Bio
Guillermo Rigondeaux Ortiz hails from Santiago de Cuba, in Cuba and was born September 30th, 1980. Nicknamed “The Jackal,” the southpaw is a 2-time Olympic gold medalist having won the gold for Cuba in 2000 & in 2004 as a bantamweight. He’s also a 7-time National Champion for Cuba and allegedly has amassed nearly 500 wins as an amateur.
Rigondeaux defected from Cuba in 2009 and made his professional boxing debut later that year. In the 5 plus years Rigondeaux has been fighting professionally he’s gone 15-0 with 10 knockouts and has won the WBA & WBO super bantamweight world titles.
News
Rigondeaux Ready To Make History Against Solis
Russell Jr. Signs For Return
Rigondeaux Returns To Ring On January 13th
Rigondeaux Was In Talks With WBSS
Rigo Manager Furious At WBA
Rigondeaux Stripped of WBA World Title
Arum: Lomachenko Lacks Options At 130
Loma-Rigo Average 1.73 Million Viewers
Lomachenko Not Happy With His 2017
Rigondeaux Suffered Bruise, Not Fracture To Hand
Russell Jr. Signs For Return
Rigondeaux Returns To Ring On January 13th
Rigondeaux Was In Talks With WBSS
Rigo Manager Furious At WBA
Rigondeaux Stripped of WBA World Title
Arum: Lomachenko Lacks Options At 130
Loma-Rigo Average 1.73 Million Viewers
Lomachenko Not Happy With His 2017
Rigondeaux Suffered Bruise, Not Fracture To Hand
boxing Athletes
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Heavyweight
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Light Heavyweight
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Middleweight
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Welterweight
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Lightweight
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Featherweight
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