Nakatani is a live dog this weekend.

Hahahahaha.

Let's take a look.

Loma fought Lopez, Campbell, Crolla, Pedraza and Linares at Lightweight.

If we talk about "domination" the only fight which occurs to me is the Crolla fight.

He beat Pedraza and Campbell decisively but the scorecards of both fights do not tell the whole story. Both Campbell and Pedraza were competitive throughout the fight and weren't dominated by any means.

Linares was basically a 50/50 fight until he got stopped by the body shot.

Loma lost the Lopez fight.

So we're talking about one dominant performance in one, two, three, four, FIVE fights. Which should make the statement "Loma barely dominated at Lightweight" pretty damn true. If you think he dominated Campbell, Crolla and Pedraza...well...then the statement is probably a stretch but i saw both fights and i don't think he dominated. He won convincingly but was in a decent fight at times and also lost rounds to both guys.

So next time you should either put some more arguments behind your stupid posts OR just let it go and don't reply instead of embarassing yourself.

I'm a big, big Loma fan and not a hater by any means but some of his fangirls are pretty damn toxic. Oh dear.

I hope Loma will win via blowout but i just can't see it happen to be honest.

 

Only numbers pal. Look at the pictures. Campbell much smaller than Nakatani.

And additionally an entirely different matchup stylistically. Campbell is a boxer-puncher i would assume. Nakatani is more a coming forward slugger. He also has better output. Campbell is decent but he's not a bad matchup for Loma. Loma beat him but Campbell was game and had his moments.

Personally i think Nakatani is a more difficult matchup at this point (compared to Campbell two years ago).

 

As easy as Lopez was, right?

Ah well...i forgot. Loma won that, right?

 

First of all...Nah...easy work for Teo in that fight. Not exactly as easy as the scorecards suggest but he won that 8-4 at worst.

Second thing is...no, Nakatani isn't Lopez and i never said he will beat Loma but he's as live as he was against Teo.

Volume, size and toughness equalize the lack of boxing skills here in my opinion.

 

It isn't my logic. You should read more carefully.

Nakatani is big. Yes. Is size enough to beat Loma? Obviously not.

But Nakatani has two more things in his pocket. Volume and a very rangy brawling style. He throws form very awkward angles and comes forward. I re-watched the Salido fight this week and in my opinion is very similar to Salido with his style. Just a lot bigger.

And i never said Nakatani BEATS him.

Please read more carefully or just don't reply if you don't have the reading skills to understand. I have no problem if somebody disagrees but posting some random stuff without any relation is probably not helping at all.

And posting provocant one-liners isn't as well but okay...

 

I agree with everything you wrote. I think Lomas title reign at 126, 130 an 135 is one of the most impressive title reigns in history given Lomachenkos size and body composition. He's just not made for 130 or even 135 and still beat all those guys.