Could Lomachencko topple SRR as the no 1 ATG?

[DannYankee]

Lomachenko can be the GOAT, I'm not saying he will be but saying after 2 pro fights that he has no chance whatsoever is plain ridoculous and ignorant.

As long as you stay on Mars without the access to the internet for good, I'm fine with it.

I would send you the message from mars with my telekinesis that I could have a "chance" of developing. I think my msg would go like this "Lmfao I'm on mars sending you mind messages bish and Lomachenko still can't see the GOAT spot with a telescope but you both can see me with it"

[damit305]

Who the hell voted "Yes"?

[FightingWords]

Who the hell voted "Yes"?

They should fess up.

[sugarsmosley]

Op was complete serious he could pull it off lolll.

[D4thincarnation]

Because of your obvious hate for black fighters. Duhhhh

So why did I want Terence Crawford to win last night?

I dislike the ducking coward Mayweather, not because of his race, religion or his sexual orientation, but because of his cherry picking ducking antics, what he has done to the sport, his character and for the crimes he has committed.

[D4thincarnation]

Op was complete serious he could pull it off lolll.

If he could have got those wins I stated in the weight categories I said.

He still can.

It was a close fight last night, he and his team would have learned a hell of a lot, more than Deontay Wilder has done in fighting 30 easy fights.

Whether he will get this future success is another matter, but he is certainly willing to test himself in every fight unlike a lot of fighters out there.

This attitude can only be good for the sport

[D4thincarnation]

It's great when posters like you make threads like this.

If only you could understand what words such as "could", "can" and "if" meant.

You might not be able to fully understand the the sentence above.

[mathed]

Yeah, future p4p ATG right there....

[mathed]

If he could have got those wins I stated in the weight categories I said.

He still can.

It was a close fight last night, he and his team would have learned a hell of a lot, more than Deontay Wilder has done in fighting 30 easy fights.

Whether he will get this future success is another matter, but he is certainly willing to test himself in every fight unlike a lot of fighters out there.

This attitude can only be good for the sport

Don't worry D4, Loma is still good he just lacks the experience at the pro level.

[IronDanHamza]