Vasyl Lomachenko vs. Guillermo Rigondeaux & Christopher Díaz vs. Bryant Cruz RBR

Not a lot, to anyone for that matter.

 

It's rarer but for me it's less impressive. One of those nights Loma got a quit job Gvozdyk knocked out his guy in three. Nothing says domination to me like putting a guy to sleep, taking his choices away. You put someone's lights out and they go to the hospital. Sometimes they go into comas and die. Loma's opponents go home with bruised egos.

 

**** Carl Frampton, he and Barry McGuigan absolutely shat it big time from Rigondeaux. Even this shiithouse version of Rigo would dismantle a Frampton who just won by one round against some Mexican bum. Frampton is a six round fighter.

 

Told you guys how it would go down.

 

Was always going to end badly for Rigo...37 and finished up against at least a top 5 Fighter who is much Bigger.....Dont have to be Einstein to predict this fight.!!!

 

Atlas is going to have a heart attack

 

Stephen and Teddy yelling at each other. Someone please pull the plug.

 

Pre fight damage control looollllll

 

Unlike Loma (who I think is a superior talent than Usyk), I'll give Usyk all the credit in the world for beating guys in his own division. I've actually never criticized the man's resume. But yeah sure, I do enjoy seeing guys that have annoying dickriders get derailed.

 

You sound like the real Kellerman.

 

That's what these slicks do if they can't run. They hug or duck low.

 

The weight had absolutely nothing to do with the difficulty Rig had finding his rhythm. The speed and movement created the struggles for Rig...not the weight...not the height. Loma wasn't bullying Rig and using his mass to push Rig around. It was the speed and skills of Loma that was the difference.

Rig was strong enough to hold on to Loma's arms to the point where Loma couldn't get free. Rig had the reach advantage....but Rig never had any problems with other fighters in the past who were taller than Loma. He wasn't able to find the mark...Rigs timing was off, his accuracy was off and wasn't fast enough to compete

 

If Rigo took all these punches you guys claim, he sure didn't look like a guy who did after the fight.

Defensively he negated almost everything Loma did. He quit because he had no chance and was going to be DQ'd if it continued. He was able to negate Loma's offense but he couldn't get off at all.

Fight was a joke.

 

Yes their styles was always in favour of Lomo,the guy always starts off in his first gear,usually holding back on power and putting down numbers on his opponents which is the exact opposite to what Rigo does so in view even against a Rigo five years younger Lomo would win ten out of ten fights between the two.

 

Earlier this year my G David Deron Haye fought like a ****ing Spartan Warrior with a spaghetti Achilles, my guy could barely walk and stayed in there trading bombs with a big punching Cruiserweight.

Rigo shat it so badly tonight.