Real talk though, Lomachenko is the most overhyped fighter I've ever seen

[Lomadeaux]

What is the answer then? Was Walterrs overrated or was the 5lb weight increase way too much for Loma?

Dude... are you really asking these questions? Why am I spending my time replying to a child? I'm guessing you're 20? Maybe a little more or less? Never fought in your life? Just started watching boxing a couple years ago?

Go elsewhere man. LEARN... Don't act like you KNOW.

Styles make fights dude. You don't know **** about boxing. This is what happens when you get an extremely rare fighter that comes along like Loma and fights EVERYONE.

[whollisboxing]

What is the answer then? Was Walterrs overrated or was the 5lb weight increase way too much for Loma?

I think Loma made Walters look overrated and there is more to moving up than just five pounds for yourself.

It also has to do with facing bigger guys who don't have to cut as much weight to fight you.

[TernceBudCharlo]

I think Loma made Walters look overrated and there is more to moving up than just five pounds for yourself.

It also has to do with facing bigger guys who don't have to cut as much weight to fight you.

I just think if you're truly the p4p king, you should still be having flawless performances against guys like Pedraza, Linares, Campbell, etc. Even with a little weight disadvantage. Canelo, who I can't stand, goes up in weight and makes it look easier and easier every time.

Thanks for the respectful discussion though, keeping it respectful which I like.

[whollisboxing]

I just think if you're truly the p4p king, you should still be having flawless performances against guys like Pedraza, Linares, Campbell, etc. Even with a little weight disadvantage. Canelo, who I can't stand, goes up in weight and makes it look easier and easier every time.

Thanks for the respectful discussion though, keeping it respectful which I like.

I get what you're saying and that's fair. It's also worth pointing out that Loma still routed Pedraza and Campbell on the cards and Linares put on a tremendous performance in a losing effort.

I think that the narrative about him struggling with those guys has more to do with them (Pedraza and Campbell) performing better than expected.

It's funny because I think Canelo is looking better and better because he's fighting at a more natural weight vs. draining himself to make 154-160. He was always built like a tank and now he doesn't have to starve himself.

I enjoy respectful discussions as well and it's great to hear different perspectives.