Comments Thread For: Lomachenko's Weekend Dominance Will Leave a Historic Impression

[Boxing Goat]

By beating a prospect kid with 15 fights? You must not think much of Loma.

Ohhhh

Here we are already downplaying the inevitable Loma domination

Well played Tank, well played

[Boxing Goat]

That says a lot about his resume. That's why I say Lopez would be his best win, if he can do it. Writer agrees with me. How sad!

Lol!

You're not this dumb. Please represent that way.

Lopez wouldn't be in his top 5 best wins

[Boxing Goat]

The best boxer in the world lost to Salido! LMAO

He also fought a very seasoned, very rugged, cheater of a world titlist in his 2nd pro fight. (never been done before)

[Realdeal123]

Dirty BASTER salido

That damn old DIRTY BASTER SALIDO....100 LOW BLOWN on PURPOSE......DAMN REFEREE BLINDED....

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Not saying he's wrong or right, but he was pretty close in the 1st fight

It was his prediction for the rematch, and Wilder nearly KO'd Fury in the 12th, not the 6th.

[R-Hand Southpaw]

Lol!

You're not this dumb. Please represent that way.

Lopez wouldn't be in his top 5 best wins

I honestly deep down to my soul hate trash ass people like BoxingIsGreat.

Id bet hes a lot like Charlie Z in real life. Wilder could knock him the **** out but he'll sit there and brag that he landed one punch.

People who are so pathetic they need to find any win they can.

Revelated who I dont even get along with begged him to take his bet that loser leaves and guess what happened? He ****ing backed off and was called a coward.

Like I told him. Cowards love to root for cowards just like themselves. At least that way they can feel like they did something without the repercussions.


Oh. And please don't reply to this Mr. BoxingIsGreat. Youre ignoring me remember? Lmfao!

[Boxing Goat]

It was his prediction for the rematch, and Wilder nearly KO'd Fury in the 12th, not the 6th.

Did you forget about the hard knockdown in the 9th round?

And based on the ending of the first fight, many people thought Wilder stood a lot better chance in the rematch. I was one of them that was pleasantly & totally wrong.

Not to knock Fury but he did get knocked down hard twice and it could have happened at any second in either fight with the way Wilder punches.

I think we can agree on that at least.

[Boxing Goat]

I honestly deep down to my soul hate trash ass people like BoxingIsGreat.

Id bet hes a lot like Charlie Z in real life. Wilder could knock him the **** out but he'll sit there and brag that he landed one punch.

People who are so pathetic they need to find any win they can.

Revelated who I dont even get along with begged him to take his bet that loser leaves and guess what happened? He ****ing backed off and was called a coward.

Like I told him. Cowards love to root for cowards just like themselves. At least that way they can feel like they did something without the repercussions.


Oh. And please don't reply to this Mr. BoxingIsGreat. Youre ignoring me remember? Lmfao!

Oh, I agree and have called out many of these hating idiots on here to loser-leave bets and they NEVER sack up and take the bet. Hell, most of them are back from previously banned accounts anyways.

[Oregonian]

He isn't saying anything we don't already know, Lomachenko should be favored for a reason. Casuals don't have eyes tests though.

And Canelo is a literal hype job. Saying it's splitting hairs is disrespectful towards Lomachenko.

And Fury is #1. As gifted as Lomachenko is, Fury is a level higher and being slick with more weight and real estate is far more impressive.

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Agreed 95%. How is Canelo a hype job? He’s been picking up steam since his first real fight (against Floyd). He got beat by GGG and arguably lost to Lara but he’s stayed on track all the way to the dismantling of Kovalev.
I am not the biggest fan but I recognize that he’s got plenty of skills and still has time to make up for the hype that he was before he got beat by Floyd.

[Metacom]

Canelo certainly did not earn all his wins. His biggest win was his biggest gift and that was GGG 1. His 2nd biggest win GGG 2 was also a gift. That at best was arguably the draw.