Somebody name someone that might have chance against Loma?

The Loma haters know in their heart he is the best 130 boxer in the world so they demand that he go to 135 and if he beats everyone at 135 they will demand he go to 140 and so on.The same goes for GGG. They don't want them to continue to win. They want them to lose no matter how much bigger boxer it takes to beat them.the kid is really good, but his a natural lightweight. That was his weight not too long ago. It have to come a time when he will need to fight fighters his own size. 135 is his real weight, 140 is not a stretch... Not everyone can do what pacquio did of course, or even Duran who went all the way from 135 to 160. Even though he should've fought at 126-130. But he really likes food and party.

Jorge Linares, Mickey Garcia, T. Crawford (too big for lomachenko, methinks)

Salido won’t beat him as he is now. Can’t see anyone below 140

I’m struggling... No seriously, that footwork is too crazy, is there anyone out there that can beat him as he is now? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C8RTIGbW0AAe_Nj.jpg

Orlando Salido This fat ballbusting poota was gifted a win despite landing less punches (142 to 164) than Loma. :gay: Loma's big mistake was he did not manage to finish the dirty sucker-punching pig in the 12th round of their 1st fight. If they agree on the 2nd one and judges are same low-blow tolerant, I predict an easy win for Loma by early 1st round KO after vicious uppercut to Siri's balls.

Orlando Salido https://i.imgur.com/vXe5Zxy.jpg

He is a natural 130 pound boxer. It's not really fair to match him against today's best welterweights. I doubt he can beat Crawford but he shouldn't have to fight Crawford any more than Crawford should have to fight Jacobs. I agree. But I wouldnt compare Jacobs and Crawford. Loma and Crawford could do a cw right now probably. But Again, I wouldnt put him against proven ww's like Thurman right now.

Someone at the higher weights that he cant hurt, that will keep coming forward. Pressure from bigger men, will stifle anything from a slick fighter. You can keep moving, and bobbing, and weaving, but dude's going to march right in. In order to beat him, you dont really have to outthink him, or outbox him. Just be bigger, stronger, and come to him. Thurman can do it, but he will try to outbox him, wait around thinking too much, and get picked apart. I would give an arm and a leg to see him face Crawford. Loma is here to outclass you. Crawford is here to figure you out through determination, and beat you down. I dont know if Loma has that iq to outthink opponents when the going gets tough. But we know he can move all over ya ass and pick you apart!He is a natural 130 pound boxer. It's not really fair to match him against today's best welterweights. I doubt he can beat Crawford but he shouldn't have to fight Crawford any more than Crawford should have to fight Jacobs.

No boxer his weight fighting today can beat him in my opinion.

Orlando SalidoAw hell, you know you are lying.

I’m struggling... No seriously, that footwork is too crazy, is there anyone out there that can beat him as he is now? Someone at the higher weights that he cant hurt, that will keep coming forward. Pressure from bigger men, will stifle anything from a slick fighter. You can keep moving, and bobbing, and weaving, but dude's going to march right in. In order to beat him, you dont really have to outthink him, or outbox him. Just be bigger, stronger, and come to him. Thurman can do it, but he will try to outbox him, wait around thinking too much, and get picked apart. I would give an arm and a leg to see him face Crawford. Loma is here to outclass you. Crawford is here to figure you out through determination, and beat you down. I dont know if Loma has that iq to outthink opponents when the going gets tough. But we know he can move all over ya ass and pick you apart!

I don't see anyone at 130 or below beating Loma

Orlando Salido LOL good one. I don't know if he would beat Lomachenko, but I would have loved to have seen him in the ring with Eusebio Pedroza. The way that Loma is retaliating for dirty tactics now, it would have been an all-time classic!

Garcia is the only one around that weight that can hang with him but even then i still think he wouldnt be able to figure out lomas style. Crawford on the otherhand is in my eyes the best fighter today and dont see how loma gets close to him at all with the size/reach advantage and similar skill levels.

The Loma haters know in their heart he is the best 130 boxer in the world so they demand that he go to 135 and if he beats everyone at 135 they will demand he go to 140 and so on.The same goes for GGG. They don't want them to continue to win. They want them to lose no matter how much bigger boxer it takes to beat them.

Nobody under 140

iv'e been following boxing for quite a long time...and tbh, I didn't even care about any of this bs til I started posting on forums. nsb is among the most toxic. it really is...but there are some really good, insightful, posters if you can weed thru the BS

sure does...but one preceded the other and potentially helped to spawn the loma hate ive been a boxing fan for awhile...ive been on boxing message boards for awhile.....floyds career spawned a war between races that will probably now go on for years on the internet...maybe even decades it would be nice if everyone started with a blank slate and everyone gave every guy a chance.....but now if you bag on golovkin(even though ur white urself and dont bash loma or kovalev) you automatically are labeled as having an "agenda" ...when in fact he just hasnt impressed you it actually amazes me that some people cant even, for a second, fathom why someone might question or knock golovkin...some guys are so far up some guys arses they cant concede an inch iv'e been following boxing for quite a long time...and tbh, I didn't even care about any of this bs til I started posting on forums. nsb is among the most toxic.

indeed...doesn't mean haters don't need to be called on it. the hypocrisy you pointed out goes both ways too. sure does...but one preceded the other and potentially helped to spawn the loma hate ive been a boxing fan for awhile...ive been on boxing message boards for awhile.....floyds career spawned a war between races that will probably now go on for years on the internet...maybe even decades it would be nice if everyone started with a blank slate and everyone gave every guy a chance.....but now if you bag on golovkin(even though ur white urself and dont bash loma or kovalev) you automatically are labeled as having an "agenda" ...when in fact he just hasnt impressed you it actually amazes me that some people cant even, for a second, fathom why someone might question or knock golovkin...some guys are so far up some guys arses they cant concede an inch

thats fine if you think he lost the first one...but floyd got him right back in there and beat him even though he didnt really have to.....and the haters still till this day talk about it even after he had a pretty damn good career.....so weve seen the playbook before right? you should expect it and remember that other fighters have had the same cross to bear as loma indeed...doesn't mean haters don't need to be called on it. the hypocrisy you pointed out goes both ways too.