itll end up like rigo vs that willie casey lad
Doubt it Rigo should have blasted out his last opponent but he carried him 10 and stunk the place out.
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Naandrew wrote:
blanca wrote:Itll end up like rigo vs that willie casey lad
Doubt it Rigo should have blasted out his last opponent but he carried him 10 and stunk the place out.
Yep, whilst the top HBO execs were ringside, sat amongst the boo'ing fans.
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Master stroke from W@rren! Fairplay

Was already going to this but absolutely buzzing for it now.

His title's won't be on the line of course not, in reality to Rigo and his team I'm sure they see this as a standard keep busy fight (which has the bonus of being in the UK to push the case with Frampton/Quigg) but still we get to see probably the best technician around on our shores.
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ste1983 wrote:His title's won't be on the line of course not, in reality to Rigo and his team I'm sure they see this as a standard keep busy fight (which has the bonus of being in the UK to push the case with Frampton/Quigg) but still we get to see probably the best technician around on our shores.
Of course not? I don't understand.
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Horse wrote:
ste1983 wrote:His title's won't be on the line of course not, in reality to Rigo and his team I'm sure they see this as a standard keep busy fight (which has the bonus of being in the UK to push the case with Frampton/Quigg) but still we get to see probably the best technician around on our shores.
Of course not? I don't understand.
Well its just a tick over 10 rounder for Rigo isn't it
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ste1983 wrote:Well its just a tick over 10 rounder for Rigo isn't it
Why not tick over in a 12 rounder?
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Horse wrote:
ste1983 wrote:Well its just a tick over 10 rounder for Rigo isn't it
Why not tick over in a 12 rounder?
I know what you getting at and kind of agree if your a champion and your fighting something the titles should be on the line but we both know its just not the done thing in this type of fights.

Not saying I agree just saying thats how it is.
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Good to see more top class overseas fighters fighting in the UK, and good for Jazza for taking the fight.
But am I the only on who thinks this has got 'snoozefest' written all over it.

Also glad to hear Tete on the card, excellent little fighter. If he really is moving up, I'd like to see him vs McDonnell.
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ste1983 wrote:I know what you getting at and kind of agree if your a champion and your fighting something the titles should be on the line but we both know its just not the done thing in this type of fights.

Not saying I agree just saying thats how it is.
Generally it is done for this kind of fight.

Rigondeaux just doesn't seem to want to make any good decisions with his career.

This should be a 12 rounder. I see no good reason why it shouldn't be.
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Horse wrote: Rigondeaux just doesn't seem to want to make any good decisions with his career.

This should be a 12 rounder. I see no good reason why it shouldn't be.
If the choice was 10 ten round or no fight, then I'd rather the fight happens over ten rounds.
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ttornado wrote:If the choice was 10 ten round or no fight, then I'd rather the fight happens over ten rounds.
Why is that the choice?
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Maybe Warren has done it cos he thinks it gives Jazza more chance of an upset. Jazza was well up against Galahad until around the tenth when he gassed if I remember correctly.
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Horse wrote:
ttornado wrote:If the choice was 10 ten round or no fight, then I'd rather the fight happens over ten rounds.
Why is that the choice?
It's irrelevant anyway, didn't Rigo get stripped by the WBA? If he did and it would be 'just' the Ring title on the line, and Dickens beats him, everyone will regard him as 'the man' anyway, in the same way as Tyson Fury.

Don't fret - Dickens has zero chance anyway.
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Horse wrote:Why is that the choice?
Could be fitness, or perceived bias in UK judging.
The honest answer is I don't know, but I'd rather a 10 rounder than no fight.
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ttornado wrote:Could be fitness, or perceived bias in UK judging.
The honest answer is I don't know, but I'd rather a 10 rounder than no fight.
Why would he be worried about being robbed over 12 rounds, but not 10 rounds?

It just seems like a bad choice for Rigo and everyone else.
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Horse wrote:Why would he be worried about being robbed over 12 rounds, but not 10 rounds?
Less at stake if it's a non-title fight
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ttornado wrote:Less at stake if it's a non-title fight
Cowardly decision from the overrated Cuban.

I'd love to see Rigo get laid out by Dickens.
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Horse wrote:Cowardly decision from the overrated Cuban.
Why is it cowardly? But 12 rounds wouldn't be? Odd thinking there.
Fighting over ten rounds to stay busy is perfectly reasonable.
There is a wealth of historical precedence for such fights.
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Horse wrote: I'd love to see Rigo get laid out by Dickens.
I'd love to win the lottery but that isn't happening either.
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