Lomachenko-Nakatani is way more intriguing than the PPV option

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  • JakeTheBoxer
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    #11
    It is a good comeback fight for Loma.

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    • shenmue
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      #12
      Barrios has a chance of the upset as well, not paying to watch it but it will be on my hulk itpv anyway.

      The jap will make the fight entertaining and hopefully he wins but i think loma on points.

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      • buddyr
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        #13
        Originally posted by shenmue
        Barrios has a chance of the upset as well, not paying to watch it but it will be on my hulk itpv anyway.

        The jap will make the fight entertaining and hopefully he wins but i think loma on points.
        "jap" is a derogatory term.

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        • SplitSecond
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          #14
          Should be a good fight. I was surprised by how much stronger and filled out Nakatani was vs Verdejo. Then I remembered Ward mentioning he had a terrible weight cut for the Lopez fight.

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          • eco1
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            #15
            Lomachenko will destroy Nakatani in less then 9.

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            • famicommander
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              #16
              I'll probably watch the BKFC show live and DVR the Lomachenko fight.

              The BKFC show has three journeyman boxers fighting for world championships against top level MMA guys

              Former UFC fighter Joey Beltran defends against Sam Shewmaker (4-1-1-0 in bare knuckle, 5-1-0-0 in pro boxing)
              Former Bellator fighter Luis Palomino defends against Tyler Goodjohn (3-0-0-0 in bare knuckle, 13-5-0-0 in pro boxing)
              Former UFC title challenger Thiago Alves vs Uly Diaz (2-0-0-0 in bare knuckle, 12-1-0-0 in boxing, 1-0-0-0 in pro MMA)

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              • PBR Streetgang
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                #17
                Originally posted by KTFOKING
                Good stuff, that's the fight you should watch then!

                Excited for it as well. Always nice to watch Lomachenko and Nakatani is warrior who won't stop bringing it. But Verdejo was beating him with ease, until he wasn't...I don't expect Lomachenko to get broken down like that.

                Lomachenko via wide UD.
                It's what I expect but I will be pulling for Nakatani. He's a big, rugged power puncher and he brings it. I expect Loma to use his footwork and angles to frustrate and potshot the Japanese fighter.

                As for Tank and Barrios, I expect it to be a decent action fight with an inevitable sudden ending; Barrios leaves himself wide open for a fight stopping left counter hook. The Lubin/Rosario fight is tempting but I can't justify the PPV for that.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by PBR Streetgang

                  It's what I expect but I will be pulling for Nakatani. He's a big, rugged power puncher and he brings it. I expect Loma to use his footwork and angles to frustrate and potshot the Japanese fighter.

                  As for Tank and Barrios, I expect it to be a decent action fight with an inevitable sudden ending; Barrios leaves himself wide open for a fight stopping left counter hook. The Lubin/Rosario fight is tempting but I can't justify the PPV for that.
                  Barrios took some major punishment from Akhmedov from rounds 5-11 and never dropped and still had power to drop Ahkmedov in the 12th round. I'm just not sure Tank blitzes him like many think nor am I completely sold of his power traveling to 140.

                  Yeah, Lomachenko should do his thing against Nakatani. He should be able to get his shots off at will and box well enough to take little punishment.

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