Is Loma losing his athleticism?

[RetroSpeed05]

I didn't really notice his movement slow down maybe in spots with the Pedarza fight he seemed to stay in longer.

But interesting interview a month before last nights fights

Teofimo Lopez said he sees Loma decreasing and says he already sees age is catching up to him.

@6:50

[EasternEuroFan]

it's possible.

Fighters at the lower weights often decline earlier, around 30.

We can say he's had a short pro career, but he's still had a very extensive amateur career, years of training, sparring etc..

If he isn't in decline, he will be within a couple of years.

[Larry the boss]

This is a top level boxer coming off of a layoff and injury...there are bound to be "slow" performances

[rickJen]

All these underdogs were inspired by Canelo.
They're getting bolder and braver mentally.
Navarette winning and beating Dogboe to a pulp is another example.
Looking forward to Monroe and Harrison showing the same aggression against the Charlo brothers.

[mcdonalds]

Teofimo is the future. He already has loma fans shook!!!

[Mexican_Puppet]

He is losing.... time!

Fighting with bums

[A.K]

I swear some of y’all never boxed or played a sport in your life. When you’re coming off injury And especially surgery it takes time to get back to normal and especially a torn labrum in boxing.

[Southpawology]

Did you not see his reflexes in the fight? making pedraza miss 6 punch combos

[Lomadeaux]

This is a top level boxer coming off of a layoff and injury...there are bound to be "slow" performances

Where was the slow performance? LMAO this ***** is hilarious.

[Lomadeaux]

Did you not see his reflexes in the fight? making pedraza miss 6 punch combos

Yea man this forum is full of uneducated children.