[QUOTE=Luilun;20833492]Really so someone who won 5 maybe 6 rounds will get the decision if the promoters want that person to win proof Rolly won 3 rounds got the fight Floyd won 4 rounds against Castillo still got the win. Oh lets not forget Bradley won 2 rounds against Pacquiao and he got the win because Bob was angry at Pacquaio
Did Lopez land any higlight punches?
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This fight is so forgettable.. neither landed anything of significance..
Lopez isnt exciting at all.Comment
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He landed some but less than Loma. Most of teos best shots where to the body so they don't look as impressive.Comment
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I was going around telling anyone who listened, that Loma was gonna school this kid, Lopez is green, mentally weak, and it will easy work for Loma. I really thought Loma was gonna destroy this kid’s career.Quit trying to slander Teofimo's performance.
If you don't like the kind of punches Teofimo landed, you have to blame Lomachenko... he was the one who refused to open up and attack because he knew he would be countered. He didn't fight like a number one p4p fighter. During the early rounds even Lopez had a "wtf" look on his face on why Lomachenko wasn't making it a fight and refusing to throw punches.
Instead Lomachenko went in there and laid an egg. And you’re right, Lopez had a bit of a confused look on him at times at Lomachenko’s lack of “fight”. He also landed many punches at a speed that impressed me. Both my woman and I thought Lomachenko was going to win. I showed Loma fights and Lopez fights and we greed Loma should win. We both saw Lomachenko lose. Lopez landed the better punches, more punches, in more rounds. Plain and simple.Comment
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Loma threw punches?People are counting throwing punches as landing punches. The pros scorecards are now officialy worse than the amateurs. No teo did not land any meaningful shots. He landed some body shots but loma landed much more cleaner shots the whole fight. Not sure what the guys from compubox were looking at. They were scoring throwing shots as landed.Comment
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Right. You can win “feel out” rounds, especially the first by throwing 8 jabs instead of the opponents 7. It’s worth a full point. A later round someone can Outland by ten punches, maybe even wobble a guy, and it’s still only worth a single point. Even scored rounds and 10-8 rounds are frowned upon. So that leaves a lot of space for what a point can be worth even in the relativity of a single fight. Barely win the first six, lose the next six bad, and it can still be a draw. I understand the system. I know there are 12 round fights and you have to strategize that way. But if someone wins the last five rounds in a fight and has the other guy surviving for dear life at the end...then in the eye of the beholder how much were all those early points really worth if they didn’t do enough damage to stop the other guy from being the fresher stronger fighter in the end? Im not waxing about the Loma v López fight exactly. I think López won fair. Got the 12th. If there were no points, and it was based on who was winning at the end like a race?Lopez won 5 of the first 6 rounds because Loma didn't do anything. So you're not going to see many clean effective punches from Lopez. When Loma turned it on in the second half, he was the one landing all the shots.. Lopez did land some in the 12 though.
But no, he didn't land any combination punches Loma's punches were by far the most effective and the most clean.
All you need to do is win rounds in this sport though. And when you give up 5 of the first 6, or on some cards, 6 of the first 6... you're in the hole big.Comment

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