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Originally posted by TheCell8 View PostAfter that performance by Haney, I don't think Lomachenko is going to have problems sleeping at night.
He shouldn't have given away his title, cause Haney definitely isn't that good. Tank and Teofimo are better opponents.
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Originally posted by billeau2 View PostThey don't want anything...many of them are programmed into a thinking pattern that is destroying young fighters. It goes something like this: "Humph!!!! the way prospect A beat on his picked opponent demonstrates his lack of craft! Why he should have beat that prospect much harder!"
Now... If that sounds ridiculous it is. You don't judge a fighter this way. But what it does is create road blocks for the Haney's of the world. What people should say is Fight fight and fight!!! Go in there against Loma, call Tank out, and get that experience! Lose a few! by all means, learn from those losses, and just keep going.
Haney, unlike Tank for example, seems willing, and his father seems to be a capable guy. Canelo fought Floyd when he was green and it did nothing but make him better.
In the history of this sport are many great, even ATG fighters who took losses, and quite a few at times. And even a fighter who is not great, a guy like Chisora, actually could be a champion because he has always been willing to fight anyone at anytime.
My own prejudice is partiality to Oakland! Just a **** em up, hard scrabble town... and Haney was raised there apparently, despite pops moving to Vegas at some time. Oakland is like Pittsburgh in times past, producing guys who have that toughness in the ring. This fight was actually a decent scrap. The other kid knew how to fight off the back leg when he needed to do so and fought back when he could.
But of course the media, the way they want people to think, etc obscures the reality that this kid is very young, very good, and possibly capable of being an excellent fighter. How will he get better? NO doubt about it! By calling Adrien Broner, hanging out in strip clubs and bowling alleys, wearing large pieces of ***elry, and engaging in twitter wars, with occasional street fights... We can only hope that Haney stops challenging other fighters, and stops fighting so much and starts doing what he is supposed to do and playing for the media!!
The media that night tried to say Devin wasn't performing his best which was B.S. the kid he fought was good, tough & ready but realized that Devin was tougher to beat than he thought. bob arum knows this & it is why he took Devin vs campbell for the wbc away from Devin & is now tagging l0m0 to keep l0m0 away from Devin.
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Originally posted by Jsmooth9876 View PostI think at this point, after seeing what Haney did last night, he would get embarrassed by Lomachenko.
If I'm Haney and his team, the next year I'd fight progressively better opponents and in 2021 I'd try to get Garcia or Tank in the ring and if Loma is at 135 then, try for the fight at that point because Loma will be 2 years older and maybe a little shot but right now, he doesn't have any shot of winning that fight.
Haney vs Garcia at 140 in a few years could actually be a mega fight if both keep winning and growing their fanbases.
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these guys are happy with giving lomo hypothetical wins over guys..."oh he dont have to fight that guy he would dominate him thats good enough for me"
the cycle continues....kova gets ****d by ward...golovkin gets beat "mexican style" by canelo...loma is next up as the hero to all...can do no wrong...wins every hypothetical matchup and is never really avoiding any fight....till his day comes again when someone beats him and the excuses fly
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Originally posted by a.rihn View PostNo question Loma takes Haney. He opens himself to shots, and Loma has too quick of an eye - he could diagnose Haney in three rounds and exploit those openings all night. That said, there aint't no shame in losing to someone as good as Lomachenko, much respect to anyone willing to stand with him.
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