What is next for Rigo?

Cent0089
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What is next for Rigo?

Post by Cent0089 »

Not a good way to end his boxing career. Unlike many others i like his boxing style a bit. What do you like to see?

- retire from boxing
- get a title shot at 126 (Mares, Santa Cruz, Russell ? He can defeat all of them IMO)
- Stay at 130, maybe Miguel ROman is interesting option
- fight against some no namers

Bad for him is, that probably no matchmaker want to pay him for fight
tigermoth87
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by tigermoth87 »

Retire hopefully.

Rigo was awful for boxing. I'm glad he quit like a bitch and is hopefully gone.
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by Boxing Prospect »

Complain that boxing hates him, says they stitched him up, the referee was against him and make excuses. It's what he's done through his career so far, so why change now?
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by Ricky_ »

Retire. What a quitter.
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by hsr0818 »

el hecho de que dos boxeadores invictos hayan abandonado la pelea contra lomachenko habla mas de un manejo del boxeo, rigondeaux se veia que estaba peleando por obligacion, y lo mejor que pudo haber hecho era retirarse por una "lesion", de todas formas iba a perder en las tarjetas al llegar a la decision, y lomachenko gano la pelea sin haber conectado a rigondeaux.
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by caldo2025 »

On one hand, I’m bummed that this fight was such a loser from the start and failed to entertain me for a minute.

On the other hand, we don’t EVER have to hear how Rigo is the best ever ever again. No more P4P Lists. Career=ruined with those 2 words- no mas. Pathetic.

Hey Rigo, pull up the tape of Cotto last week fighting with one arm. That’s how you go out. Punk.
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by Badhusker »

First I give tremendous credit to Loma for the win. He came to fight. What Rigo did though, is take away satisfaction of what we all could have seen. What a black eye for boxing.

Imagine if every fight we see when one guy is dominating half way through, and the other guy just quits because the going is getting tough? His trainer should have told him to suck it up and fight and don't quit like a coward.
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

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Retire and play checkers in Miami.

He wasn't getting beaten up badly enough to quit.

Why didn't he try to land a bomb?
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

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I'm not always against quitting. Shannon Briggs could have quit against Vit and Abdusamalev could have quit against Perez.
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

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Tony1244 wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 12:01 I'm not always against quitting. Shannon Briggs could have quit against Vit and Abdusamalev could have quit against Perez.
..neither am I..I believe this time though it was a different kind of quitting ..a result of frustration, helplessness, unwillingness to continue..
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

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greg wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 12:52
Tony1244 wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 12:01 I'm not always against quitting. Shannon Briggs could have quit against Vit and Abdusamalev could have quit against Perez.
..neither am I..I believe this time though it was a different kind of quitting ..a result of frustration, helplessness, unwillingness to continue..
Agree. He had only about 25 minutes in front of him. What else did he have to do?
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Hopefully he retires; he stinks. He did virtually nothing after the first round except hold and survive. Pathetic.
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by Ruthless-RKO »

No fights for him at super-bant.. he should fight at featherweight. Most the guys there went from super-bant to avoid him. So he can trap them there.

Galahad wanted to fight him.

He can fight LSC, Frampton, Quigg etc too.
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by DrDuke »

He has lost to the guy, who is considered the best there is by many. He was outclassed, but wasn't battered or something like that. And that was even not in his weight-class. He can move down or search for some other big fights. He's still able to box. Yet he has nothing to prove. He can continue for some time for extra money, probably he will.
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by jamesmcdonnell »

I do wonder if he just turned up for the payday against lomo, he didn't really seem to have much self belief in there. He just tried to survive. I think once he realised there was a fair chance of getting beaten up, he wanted out ASAP.

It didn't seem the performance of a guy who believed he could win.
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by greg »

..should go back to his weight, fight a decent/top guy, win and retire..
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by locoxelbox »

I think he should retire. Any aura of invencibility he had is way gone now and his heart isn´t in the sport anymore apparently. Why continue? Who wants to pay to see a faded Rigo continue fighting?

Of course he can still win a title in his weight class again but it´s only a matter of time before some other younger, hungrier fighter makes him quit again.
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by Oiky »

Get out of the sport

Jacker

No heart
Ilya Muromets
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by Ilya Muromets »

Pathetic. Billed as the best fight of the year, it was the worst fight of the year. His pay for last night should be withheld. Let's see the x-rays of the "injured hand".
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by drunkenpiper36 »

At nearly 38 years of age and only appearing on average once a year, his best days are behind him. He had a good run. Won a lot of title fights and his only defeat ( thus far ) is to Lomo. Think he should leave it at that.
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by Jip »

He is better than anybody except loma. Rigo is p4p the second best boxer in the world. Prople have not much bixing knowledge and forget how good he is. He would beat frampton, leo, berchelt!
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by Stuarty »

Deportation and prison in Cuba :maybe:
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by Badhusker »

Jip wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 16:48 He is better than anybody except loma. Rigo is p4p the second best boxer in the world. Prople have not much bixing knowledge and forget how good he is. He would beat frampton, leo, berchelt!
You are fornicating delusional. Rigo is nothing more than a loud mouth and a coward, and proved it to the world.
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by Jip »

Badhusker wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 17:41
Jip wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 16:48 He is better than anybody except loma. Rigo is p4p the second best boxer in the world. Prople have not much bixing knowledge and forget how good he is. He would beat frampton, leo, berchelt!
You are effing delusional. Rigo is nothing more than a loud mouth and a coward, and proved it to the world.
A quitter that would still beat frampton & leo

Some of the biggest warriors have been quitters, duran
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Re: What is next for Rigo?

Post by Badhusker »

Jip wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 17:45
Badhusker wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 17:41
Jip wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 16:48 He is better than anybody except loma. Rigo is p4p the second best boxer in the world. Prople have not much bixing knowledge and forget how good he is. He would beat frampton, leo, berchelt!
You are effing delusional. Rigo is nothing more than a loud mouth and a coward, and proved it to the world.
A quitter that would still beat frampton & leo

Some of the biggest warriors have been quitters, duran
Duran was a big pussy for quitting also. I won money on that fight, one of the few I have ever bet on. SRL fought stupid in the first.
That doesn't change the cowardice that Rigo showed last night. I doubt he even fights again. He should be embarassed, just like Walters and go away. Anyone with decent skills with a high work rate is bad news for Rigo.
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