Lomachenko VS Walters Is A 50/50 Fight?

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  • TripleGFightFan
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    #11
    Originally posted by bojangles1987
    I don't think there are 50/50 odds that Walters overpowers Lomachenko, though. I'd say it's more 65/35 or 60/40.
    Any given Sunday...that's why I say 50/50...respect your viewpoint doe!...

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    • brettWall
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      #12
      Originally posted by R_Walken
      As a ****** fan I think it's 50/50

      But don't think Top Rank puts Loma in there with Walters if they weren't confident he's get the win.
      Yeah, it's fashionable to bash Arum. I know. But I don't know what to make of that dumb comment. Don't you have your own opinion whether it's 50/50 or not?

      Who do you think would win this fight? Forget about Arum. It appears you're leaning on Lomachenko. Explain.
      Last edited by brettWall; 09-30-2016, 11:23 AM.

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      • darius45
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        #13
        I think you guys might be underestimating the power of Loma... Their power is a lot closer than people think. Walter does have heavy hands though whereas Loma sets you up then hits you with a power punch you didn't see coming. Loma is technically more sound than the Colombian that recently fought Walters, and he lasted all 12 rounds.

        I'd say it's 60/40 in Loma's favor...It's definitely closer than the poll has it in the other thread... And it's definitely more competitive than the garry russell fight... Loma will be able to avoid any big connecting power punches from Walters, while outpointing him on the cards... Possibly scoring a TKO via bodyshot.

        Walters is the strongest competition for Loma at 130 besides Gamboa.
        Last edited by darius45; 09-30-2016, 11:18 AM.

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        • TripleGFightFan
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          #14
          Originally posted by darius45
          I think you guys might be underestimating the power of Loma... Their power is a lot closer than people think. Walter does have heavy hands though whereas Loma sets you up then hits you with a power punch you didn't see coming. Loma is technically more sound than the Colombian that recently fought Walters, and he lasted all 12 rounds.
          Yeah...power does come from punches you don't see...and Loma definitely has the skills to setup Walters with blinding KO shots...he does possess those skills...if Walters doesn't get him out of their early...let's say within 3 to 4 rounds...it's over for Walters because Loma will slip and slide all around Walters while kicking his ass...

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            #15
            Originally posted by TripleGFightFan
            If Lomacheko can hold up to Walter's chin checks he will outbox the living daylights out of Walters...if not well then goodnight Lomachenko...
            Walters can win a decision, not his easiest path to victory, obviously, but still doable. People seem to be ignoring the height advantage, size advantage and the nearly 8" reach advantage Walters has. This from a guy that has a good jab, good timing, good hand speed and legit power. Loma can certainly win, but I just don't see any scenario where Loma makes easy work of Walters.

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            • TripleGFightFan
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              #16
              Originally posted by DreamerUSA
              Walters can win a decision, not his easiest path to victory, obviously, but still doable. People seem to be ignoring the height advantage, size advantage and the nearly 8" reach advantage Walters has. This from a guy that has a good jab, good timing, good hand speed and legit power. Loma can certainly win, but I just don't see any scenario where Loma makes easy work of Walters.
              Walters relies on his power more so than decision winning style boxing...not to say that Walters doesn't have the discipline to box effectively for 12 full rounds but if it comes to a decision...do you really think Walters has the upperhand???...

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              • R_Walken
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                #17
                Originally posted by TripleGFightFan
                Oh of course...you already know...Bob doesn't gamble unless it's a win-win...it's a win-win because he promotes both fighters...but Lomachenko does have the better selling upside as supposed to Walters but the power is a factor...Lomachenko seems to have enough pop to keep guys honest but I don't know if he will have enough for Walters who knows he can KO Lomachenko with the "right" shot...
                Yeah for sure its a win win but I feel there's more upside for TR if Loma wins


                Originally posted by i got the keys
                Not sure about this. I believe that Loma would only sign with TR if they assured that he could get top level fights. I believe this is more something that Loma demanded because he definitely knows he has skills.
                Agree, just my opinion but TR is the best at taking calculated risks and their going to get him notable names but TR match maker is the best in the business and their masters at managing risk/reward

                To most fans this is a great even match up but I Feel TR probably figures they have a better then 50% chance Loma gets the W that's why they've been so keen on making this fight for the last year probably helps that Walters has been out for a year

                Obviously this is boxing anything can happen

                Originally posted by BreWall
                Yeah, it's fashionable to bash Arum. I know. But I don't know what to make of that dumb comment. Don't you have your own opinion whether it's 50/50 or not?

                Who do you think would win this fight? Forget about Arum. It appears you're leaning on Lomachenko. Explain.
                I didn't bash Arum you dumb f.uck, Truth be told I like Arum he's a G , I already stated I could see it go either way I'm a fan of both guys, If a gun was put to my head Id go with Loma

                But Like I've previously stated now one can measure the risk /reward like TR there's more upside with Loma, I'm sure they feel it's probably better then 50/50 that Loma gets the W

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by R_Walken
                  Yeah for sure its a win win but I feel there's more upside for TR if Loma wins
                  Most definitely...I agree...

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by DreamerUSA
                    Walters can win a decision, not his easiest path to victory, obviously, but still doable. People seem to be ignoring the height advantage, size advantage and the nearly 8" reach advantage Walters has. This from a guy that has a good jab, good timing, good hand speed and legit power. Loma can certainly win, but I just don't see any scenario where Loma makes easy work of Walters.
                    That is a big reach advantage... But he doesn't seem to use it to his advantage like someone like Floyd who fights off of his long jab...He's not a big jab and mover like a Floyd or a Lara.... I notice Walters also likes to get inside a lot and fight, which, because of his power, has always benefited him... But Loma has better footwork and is really good at pivoting on the inside, creating openings, and hitting from odd angles... I don't think Walter will be able to out-muscle Loma on the inside...Loma can be a very physically strong fighter when he wants to be... he used to wrestle I think...Even in the Salido fight, Salido wasn't out-muscling him, he was just smothering him with his weight.

                    In my opinion, Gamboa is the ultimate test for Loma at 130 besides Rigo at 126... And then a possible Crawford match down the line if Crawford stays at 140.

                    But again, this is a great fight and closer than most think... We still don't know how great Loma's chin is either, and if anyone can seriously test it, it's Walters.

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                    • jmrf4435
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                      #20
                      LOL

                      LOmachenko is going to master class him. But it will be fun to watch

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