Who wins? Rigondeaux-Mares?

[ViperSniper]

(04-17-2013 07:35 AM)and the NEW Wrote:  lol, yeh there are 3 of them. I'm talking about Tomoki, Koki is a Bantam.

Tomoki is only 21 and has been winning his fights easily.

Koki has been in a few close calls since his loss to Wonjonkam and while a good level fighter, diesn't look to be anything great.

Glad your talking about the youngest Kameda, Tomoki ATN!! I was gonna make a thread about the lil one cuz I've read a bit on him! His pro career has been based in Mexico which would have given him a whole different/extra experience than his older brothers! The plan is to make history within the family to be the first to have 3 brothers win world titles, with two being done before! He is meant to have a small following over in Mexico, being Japanese!

Soo..is he any good?? And how far can he go??

[and the NEW]

Good Qs Viper. He is still so young, but he has beat some decent guys already for his age. I don't think we can judge him until he gets to the world title stage and makes a few defenses, or until he takes on a legit, top notch bantam. The talent pool there is pretty large and I think Alexander Bahktin will probably be the one to watch.

[TheFonz]

Rigo outclasses him.

[and the NEW]

For interests sake, these guys actually fought in 2003 in the amateurs at the Pan-Ams. Rigo was like 23 and Mares was about 18. Rigo won 17-7, that is pretty wide for an amateur fight. Rigo was actually more aggressive when he was younger though, in the Sydney Olympics (when he was 20) he was an animal.

[damarvelous1]

Rigo wins but it would be a lot closer (and exciting) than the Donaire fight.