Mikey is a master at distance and keeping range (which nullify
angles, one of lomachenko greatest weapons.) I think Loma is too quick for Mikey's slow foot speed, Mikey isalways on balance so that could nullify some of the success Loma gets with launching multiple punch combos while he uses his footspeed in this they are about equal
Mikey is a master at timing (which nullifies speed, one of lomachenko core weapons). I think Mikey is better at timing, he is also slower but timing beats speed, at least upper body wise
Mikey is a master counterpuncher (which nullifies A fighter tenacity, one of lomachenko trademark trait in the ring)I think Mikey is a better counter puncher and his style will match up well with Loma
Mikey is the bigger puncher (which nullifies Volume, one of lomachenko weapons in the ring)I believe Mikey is a much bigger puncher than Loma, but lately Loma is showing some punching power
Mikey is a master at controlling pace (which nullifies volum and intensity, one of lomachenkos trait inside that ring)I think this is where Loma actually shines all of the recent fighters quitting against him (I also feel Linares sort of quit) I think them quitting had more to do with fatigue than anything else. Just to keep up with Loma these dudes are dead by the 5th round. Loma's stamina and pressure attack are something that I think will test Mikey. Mikey is a super efficient fighter but I don't know if he can score against Loma in the slower rounds, unless he is landing big bombs, and I think Loma's footspeed will keep that from happening.
Mikey is the proven fighter with bigger punchers (which nullifies lomachenko likihood to hurt Mikey)I think in the Linares fight we saw that at this weight Loma's chin is vulnerable. At this weight his opponents can hurt him, and put him down. I think Mikey can definitely hurt Loma.
Mikey is more experience as a pro (Which gives mikey the advantages of knowing what he can and cant do and when and where he can do it, when to turn up in a round and when not to etc etc)I don't think there is as much of a gap here as many think. Loma's amateur career has also given him a lot of experience than people think. (Yeah I get it different formats between amateurs, and pros but still..)
I think a fight between both ends in either a KO by Mikey, or a decision by Loma.
angles, one of lomachenko greatest weapons.) I think Loma is too quick for Mikey's slow foot speed, Mikey isalways on balance so that could nullify some of the success Loma gets with launching multiple punch combos while he uses his footspeed in this they are about equal
Mikey is a master at timing (which nullifies speed, one of lomachenko core weapons). I think Mikey is better at timing, he is also slower but timing beats speed, at least upper body wise
Mikey is a master counterpuncher (which nullifies A fighter tenacity, one of lomachenko trademark trait in the ring)I think Mikey is a better counter puncher and his style will match up well with Loma
Mikey is the bigger puncher (which nullifies Volume, one of lomachenko weapons in the ring)I believe Mikey is a much bigger puncher than Loma, but lately Loma is showing some punching power
Mikey is a master at controlling pace (which nullifies volum and intensity, one of lomachenkos trait inside that ring)I think this is where Loma actually shines all of the recent fighters quitting against him (I also feel Linares sort of quit) I think them quitting had more to do with fatigue than anything else. Just to keep up with Loma these dudes are dead by the 5th round. Loma's stamina and pressure attack are something that I think will test Mikey. Mikey is a super efficient fighter but I don't know if he can score against Loma in the slower rounds, unless he is landing big bombs, and I think Loma's footspeed will keep that from happening.
Mikey is the proven fighter with bigger punchers (which nullifies lomachenko likihood to hurt Mikey)I think in the Linares fight we saw that at this weight Loma's chin is vulnerable. At this weight his opponents can hurt him, and put him down. I think Mikey can definitely hurt Loma.
Mikey is more experience as a pro (Which gives mikey the advantages of knowing what he can and cant do and when and where he can do it, when to turn up in a round and when not to etc etc)I don't think there is as much of a gap here as many think. Loma's amateur career has also given him a lot of experience than people think. (Yeah I get it different formats between amateurs, and pros but still..)
I think a fight between both ends in either a KO by Mikey, or a decision by Loma.
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