Comments Thread For: Pedraza: Lomachenko 'Definitely' Better Than Gervonta Davis

[Ajvar]

These BScene fkers gonna spread all afterfight interview for all week with a thin layer of quotes by both boxers, won't you BScene editors?

[BoxingIsGreat]

This ^. I wouldn't write Tank off against Loma either, he could and almost certainly would get outboxed for the entire fight right up until he landed an equaliser. Make no mistake I'd expect Lomachenko to win and win wide, but we've seen him get complacent before... it's a mistake he could regret against Davis.

How would Loma outbox Davis for the entire fight without going down and going to sleep? Davis is a way better fighter than you give him credit for, better than anyone Loma has fought in his entire career, amateur and pro.

Did you catch how clueless Loma looked each time Pedraza turned southpaw? Loma is repetitive and predictable and can't infight well. Davis is a southpaw all the way with brutal power in both hands as well. His specialty is the body.

Davis KO inside 10.

[Derranged]

Davis literally crapped his trunks when Floyd mentioned the possibility of him fighting Loma

[BoxingIsGreat]

I think Loma is better than Tank[/B] as well but Pedrazza comes off a little bad with this statement because Tank did KHTFO when he was undefeated.

I always respected your opinion but I couldn't disagree more here. Who has Loma fought better than Davis? Nobody is the answer.

[KiloTeague]

Gervonta beats Loma

[The Big Dunn]

I always respected your opinion but I couldn't disagree more here. Who has Loma fought better than Davis? Nobody is the answer.

I look at more than that. Loma is true pro while Davis has yet to take his career seriously IMO. He is always grossly out of shape which means he has to spend camp getting in shape rather than working on a sound game plan.

He doesn't strike me as someone that works on his craft- he acts like Floyd does only Floyd does that for 30 minutes just for the cameras and trains like a demon the rest of the time.

I was encouraged that he moved out of Baltimore to supposedly train full time. It also doesn't help that he goes from Pedrazza to walsh to lesser comp like Fonseca and Cueller and now is poised to fight Mares who is smaller and is well past it. I would prefer to see him fight gradually better men.

[chrisJS]

I always respected your opinion but I couldn't disagree more here. Who has Loma fought better than Davis? Nobody is the answer.

Who has Davis fought that’s remotely near Loma’s level?

I think Rigo is obviously much better but he was smaller. Russell is better too and Linares clearly as a first fight at the weight was a far more problematic match too.

Walters had a lot of people picking him and that was easy.

Davis would be a very easy fight because he’d just look for big shots and give up trying to outbox Loma and you’ll never beat a guy like that loading up. It was telling that Tank went quiet when called out and he never goes quiet and then when Floyd threatened the fight Tank said it’s “not a good idea”. Not a good idea for a guy who can barely get a fight? Hmmmm.

[minemax]

Floyd knows it too. So, "you can't rush greatness".

[P4Pdunny]

Pedraza landed more punches on Davis in 7 rounds than he did on Loma in 12 rounds according to compubox and I agree with compubox here.

Imo Davis Vs Loma is either a Davis ko or a Loma decision.
Kinda like Fury Vs Wilder except that the boxer Loma has been the more active and didn't balloon into a giant bottle of whiskey.

the last bit of your post is funny af

[Floyd is TBE]

Result of the fights aside, I think people are overlooking that Loma likely faced a better version of pedraza than tank did. Pedraza seemed better prepared, had a better game plan and was at a more comfortable weight. Similar to how cotto said mayweather was better than pac despite the fact that pac beat Cotto more convincingly. Mayweather fought a better trained version of cotto at a better weight class for him.

Lmao shut the **** up. Hardcore Loma shills are an embarrassment