Commey Doesnt want to fight Loma next.

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  • Phenom
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    #51
    Originally posted by DaBeastO
    I hope arum forces him to fight loma or keep him on the shelf. commey had a soft bs hand injury he's coming back in june so it's not that serious he can absolutely fight loma next.
    I'm sure Lou DiBella wouldn't mind taking him to DAZN now that he has a belt probably get him more money

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    • BoxingIsGreat
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      #52
      Originally posted by pillowfists98
      Teo isn't ready yet. He needs one or two more fights. Give the kid some time, he's only 21.
      But, bro, the kid doesn't need time. He's so loud, clear, and insulting in his callouts to Loma. He wants it now. Are you afraid for Loma or Lopez? What's the problem? Lopez is killing himself to make 135. He can't wait. Oblige him.


      Don't get angry again or bring Davis into it. Just answer the questions.
      Last edited by BoxingIsGreat; 04-06-2019, 07:00 PM.

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      • EL_GRINGO
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        #53
        Originally posted by ShoulderRoll
        Lopez will be at the Crolla mismatch. Why not make that fight next for Lomachenko since Commey won't be available?

        Teofimo won't be able to make 135 lbs for much longer. Waiting another year all but guarantees we won't get to see this fight.
        Theofimo said in a interview he would still fight in januari,februari in 2020,but not after that.
        i would prefer that so he can get some experience against a couple better fighters before they face off

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        • pillowfists98
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          #54
          Originally posted by ShoulderRoll
          He wants it now. And this is his last year at 135 lbs.

          If Commey isn't next then there's no excuse not to give the kid the fight he wants.
          Teofimo is very confident but he needs to be pulled back a bit. As a big fan of his I think early 2020 is a perfect time for the fight to happen.

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          • BoxingIsGreat
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            #55
            Originally posted by EL_GRINGO
            Theofimo said in a interview he would still fight in januari,februari in 2020,but not after that.
            i would prefer that so he can get some experience against a couple better fighters before they face off
            He said if he really had to. It was painfully clear from his expression that was not ideal or good. Why are we avoiding or postponing this fight? Who are we protecting?

            As a Loma fan, I wanna see this now. Loma would be so motivated for this fight. Believe that.
            Last edited by BoxingIsGreat; 04-06-2019, 07:14 PM.

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            • EL_GRINGO
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              #56
              Originally posted by BoxingIsGreat
              He said if he really had to. It was painfully clear from his expression that was not ideal or good. Why are we avoiding or postponing this fight? Who are we protecting?

              As a Loma fan, I wanna see this now. Loma would be so motivated for this fight. Believe that.
              who's taking or postponing, were talking about having a better Lopez after a couple of better fighters he will face before Loma,if anything he's be a better fighter for it and a stiffer test for Loma.

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                #57
                Great let Loma beat up this Teofimo kid then to shut him up or were you at Mikey??

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                • Citizen Koba
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                  #58
                  Originally posted by lolpz
                  When you are the #1 p4p fighter in the world you need to fight people who present a challenge. Period. You need to find them at whatever weight class they are. Mayweather never weighed more then 153 on a fight night and fought at 154 pounds. He went after and chased the biggest names in the sport and fought them, no matter what weight class they were in.

                  Mikey Garcia just went up to 147 to fight Errol Spence Jr. and he started at 126lbs. That's someone who is daring to be great. That is what Lomachenko needs to do. Loma should at least be able to fight a big name fighter at 140, or meet a Welterweight at a cw. If not, there are names at 130, he should move down and fight them.
                  Agreed up to a point. There are absolute limits of course, unless you think every great fighter is required to keep stacking the odds against themselves by climbing the weight classes until they lose regardless of whether there's a compelling fight to make or not.

                  Loma is already small at 135 and finished his growing some years ago. At 140 he'd be very seriously outsized though if a real star emerges from the WBSS or elsewhere I'd like to see him try. Likewise the top guys at 130 - Berchelt, Tank (both of whom are likely to move up before long anyway)... of course Lopez at 135.

                  And P4P? - I think the concept is ******, but even if you do subscribe to that nonsense and have Loma at #1 as you seem to indicate, then surely the only requirement to stay there is to perform as or more impressively than other top fighters against similar level or better opposition. If you don't think he's doing enough then move him down your list. Simples.
                  Last edited by Citizen Koba; 04-07-2019, 03:48 AM.

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                    #59
                    Originally posted by Koba-Grozny
                    Agreed up to a point. There are absolute limits of course, unless you think every great fighter is required to keep stacking the odds against themselves by climbing the weight classes until they lose regardless of whether there's a compelling fight to make or not.

                    Loma is already small at 135 and finished his growing some years ago. At 140 he'd be very seriously outsized though if a real star emerges from the WBSS or elsewhere I'd like to see him try. Likewise the top guys at 130 - Berchelt, Tank (both of whom are likely to move up before long anyway)... of course Lopez at 135.

                    And P4P? - I think the concept is ******, but even if you do subscribe to that nonsense and have Loma at #1 as you seem to indicate, then surely the only requirement to stay there is to perform as or more impressively than other top fighters against similar level or better opposition. If you don't think he's doing enough then move him down your list. Simples.
                    I have him at #1 because of his skills and the fact he's fought much better opposition then Crawford. Crawford might have the worst resume in the top 10 list, name wise. To call a fighter like that #1 is ******ed.

                    And if we're talking size, Mayweather weighed 149/150 on fight night when he fought at 147. Loma, if he is truly as skilled as they say he is, should be able to fight at 140 off of skills alone. He's not that small.
                    Last edited by lolpz; 04-07-2019, 07:48 AM.

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