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Lomachenko open to fighting Rigo at 126 no BS CW

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    #41
    Lomachenko destroys him. He's also number 5 on my p4p ***y boy fighters.

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      #42
      Lomachenko speaks the truth.

      If you want the fight, meet the champion on his terms.

      And what he says is right. There are number of fighters over the years, who cleaned out their divisions and moved up.

      Notably Mayweather, Pacquiao, JMM, ....even Guerrero and Broner.

      And at least DONAIRE had the guts to test his limits at 126.. You have to respect that,..a smaller fighter testing himself against a guy much bigger than him.

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        #43
        Lomachenko being a champion after only 4 pro fights is a joke. And I don't give a phuck that he had an impressive amateur record.

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          #44
          I can't wait till this fight. Rigo whoops ****stanko. He juss a Youro bum who got a giff win over GRJ.

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            #45
            Even tho it's southpaw vs southpaw I still wanna see it. Hopefully rigo takes it, if not it's understandable cause he is small at 122

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              #46
              Originally posted by Strategic1 View Post
              And at least DONAIRE had the guts to test his limits at 126.. You have to respect that,..a smaller fighter testing himself against a guy much bigger than him.






              Best start respecting Rigo then

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                #47
                I respect Rigo... but if no one wants to fight him at 122 ...there's obviously guys willing to fight him at 126.

                Put up or shut up.. he isn't a big money draw so guys like Lomachenko will say no to CW.

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                  #48
                  Originally posted by Mr 117-111 View Post
                  I read that interview and agreed with everything he said. Rigo is my dude but he needs to dare to be great.

                  A lot of people want to put him in the top 2-3 pound for pound and compare him to mayweather without proving it in the ring.
                  SMH. The only rigo fan without an excuse

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                    #49
                    Originally posted by Strategic1 View Post
                    I respect Rigo... but if no one wants to fight him at 122 ...there's obviously guys willing to fight him at 126.

                    Put up or shut up.. he isn't a big money draw so guys like Lomachenko will say no to CW.
                    Hes got more chance of getting fights at 122 where he is champ than he does at 126 where Bob Arum is running things.

                    Plus its not like the fights at 126 are huge money fights. Frampton is probably the biggest draw of all his potential opponents.

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                      #50
                      Originally posted by Tom Cruise View Post
                      Hes got more chance of getting fights at 122 where he is champ than he does at 126 where Bob Arum is running things.

                      Plus its not like the fights at 126 are huge money fights. Frampton is probably the biggest draw of all his potential opponents.
                      It's all about legacy. There's a lot of good featherweights right now. It's a hot division. If Rigo dominated 126 and ended up beating Lomachenko,...he'd perhaps be an ATG especially in the lower divisions.

                      But if he's just content staying where he is,..he'd be another great fighter..But will he be remembered 20 years from now?

                      A lot of casuals don't know anything about 122 or below.. 126 is where you can get a bit more respect. Not much of a difference... But it's an original weight class.

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