Comments Thread For: Lopez: They're Gonna Use Every Excuse In The Book When I Beat Lomachenko

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  • Sweet Scions
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    #11
    Originally posted by JLC
    These are all “excuses” that Teo himself has said as reasons why he thinks he will win. So what’s the problem if others say it in the event that he wins ?
    Good to see someone acknowledge this. Literally things he has cited in his favor

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    • Yaconcha
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      #12
      Hmmm, plenty of trump fodder on here I see, it’s an easy win for lomachenko, the lighter the fighter, the longer he goes but irrelevant in this one.
      Loma possible but stoppage and when I say stoppage, it would by the Lopez corner. He’s pretty rough and tough but a million miles from the Ukrainian.
      Loma is fackin mustard.
      If loma and FMJ were the same weight, I’d pick loma on points in a clear win, there just looks like something more is there than just a defence and speed.

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      • Boris Spassky
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        #13
        ''He’s better off at 130 or 126,” Lopez told BoxingScene.com. “I think that 135 is too heavy for him. I think that he’s too sluggish at 135. But let’s see, man. Let’s see what this whole one-year rest does for him.

        “I’m a big 135 pounder. I can be fighting at 140 right now. I’m very comfortable at this weight. Everything that this man does do that they say, he’s decreasing. I’m not even in my prime yet and I’m out here just outdoing guys. He’s on his way out, and it’s showing. Your body can only take so much damage, and I guarantee you we’re going to put some damage on this man.”

        “He’s on the way out of the sport and 135 is just too big ,” the Honduran-American said.

        Lomachenko, 32, started his career in 2013 as a 126-pounder. Lopez, 23, has fought at 135 since he turned pro in 2016.

        ''I think that he's on his way out. I really do believe that and 135 is just too much of a big weight class for him''

        ''If you look at the Luke Campbell fight, you can see there is just a lot of wear-and-tear on his body.

        “I look at it like this—maybe this whole COVID-19 year helped him out. Maybe he needed it. That way he can probably at least hang in there a little bit with me. It’s going to be a great fight. I just look at the facts. You see a fighter who has gone up in weight class. Sometimes they go up too much where their body isn’t used to it, or the weight class is too big for them.''

        “This man has had over 400 fights. I have over 150 fights. I’m 23. I’m going to tell you this, when I get to camp, oh man, my body aches sometimes. If I’m 23 and dealing with stuff at this age, I can only imagine what he must be going through at 32 with over 400 fights.”

        ''I'm not going to have a 126 pounder come out here and try and take over on me. I'm a big guy''

        “A lot of people talk very highly about him. But if you look at it, there were so many mistakes he made against Luke Campbell. Loma tries too hard to make everybody think he can still do it, even though he’s 32 years old.

        Interviewer: ''Lomachenko is small for the weight class''

        Teofimo: ''Very!''

        ''No 126 pounder is beating my son'' --Teofimo Lopez Sr.

        Day of the weigh in

        ''Skinny Fimo now, but then you get the monster tomorrow''

        ''By tomorrow I'm going to look like a different man. A whole new man''

        --Teofimo Lopez

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        • BirdSong
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          #14
          that's boxing kid, of course there will be excuse's, it's human nature

          some people even say "I'm not making excuses but...." quite recently actually ;-)

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          • MDPopescu
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            #15
            Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP
            LAS VEGAS Teofimo Lopez anticipates hearing virtually every excuse imaginable when he beats Vasiliy Lomachenko on Saturday night. That's to be expected, Lopez explained, when he shocks skeptics by beating Lomachenko, who is listed as a 4-1 favorite in their lightweight title unification fight.
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            ... the bet I recommend is Loma win, hedged by Teo KO win... it's healthy...

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              #16
              Originally posted by T.M.T
              Boringchenko better be on his game or he's losing this fight. 🥊
              Of course your username is TMT. You are ******ed to call Loma boring. I swear with that comment I can ask for special services for you and get approval.
              Goddamn is this comment ******.

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              • 1hourRun
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                #17
                You wont even get in the P4P Teo, in spite the fact that these 'experts' have Bumchenko as #1. If these boxing writers put you in the P4P list, bet that you will be placed below the 'Tart-Tomato' Josh Taylor ; like how 'Bud' Crawford is #9. on the boxingscene P4P.

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                • BirdSong
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by 1hourRun
                  like how 'Bud' Crawford is #9. on the boxingscene P4P.
                  must be a glitch somewhere

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                  • 1hourRun
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Songbird
                    must be a glitch somewhere

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                    • Corelone
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Oldskoolg
                      He’s right. He’s not getting the respect he deserves as an exciting young American knockout artist, who always comes to entertain. If he were Mexican he would get a lot more respect and media promotion
                      Don't start. Teo only has 15 fights and from New York. Ryan Garcia is unloved in N.Y. but time and a good win can fix that. That's also why I'm so so on Lopez, he has no experience. Loma is used to fighting young and dumb guys.

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