Loma's last opponent just lost on Telemundo

[CaneloMaidana]

I know people will hide behind him only having 6 pro fights but he's a champ and he's going ten rounds with guys who are easily beat on Telemundo. Must be embarrassing.

[aldo5408]

Hes still p4p because he beat Russel jr

[Rudiamonds]

Idk what the hype behind this guy his biggest win is a hypejobs who fought straight tba his whole career and lost to Salish ..an elite P4P fight would handle solido even if he came in heavy

[Redd Foxx]

People are mesmerized by the flashy style but Loma is shy on power and can't keep a strong fighter off him (before you guys argue, Salido already proved me correct).

[Hougigo]

lol, to Orlando Cruz

[LoadedWraps]

I know people will hide behind him only having 6 pro fights but he's a champ and he's going ten rounds with guys who are easily beat on Telemundo. Must be embarrassing.

Why do you talk about Telemundo like it's nothing but bums? There are some great fights on Telemundo.

Idk what the hype behind this guy his biggest win is a hypejobs who fought straight tba his whole career and lost to Salish ..an elite P4P fight would handle solido even if he came in heavy

He has hype for 2 reasons:

1. His amateur career. Have you seen it?

2. His skill and ring IQ. Have you even seen him fight? Do you know boxing? (As in, do you know what you are watching and what you look for in a fighter?)

People are mesmerized by the flashy style but Loma is shy on power and can't keep a strong fighter off him (before you guys argue, Salido already proved me correct).

Flashy style? Stop. You know boxing well enough to recognize that he is a complete fighter and fundamentally impeccable. He had a rough fight with a game, veteran Salido, early into his pro career, and you consider this a knock on him? This is boxing. Fighters are allowed to be challenged in the ring. That's how fighters learn and grow while fighting. He also won. You are allowed to struggle. Not every opponent goes down with the first shot.

[aldo5408]

People are mesmerized by the flashy style but Loma is shy on power and can't keep a strong fighter off him (before you guys argue, Salido already proved me correct).

Yes I agree. His style is very flashy catches the eye. But he wont be able to do that against tough opposition and it showed vs Salido

[RetroSpeed05]

Well some hyped that Colombian fighter Walters fought Marriaga. Him and Lomas last opponent also have a common opponent but Lomas opponent KO'd him while Marriaga got a UD.

[nivek535]

I know people will hide behind him only having 6 pro fights but he's a champ and he's going ten rounds with guys who are easily beat on Telemundo. Must be embarrassing.

get your fat ass off the couch, lift your greasy ass fingers off the keyboard and quit shoving chips in your mouth while researching every possible way to discredit a fighter

[nivek535]

People are mesmerized by the flashy style but Loma is shy on power and can't keep a strong fighter off him (before you guys argue, Salido already proved me correct).

you don't think in his 400 amateur fights he had to deal with anyone who was stronger than salido?
the fight was pretty dirty.

Why do you talk about Telemundo like it's nothing but bums? There are some great fights on Telemundo.

He has hype for 2 reasons:

1. His amateur career. Have you seen it?

2. His skill and ring IQ. Have you even seen him fight? Do you know boxing? (As in, do you know what you are watching and what you look for in a fighter?)


Flashy style? Stop. You know boxing well enough to recognize that he is a complete fighter and fundamentally impeccable. He had a rough fight with a game, veteran Salido, early into his pro career, and you consider this a knock on him? This is boxing. Fighters are allowed to be challenged in the ring. That's how fighters learn and grow while fighting. He also won. You are allowed to struggle. Not every opponent goes down with the first shot.

^^^^^ solid points.


NSB in a nutshell:
Someone fights a respectable opponent: loser = Hypejob exposed.
Someone fights a less respectable opponent: cherry picking.