Former world champion Guillermo Rigondeaux (23-3, 16 KOs) made quick work of Dannis Aguero Arias (20-3, 17 KOs) on Tuesday night at the E11EVEN Nightclub in Miami, Florida. The 44-year-old Rigo took out Arias with a body shot in the first round to claim the vacant WBC International super bantamweight title.
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….damn Rigo.
Why are you knocking people out now?
He’s probably going “Monster hunting” now.
Pfff! That would be an early death Lucie!
44
44 is what he says; a carbon test could help to estimate his age.
I wished so much more for Rigo’s career. He incredibly skilled.
Not his fault. As Bob Arum said, he was just too good that he was not exciting enough at the time. A boxer that many other boxers and their managers wanted to avoid.
Arum destroyed Rigo forcing him to go up from super flyweight to feather to face Lomo.
No he went from Super Bantam. Moot point Loma and Rigo are the same height. Rigo destroyed himself fighting in a style that paying customers avoided