Love the way all these prospects getting matched tomorrow. All getting close to double digit wins, soon TopRank will have many fighters capable of Headlining a show
This here seems to be one of the more insightful comments. I reckon the former matrix Loma is still there, but we will never see it unless he fights way more frequently and develops his groove and momentum. A properly prepared and hungry Lomachenko has not too much problem with Haney, Teo, whoever, even at this age... imo.
As far as individual criticisms, they all depend on which glasses one is looking through. Truth. The preconceived narratives around him make it difficult to hear an objective opinion.
Loma's activity rate is low in the fights he's looked bad in recently like Teo and now this one. The minute he turns up the aggression, he starts kicking their azzes and dominating the fights. He better be the aggressive type vs Haney or he's gonna lose every round by being at the end of Haney's jab. That fight is going to suck if Loma sits back and waits half the fight to get his offense going.
I didn't know Loma had haters. Lol. The guy fights for belts, is fun to watch and he has great skill. Respectful of other fighters. Why hate him? Kind of weird.
Ortiz landed some decent bodyshots and a few nice headshots. Loma landed way more clean power shots and was visibly hurting Ortiz over the last half of the fight. Fast hands and flurries made Ortiz seem like he was doing more than he was. He got ****ed up in reality.
Dude fights who he think he can beat hence he took a franchise belt to avoid haney
1. Being a Loma fan must be tough when watching his fights. He is the opposite of Canelo in that his punches do not look like homers. Are the judges seeing how clean they are? You only could hope.
2. The clenching strategy Ortiz had was effective to remove Loma’s inside game but it ****** to watch.
3. That was the absolute best Ortiz could do and it simply was not good enough. Please never rematch.
4. They better get some really good judges if Loma fights Stevenson or Haney because those are going to be insanely difficult fights to judge based on the nuances of the fast clean shots. I imagine that clean punching is going to be what decides who wins those fights.
5. Anyone that though Ortiz won needs to go back and watch the fight in slow motion. Ortiz did not land anywhere near as many clean shots as what you think.
No, no fighter that fought salido in their second fight would be dismissed, especially when they have the amateur pedigree that loma has. Name a single fighter in the last 30 years that fought someone as tough as salido in their second fight. You sound like a casual fan who is obsessed with zeros.
Dude came out of a war zone to take on a championship level fight after a year off and won and folks still gonna hate. Hype job? Dudes on here love to hear themselves sound ****** af.
salido was ranked three in 2011, one in 2012, and two when he fought loma in 2013. how is fighting the second ranked guy in your division a journeyman? a guy who has been a top fighter for years is a journeyman? he even moved up and became a top 3 fighter at 130 after the loma fight. why be this biased? he fought a really good fighter and lost a SD. even if he had lost to some random unranked guy, that still doesnt erase his actual accomplishments. so many people seem to love fantasy boxing where their boxers dont actually fight anyone but they keep winning to keep those fantasy points churning. id much rather have lomas career than tanks because tank has fought like 2 top 10 boxers his entire career and they were nowhere near the level of salido the journeyman while loma took a couple losses while compiling a much better resume
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