Comments Thread For: Hughes Warns Kambosos His Best Chance Is Attack Against Lomachenko

[BoxingUpdates]

Maxi Hughes believes that George Kambosos Jr has to "throw caution to the wind" and fight like Orlando Salido to stand any chance of victory over Vasiliy Lomachenko
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[AmpMcv]

"Maxi Hughes believes that George Kambosos Jr has to “throw caution to the wind” and fight like Orlando Salido to stand any chance of victory over Vasiliy Lomachenko on Sunday."

ie: Punch Loma in the balls 36 times? Got it.

[The Common Man]

"Far from a natural lightweight" huh? Lomachenko is the very definition of a natural lightweight. The better part of the rest of the division isn't. https://www.boxingscene.com/14-day-w...z-1424--152238

[Boricua181]

"Maxi Hughes believes that George Kambosos Jr has to “throw caution to the wind” and fight like Orlando Salido to stand any chance of victory over Vasiliy Lomachenko on Sunday."

ie: Punch Loma in the balls 36 times? Got it.

Orlando Salido, broke every rule in the book, miss making weight, failed PED testing, and would foul you to death.
He was one tough SOB, but more importantly he was a discredit to the sport of boxing, because of all of his cheating tactic's.

[Boricua181]

I don't understand Maxi Hughes, he outpoints George Kambosos, doesn't get the decision, but he's giving the unlikely winner advise?
It shouldn't really matter though, because Vasiliy Lomachenko should beat Kambosos, due to his better overall boxing skill's.

[AmpMcv]

Of course its easier said than done but the blueprint to beating Loma is a good counter body attack. Loma knew Lopez was loading up to the body with every shot so it threw Lomas offense off. With Haney, his speed and length caught Loma with counter body shots on the way out.

Only problem with Kambosos is he's nowhere near as powerful as Lopez and he's not as fast or long as Haney. Imo, even a 50yo Loma beats out guys like Kambosos.

Yeah, Loma's lack of offense had nothing to do with him totally tearing his shoulder out in the second round. It was Lopez' body shots that slowed him down.