Comments Thread For: Devin Haney: I'll Show That Vasiliy Lomachenko Is Not A Master Boxer

[deathofaclown]

This is one b.s. comment. Seven thumbs up are just pure tribalism. When Loma broke his thumb he adjusted or are you that ignorrant of that fight. To think Teo had anything of value in those first 6 rounds just negates your logic. He did nothing. Loma clearly was hurt. Loma has plan A, B & C. He's ready for and has seen everything in his 382 fights before the pros. You just want to diss Loma cause you have a hidden agenda. Bravo. You failed.

Not at all

the 382 amateur fights didn’t prepare him for Salido’s rough house tactics did he it?

nor did it prepare him for a longer man like Lopez who was prepared to be patient and control range with a long jab and pivot. The reason he wasn’t prepared for that is because you didn’t really get opponents like that in the amateurs when he was around, because he come
through the amateurs system when it was about tallying points. Tip tap boxing. So they had to have high workrate over a few rounds. If you used Lopez tactics in the amateurs back when Lomachenko was fighting in the Olympics, you wouldn’t score enough points. But the pro game is very different to the amateur system back 10 years ago or so.

Don’t argue with me son, I have forgotten more about boxing than you will ever know, you will look ******

[MulaKO]

Yes Devin , this old version of Loma

[Boro]

If you ever been license and been in a ring with a fighter that had a weight advantage you will feel it everytime they azz lean on you. Anyhow,...

Who could know back in the day that there would be more than a few giants fighting in the heavyweight division?? Marciano was a heavyweight at 188 pounds. Lennox Lewis, the klitchko brothers, Rid**** Bowe or fury's 277 POUND punk-azz would stomp Marciano little azz into the ground like a rivet, if he were still alive and boxing today. Sooner or later you gotta admit I'm tellin the TRUTH.

Emanuel talked about creating a super heavyweight division, ALL THE TIME, so he knows like I know. You folks just never been in a ring.

A weight advantage is a weight advantage...it doesn't matter what division you're in.

fury's 40 POUND weight advantage does count that's why his punk-azz put on that extra weight. fury's team already admitted he purposely put on the extra weight to have a size advantage and because they knew they could get away with it. I am NOT making this up. Imagine what happens to fury if he gets in the ring at a normal weight. fury probably would never wake up.


At the end of the day Deontay still floored his azz several times and knocked him OUT if you look at fury's face and his eyes. fury was out cold. Just cause he got his azz up don't mean jak. Everybody in boxin know fury-azz was sleep.

If you don't believe me, just google "fury putting on extra weight to fight" or somethin to that effect, it'll pop up. But who could know fury ignorant azz would come into a fight weighing a ridiculous 277 pounds?? The heavyweight division needs a weight limit right now. And then create the super heavyweight division Emanuel Stewart talked about.

Deontay or his people should have demanded a weight limit, but who could have known fury punk-azz would try such a stunt??

And no I won't admit you are telling the truth because you're ******, Wilder was fine fighting an almost 400 pound Dustin Nichols and Fury was 256 pounds in the first fight were you are claiming he was "out cold" same weight as Breazeale, no one complained about his weight advantage.

No one complained when he fought the super middle weight Damon McCreary and he weighed 262 pounds compared to Wilder... need i continue, you're making excuses for Wilder being mediocre it's as simple as that.

I literally give you an example from "back in the day" you clown Musiana was 184 pounds against Carnera who was 264 and he stopped him, there has always been giants just they never had technical skills.

The only reason Manny Steward even mentions super heavy is because the big guys are actually skilled now and not just lumbering oafs, not because of their weight and their advantages become more pronounced because of their aforementioned skills.

These guys like Wilder could easily go to Bridgerweight or Cruiserweight but they don't want to miss out on the paydays that come with the blue ribbon division, it's that simple and the powers that be don't want a division called "super heavy" because it paints a terrible picture in the mind.