Comments Thread For: Lomachenko: My Style Has Some of Roy Jones In It

[Kagami Taiga]

Two totally different types of fighters. Loma is wayyyy too orthodox. Hes much more comparable to a young floyd mayweather if anything but even then floyd was much more explosive and less reliant on technical skill.

[crisantonio917]

He does remind me of RJJ, the 2015 version!

[STAX ON DECK]

nah,just dont see it

i see more of a sergio martinesz type hybrid

[Uncle Rodge]

Loma's style is unique. He'll get the credit for it eventually.

[Uncle Rodge]

nah,just dont see it

i see more of a sergio martinesz type hybrid

You need corrective eye surgery.

[richardt]

Roy has a reputation for ditching his jab in fights but can pull off the rare triple jab.

Roy was so talented that he could literally withhold one weapon and still dominate guys. I have not seen many fighters who could do that. He used the jab a against Vinnie.

[LomaUsykKlichko]

I think Lomas style is very unique

[RespekonMyName]

Am I the only one who thinks this dude is hyped way too much?

[NEETzsche]

Am I the only one who thinks this dude is hyped way too much?

i can't think of a prospect with better credentials. two olympic golds, two world championships, one val barker trophy, lost a close decision against a solid vet in his 2nd pro fight, beat an undefeated prospect in his 3rd, and all four of his tune-ups/exhibitions were against world ranked opponents. he's ambitious, he's humble, his style is great to watch. what's not to like?

[RespekonMyName]

i can't think of a prospect with better credentials. two olympic golds, two world championships, one val barker trophy, lost a close decision against a solid vet in his 2nd pro fight, beat an undefeated prospect in his 3rd, and all four of his tune-ups/exhibitions were against world ranked opponents. he's ambitious, he's humble, his style is great to watch. what's not to like?

His amateur resume is impeccable and he has a bright future for sure. I like him. Maybe I'm just reacting to the way Lampley and Kellerman speak of him like some God as if he hasn't been beaten already. Let him earn his greatness.