Comments Thread For: Lomachenko: Getting Dropped Made My Promoter's Job Easier

[Boxing Goat]

A loss & getting put on your a*s disputes that? Is this the pretend game??

You're dis*****g all P4P ranking systems that matter. You know that right? You're probably out voted like 99-1 ......... doesn't that say anything to you chief? lol

[Boxing Goat]

Another point most people agree that floyd lost the first castillo fight, and he was put down by judah if i remember correctly but was not ruled a kd. So there you go, anything goes at this point for loma, goat career coulld potentially happen, but I'm not sure if he can beat Mikey.

Not to mention, Floyd was way into his career before he faced someone as dangerous and seasoned as Salido and arguably Loma won that fight anyways.

[!! Shawn]

loma will annihilate tank it's a total mismatch and garcia is too slow and will not win a single round.

Garcia has crazy good timing, and power. There is the old boxing axiom, timing beats speed.

I suspect Lomachenko can pull off that fight, but it will be a hard one.

[Warrior Scholar]

Loo

Prograis has a title and while he has power, Loma would outclass him. Crawford will never fight at 140 again and Garcia is not ready to fight Loma.

That said, I think Loma should take a little time to grow into 140 as that's where the punching power becomes real.

Prograis isn't ready for Loma, I love his style but I don't know if he'll ever be ready for Loma. As far as Crawford deserving number one p4p before Loma, it's debatable. I'm saying that because of Gamboa. Crawford beat him, so I don't know. I remember watching Yuriorkis Gamboa when he was just getting started, he was so comfortable in there. Then I realized it's probably because of his background, those guys (cubans) are notoriously known to shadowbox more than most. When Crawford beat him, I couldn't believe it. I'm leaning towards Loma being more deserving of the ranking based on his resume and how he doesn't have a tank artist working for him. Loma fought for a title in his second bout, right? I think the only other guy to do that was Jeff Fenech (fenech, a bantam, has a boss arm and shoulder conditioning routine BTW worth checking out for anyone)
Tank Davis adjusts his round to round rhythm of fighting very well, but I'm not sure he belongs in the conversation. He just has more to prove. I think Loma will smoke Mikey Garcia, all my points on it. Orlando Salido was/is a force to be reckoned with.

Another thing to note about Loma developing, his father analyzes film well, I feel like that kid and old man goin to the top

[Boxing Goat]

Loo

Prograis isn't ready for Loma, I love his style but I don't know if he'll ever be ready for Loma. As far as Crawford deserving number one p4p before Loma, it's debatable. I'm saying that because of Gamboa. Crawford beat him, so I don't know. I remember watching Yuriorkis Gamboa when he was just getting started, he was so comfortable in there. Then I realized it's probably because of his background, those guys (cubans) are notoriously known to shadowbox more than most. When Crawford beat him, I couldn't believe it. I'm leaning towards Loma being more deserving of the ranking based on his resume and how he doesn't have a tank artist working for him. Loma fought for a title in his second bout, right? I think the only other guy to do that was Jeff Fenech (fenech, a bantam, has a boss arm and shoulder conditioning routine BTW worth checking out for anyone)
Tank Davis adjusts his round to round rhythm of fighting very well, but I'm not sure he belongs in the conversation. He just has more to prove. I think Loma will smoke Mikey Garcia, all my points on it. Orlando Salido was/is a force to be reckoned with.

Another thing to note about Loma developing, his father analyzes film well, I feel like that kid and old man goin to the top

Salido most likely is on the same stuff Canelo is as well.

[j.razor]

not true at all. Loma is looking really good right now. If he can manage to stay unbeaten for the rest of his career fighting the top guys around his weight, He ll be considered a goat guaranteed, especialy if he moves up to 140 and there are some studs there when he does. 147 i think would be to much for him since he is tiny, but you never know as time goes by.

He is ALREADY proven he is NOT.

[j.razor]

Not to mention, Floyd was way into his career before he faced someone as dangerous and seasoned as Salido and arguably Loma won that fight anyways.

lomo was a grown man struggling with another grown man with 12 losses on his record....Floyd was a kid winning pro titles.

[j.razor]

You're dis*****g all P4P ranking systems that matter. You know that right? You're probably out voted like 99-1 ......... doesn't that say anything to you chief? lol

Yeah it says 99 fools but I aint one (Jay-Z voice).

[j.razor]

Another point most people agree that floyd lost the first castillo fight, and he was put down by judah if i remember correctly but was not ruled a kd. So there you go, anything goes at this point for loma, goat career coulld potentially happen, but I'm not sure if he can beat Mikey.

Floyd CLEARLY beat Castillo. As for the "technical" knockdown Judah did get but it was missed by the ref. lomo got put on his a*s....lol

[AL_Camino]

Floyd CLEARLY beat Castillo. As for the "technical" knockdown Judah did get but it was missed by the ref. lomo got put on his a*s....lol

if floyd didnt use his glove to hold him up, knee would have touched mat. and Im sorry to disagree with you but I think Loma definitely has potential to be a goat if he can continue winning in convincing fashion.