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. Him and floyd are pretty much doing the whole thing were you protect a fighter and pad his record.You know why? Crawford would smoke him under 5 rounds.
Davis needs more experience. It's the reality, not cowardice. I'll call him a coward if he's still talking the same after he's had 30 fights-- maybe late 2019 or sometime in 2020.
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Didn't Loma just fight someone two divisions lower? What's the problem with Crawford at 140? They have the same promoter too?
You know why? Crawford would smoke him under 5 rounds.
Davis needs more experience. It's the reality, not cowardice. I'll call him a coward if he's still talking the same after he's had 30 fights-- maybe late 2019 or sometime in 2020. -
Tank and Loma are in weird completely different situations. Loma is a step above everyone in the sport but not raking in that money. Tank is making good money fighting easy fights because he has a great style and is associated with Floyd. You got to be a complete nutt hugger to think Davis could win and a total hater to think it couldn’t be a big and maybe toss up fight in a few years. I don’t like to be a businessman for fighters who make me no money as a fan, but even as a fan of Loma, Davis isn’t a great scalp at this point. It’s a weird situation. On one hand you have to be a Floyd hater to demand this fight now, and at the same time you shouldn’t make excuses for a world title fighter to avoid another champion. It’s a weird situation and just points to Loma being special because Davis doesn’t have a team that wants this fight and in a way I can’t blame them.Comment
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If he was fighting journeyman on undercards in his first 10-13 fights, sure.
But he's a world champion - meaning he's at the pinnacle of the sport.
Call it like it is - he's scared. Not literally "scared" in the sense a kid is scared of monsters, but scared of what Loma would do to his career.
He don't want it. Plain and simple. Irrelevant - next.Comment
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Davis should avoid Loma for the rest of his career. Or until Lomachenko is 40 plus and ring walking with a walker. Or a wheelchair.
Davis gets schooled to pieces against Lomachenko until then. No amount of waiting is gonna make Tank "ready" to a point where he can beat Lomachenko.
It's just the truth. Tank a solid fighter. He's not special. Lomachenko is special. He's never going to be ready for Lomachenko.Comment
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I don't blame Floyd at all. Tank would lose every second of every round. He'd get thoroughly embarrassed. If Floyd wants to extend Tank's aura he needs to build a myth around him and let him beat up on mid level and lower level guys for like the next 5 years.
Let him fight Lomachenko anytime soon and Tank's aura, whatever that is right now, would be shattered into pieces.Comment
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Well, since you brought race into it, I saw a pattern emerging from white Eastern Euro boxers. They love their fighters small. Scared to move up and challenge themselves.
Loma is scared ****less of Crawford. He said he wanted to fight big fighters, but whenever I mention Crawford or Mikey (actually his size), people like you get angry and resort to insults.
Look at this pattern emerging from whites:
GGG: Brook/Canelo
Kovalev: Ward
Loma: Rigo
When will they grow balls and fight someone bigger or same size with elite skills?
Crawford is available, fight him!Last edited by BoxingIsGreat; 01-08-2018, 11:59 PM.Comment
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