^^^Didn't watch the fight. But which names were mentioned for Loma?
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Originally posted by EL_cano View PostSo which fighters did hbo mentioned for Loma to fight next? I wasn't able to watch the fight except to read what had happened..
It should be obvious that Rigo is the only that can beat Loma now... There's no way Loma will be able to toy with Rigo they way Loma toyed with Walters...
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Originally posted by darius45 View PostThis is the kinda of fight hardcore fans should be salivating over.
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As for the fight...I have a passing interest. Rigo hasn't fought anyone good since Donaire, ages ago. Loma is on a roll and I think at this juncture is probably too big
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Originally posted by JmH Reborn View PostRigo hasn't fought anyone good since Donaire, ages ago. Loma is on a roll and I think at this juncture is probably too big
The fact is it was agreed to before that Rigo and Loma could meet at 126.... Is Loma the bigger guy with bigger power? Yes, of course.... But Rigo will have a slight speed advantage and the superior footwork...
There is simply no one else out there who is as complete a package as Loma is besides Rigo. Even Crawford and Manny are not as technically sound as Rigo.
Also, if people are seriously entertaining a Pac fight, then how can they not seriously entertain a Rigo fight which is more realistic?
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I would still love to see this fight because it is a legacy-making matchup for Loma (and for Rigo, but who gives a ****). Rigo has done dick-all since outclassing Donaire. If Amagasa can drop Rigo, I have a feeling a bigger, more powerful Loma will be able to drop him and that might make a difference in an otherwise close fight.
However, I think Loma has more profitable, equally intriguing, and due to Rigo's inactivity, arguably more relevant matches on the horizon, even if you leave Mikey, Crawford, and Pacquiao out of the conversation. A matchup with Frampton in the UK (though Loma said post-fight he would rather it in the US) or fights with LSC or Oscar Valdez would probably sell better than against the shell-less turtle that is Rigo.
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Originally posted by r__mutt View PostI would still love to see this fight because it is a legacy-making matchup for Loma (and for Rigo, but who gives a ****). Rigo has done dick-all since outclassing Donaire. If Amagasa can drop Rigo, I have a feeling a bigger, more powerful Loma will be able to drop him and that might make a difference in an otherwise close fight.
However, I think Loma has more profitable, equally intriguing, and due to Rigo's inactivity, arguably more relevant matches on the horizon, even if you leave Mikey, Crawford, and Pacquiao out of the conversation. A matchup with Frampton in the UK (though Loma said post-fight he would rather it in the US) or fights with LSC or Oscar Valdez would probably sell better than against the shell-less turtle that is Rigo.
Do you guys have any idea the staggering number of bad fights (free or PPV) that have been put on through the years... This is a once in a lifetime fight!! It can not simply be shrugged off.
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