Does Loma have Salido problems ?

[Mitchell Kane]

Oscar Valdez at 126

Lomachenko already has a win over Valdez...we've seen what that match-up would look like.

Haven't been overly impressed with Valdez so far in the pros, but if he continues to progress and eventually reaches where Lomachenko's already at, maybe Lomachenko will beat him again.

[Psylence83]

sarcasm right?


Yes a rematch needs to happen,no reason why it shouldnt

Of course bro!!

I'd pick loma to edge it in a rematch. Would be interesting to see how loma handles another guy that doesn't stop coming forward!

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Salido beats him at 130 ...Loma don't want it....

Outstanding insight.... Very in-depth

[Afro-Mexican]

Amateur days are long gone

[Afro-Mexican]

Outstanding insight.... Very in-depth

Same as the first fight only this time salido won't be drained ....salido will be all over him digging into the body ....salido won't respect Loma power ....do I keep on going ....something similar to Chavez vs Taylor

[Mitchell Kane]

Amateur days are long gone

Which is why Valdez is being brought along slowly.

[Boxfan83]

Loma has mad skill, he just ran into a wiley vet that made up his mind pre-fight he wasn't going to lose to a rookie (so to speak) so he took advantage every way he could. Salidos a by any means necessary sorta boxer...

[Afro-Mexican]

Which is why Valdez is being brought along slowly.

He is under 25 so yea he needs at least 18 fights before champion bouts


Unlike Loma he was 25+ when he started professionally

[b00g13man]

He does. You've got "xyz" problems until you avenge the defeat to "xyz".

[Mitchell Kane]

He is under 25

Age is such a great excuse.

Jesse Magdaleno and Valdez are sitting at #1 and #2 in the rankings for Lomachenko's title, but given that Magdaleno is even younger than Valdez, I'm sure you don't think he's ready either.

Just let us all know when they are ready so they can go ahead and make those fights.