Is Lomachenko ready for Salido?

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  • The Gambler1981
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    #21
    He might be able to win that fight, Salido is still pretty good still very tough and rugged but he is getting pretty long in the tooth so he can get out boxed.

    Lomachenko fight a lot like an amateur still so even with all his physical advantages and even technical advantages that could cost him against a seasoned pro.


    Another interesting question is it better for him long term to win or to lose to Salido, he would probably learn more and have to develop more as a fighter if he lost, if he wins will he keep honing his craft in the ways he needs to truly make the most of his talent.

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    • HarvardBlue
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      #22
      If Lomachenko wins he would go straight to being a top contender. If he loses, his career will suffer greatly before it's even started. Salido is a tough out for anyone let alone someone in their second fight. Unless Arum know something we don't, this move has a lot more risk than reward. However, the idea of him fighting Rigondeaux sooner is very intriguing.

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