What fighters would have beat Salido in their 2nd pro fight?

[KTFOKING]

There was no shame in the loss as he just got out-professional'd. But why do people ignore he was 25 years old? Most of these fighters that turn pro, especially in the states are like 19-21 years old. HUGE difference.

[satiev1]

Salido should have been dqed with the low blows.

[Mike D]

Sutherland, Ali, and Prime Jesus

Maybe Rainford on PEDs

[Real King Kong]

Lomachenko...he won.

[_original_]

This is silly. No other hall of famers have that out of his world extensive amateur and olympic career. Plus those pro-am type fights he had. In this hypothetical scenario you have to assume those guys would have close to 400 am fights and go pro at 26-27.

[Wizardsh]

Few fighters have the amateur pedigree that loma had and the fact that he had all this hype behind him and still lost to a past prime out of shap salido is an embarrassment. Atg don’t lose to the past prime salidos of the world

[a5pe4]

It's apples and oranges since as everyone else has stated, Loma had a wealth of amateur experience and was 25, but I was looking at his resume again yesterday, and man do you see who he's fought in just 12 fights? There's a couple of p4p and top fighter names in there regardless if they were too small for the weight, past their prime, etc. I don't think you can argue that it's impressive what he's done this quickly in the pros.

[Luilun]

None because most fighters would never try this nor would their team allow it

[WhatDisButtonDo]

Losing happens, not every fighter thats great will lose to a great fighter
My only problem is that when he's foul instead of fouling back, he looks to the ref..that's usually a sign of having a lack of heart. Lomachenko seems to have fixed that so kudos.

[Vlad_]

We all know Loma is a bum...