Lomachenko rates teofimo lopez's power; talks rematch,judges and explains what happen

[SplitSecond]

I mean, a lose is a lose, none of this is Lopez’s fault/problem, but maybe people want to watch this. It’s fairly interesting all around.



He breaks down by rd his scores too. Which is basically as I had it. Draw or one-point win is fair. People saying Lopez dominated are just the usual clowns with agenda’s.

[Mammoth]

And this is the stuff I don't care to see/hear. I stopped watching after the part where Robert Garcia gave the first 6 Lopez and the last 6 to Loma.

[MDPopescu]

I mean, a lose is a lose, none of this is Lopez’s fault/problem, but maybe people want to watch this. It’s fairly interesting all around.



He breaks down by rd his scores too. Which is basically as I had it. Draw or one-point win is fair. People saying Lopez dominated are just the usual clowns with agenda’s.

... Teo won 7-5, at least..............

[SplitSecond]

... Teo won 7-5, at least..............

At least? The fight wasn’t that hard to score. A draw upto teo by 2 rd’s is probably the max. A draw is definitely possible if you actually score by punches landed and not “story of the fight” bullsht.

[PainfromUkraine]

7-5 Lopez is fair, 6-6 would be very kind on Loma but he is looking at things wrong if he is just splitting the rounds down the middle; the first half of the fight he wasn't throwing anything at all, so those rounds weren't even debatable, whereas Lopez was more or less always working and at least showing willingness to fight, even when he was getting hit by some good clean combinations in those later rounds.

This interview seems a better one than the first long one Loma did, but to be fair he can't really blame anyone. He took the risk of fighting at not 100% and should have understood that had he not been physically able to perform as he would have wanted for 6 rounds, he was never going to get a decision.

Lots of decisional mistakes were made in terms of the contract, injury, and tactics for the fight, so he will just need to accept his risk didn't pay off and go another route, or hope for a big shift in the world for this to be economically viable with fans in the crowd, or somehow put himself in a mandatory position for the fight; highly unlikely due to his age and the fact that Lopez will likely move up.

All in all a bust for Loma, sadly.

[Mammoth]

At least? The fight wasn’t that hard to score. A draw upto teo by 2 rd’s is probably the max. A draw is definitely possible if you actually score by punches landed and not “story of the fight” bullsht.

You're right, the fight wasn't hard to score. Lopez won the first 7 and the 12.

[SplitSecond]

You're right, the fight wasn't hard to score. Lopez won the first 7 and the 12.

Why not the first 10 and the 12th?

Funny guys.

[Mammoth]

Why not the first 10 and the 12th?

Funny guys.

Because that would not be accurate?

Loma is an excellent fighter. People can say what they want but he has loses because he took risks. That's respectable. How he's currently handling this loss is not.

[MDPopescu]

... Teo won 7-5, at least..............

At least? The fight wasn’t that hard to score. A draw up to teo by 2 rd’s is probably the max. A draw is definitely possible if you actually score by punches landed and not “story of the fight” bullsht.

... I always use "at least" against East-Europeans -- because it's the US market... tbh...

[millcitymauler]

They both look like they’re doing the interview from their respective bathrooms.