Was Warlando Salido The Toughest Fight Ever For A Second Pro Fight???

Yeah they have but, you'll have to become a fan of boxing and do the research yourself. And Loma should've beat Salido but didn't and maybe can't.

 

MAYWEATHER IN HIS SECOND FIGHT FOUGHT A GUY WITH 60 LOSES LOOOOL

 

Not even close.

In the modern era I'd say McGregor takes the prize.

But in older days a lot of the greats had a lot of fights and often those could be stay busy fights against debut fighters, Robinson for example in 63.

But it's incredibly impressive for Loma to have taken this fight. Even more impressive for Salido to have won it though

 

Doesn’t take away from the fact that it was a cherry pick gone wrong.

 

Pete Rademacher fought Floyd Patterson in his debut. McGregor fought Floyd Mayweather Jr in his debut.

 

A fighter with 1 professional fight doesn't even have the capacity to cherry pick.

 

Just look at how carefully guys are moved the majority of the time, Wilder is a perfect example, and you already had the answer.
Nobody that I can recall in the past 30 years has ever jumped into the fight game like Lomo did with Salido at any weight

 

Will Grisgsby, who wound up winning world titles twice at 108, faced Micheal Carbajal (a future HOF fighter) in his second pro fight (and Carbajal's debut). In terms of talent, I think this might overtake Salido.

Of course, these guys weren't going 12 at this point in their careers...So, there is that.

 

He was an Olympic silver medalist, who would win his first world title in less than two years. In terms of talent, that's a tough guy for a prospect to take at an early stage of his career.

 

That was when Ali thought he was doing a walk in the park with Mama Blizzy but little did he know his big fist were not the first on that cherry aze

 

This right here, they thought Salido was old and shot from all those wars

 

People forget, Garcia and Gamboa faced a PRIME Salido not this old shot worn from right now