I am so done with BOTH Lomachenko and Lopez, and this is why

[kidbazooka]

Wrong!!!!!

Last night was one of the greatest nights of boxing.

Love it!!!!

[A.K]

Wtf are you even saying you think this is wwe?

[creekrat77]

Never go full schizo

[shenmue]

Congratulations on posting one of the worst threads ever posted on any boxing forum ever.

A huge accomplishment.

[Ajvar]

You really think Loma gave up the belt and Teo was told to not KO him? LMAO.
Is it Denial or you came to Anger?

[davef]

[billeau2]

Behold the uppercut that had Lomachenko spitting blood in the corner afterwards! https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7ww7g0?start=1457

Forget this sport man. "Sport."

I don't know what you guys see, but I see Teofimo Lopez not only pulling his punch off the target, but slowing it as it nears the target too. Just in my opinion, this explains not only the strange fight we saw yesterday, but also prior strange results like Nicholas Walters and Guilermo Rigondeaux quitting vs Loma. IMO, I have to question both their entire careers now. Lopez's KO vs Mason Menard always looked extremely funky to me too, with nothing but padding grazing Menard's face, no hard contact, but I wrote it off at the time. Seeing this now... hah... IMO this world is f**king wild, man. Amazing and beautiful, full of the Creator's grace, but when it comes to stuff like this, IMO, it's wild man, it's wild.

I hope Loma retires, and that Lopez is quick on his heels. I don't want to see either of them in a televised boxing match again. That's just my personal preference based on my personal opinion.

Green K.
Listen... I like to think that despite my overly wordy posts, and being accused at times of being a know-it-all, that I am generally well liked here... at least tolerated. But what inflames people at times is when I, you, or anyone has a take on a situation that challenges the status quo.

Heres a hint: on the boards, in life... When you are afraid to share a take, because people may not tolerate it, then you are censored. Don't censor yourself and don't worry about what others see. Its entirely possible the sport is controlled at that level. I would like not to think so, but I see some strange crap as well. I have to look at the replay a bit more... from a cursory glance it looked like Loma was gearing up for being slammed and that it may have caught him akwardly.

Lopez looked like he was setting up for something and didn't see the opening until after the arm had reacted so to speak. We should always be skeptical... Keep in mind that Vegas and the sharpies had Loma for this one... something to consider.

For those who mock the OP, just disagree. Whats the problem? No harm, no foul.

[billeau2]

Congratulations on posting one of the worst threads ever posted on any boxing forum ever.

A huge accomplishment.

From cong**** yourself for making one of the dumbest posts, ever posted on any boxing site i have been a member of... You can disagree with the conclusion... what is the harm of looking into something like that?

[Dark night 24]

Not everything in life is a conspiracy man. It was a good fight between two elite fighters. I picked Loma for the win and I was way off Lopez won and made a fan out of me.

[Boxing Logic]

Not everything in life is a conspiracy man. It was a good fight between two elite fighters. I picked Loma for the win and I was way off Lopez won and made a fan out of me.

I totally agree! But are at least some things in life conspiracies? If so, what could possibly be higher on the list of suspects than boxing?

Go ahead, I'll listen to what you have to say. What are some things in life you would admit are basically a conspiracy by powerful people that the public is not told about, if not boxing?