A re-match made in heaven?
Deposed champion Nonito Donaire Jr. wants a rematch against Guillermo Rigondeaux and has called out the Cuban World Boxing Association and World Boxing Organization (WBO) super bantamweight titlist to fight at 126 pounds or even at a catch weight that both sides agree on. Donaire (31-2 with 20 knockouts) suffered a unanimous decision loss against Rigondeaux (12-0 with eight knockouts) two weeks ago costing the Filipino Flash his WBO and The Ring title belts. Top Rank chairman Bob Arum, Donaire's promoter, however, is also thinking of pitting the 30-year-old Talibon, Bohol-born fighter against World Boxing Council titleholder Victor Terrazas (37-2-1 with 21 knockouts) of Mexico. Donaire no longer wants to continue fighting at 122 lbs. after encountering weight problems before his 12-round unification bout against Rigondeaux and now wants to climb up to the featherweight (126 lbs.) division. "Going down to 122 would be a ...