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Aw, man.
I love that dude!
He sells me beer at the store.
Way to go, Umar!
He be stingy with them lottery tickets, doe.
Ain't had a winner yet...
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Nice insight. Actually, real nice insight. But with all due respect, my man here is just starting his pro career after forty amateur contests. I would like to know how long he worked with either fighter. Depending on the day, an athlete might be working on different things during sparring. It’s not 100% all of the time. I did like what he said about Rigo’s power, though. Doesn’t surprise me. The man hits very hard for a little guy. It could be a major factor on Saturday.Comment
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Don't. Arum is involved, ESPN is involved, it's just too riskyComment
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Fantastic Break down.
A guy like Lomo is such a front runner but as we saw against Salido, if thing are not going his way he isn't the best at adapting.
First 4 rds of this fight will be where this fight is won or lost for me. I think whoever is the dominant fighter in those rds will go on to win the fight.
I'm definitely going with Rigo...not sure he'll commit himself enough to win by KO but points for sure around 116-112/115-113 type of scores.Comment
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I agree with him. Rigo is the puncher in this fight. It doesnt matter if he's the smaller guy. Loma is physically going to be stronger but rigo definitely is the puncher and will most likely score a KD.
Im still 50/50. Rigo's defense and power could make Loma tentative and hesitant. It will be interesting who imposes their style on who. Cant waitComment
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