Who hits harder, Inoue or Davis?

Inoue iced a McDonnell in a round who had 14lbs on him, that's a ridiculous amount especially more so for leprechaun division fighters. Barrios had about 5-6lbs on Twink

As for Twink stopping Pedraza and Loma not being able to albeit only because the bell came to Pedraza's rescue in round 11 after Loma dropped him twice. Well that's hardly a fair comparison for a variety of different reasons

Pedraza fought like a complete moron against Twink, abandoning his considerable skills to recklessly wade in face first to bomb after bomb all night (a suicidal tactic), whereas against Loma he employed a completely different game plan and actually used his skills.

It was Loma's first fight back after shoulder surgery just seven months earlier which according to experts is too soon to come back. Hence why his surgeon strongly advised him against doing so that quickly and why they devised a game plan with him that revolved around not throwing his right hook (his most powerful punch. Go ask Martinez and Crolla if you don't believe me) and his right uppercut and why he barely threw them and didn't even start doing so until like round 9 or so. It's hardly a coincidence that he came within a whisker of getting Pedraza out of there after incorporating those punches into his attacks

Interview with Loma's surgeon

'Lomachenko wasn’t himself when he returned from the operation on his right shoulder to defeat Jose Pedraza by a lopsided decision in December, as he was unable to deliver hooks with his lead hand out of his southpaw stance.

As ElAttrache said would be the case.

Lomachenko said he will enter his fight against Crolla with his entire arsenal.

As ElAttrache said would be the case.

“He’s a very good man,” Lomachenko said. “He’s a very smart doctor.”

ElAttrache’s assistance went beyond the operation. By correctly describing to Lomachenko what he would experience in his recovery, he provided the fighter with comfort — specifically, comfort in knowing that what he was experiencing was normal. Because of his familiarity with the sport, ElAttrache was able to speak to Lomachenko in ways he could relate.

“It helped because I knew the mechanics of it,” ElAttrache said.

With a list of former patients that includes Kobe Bryant and Tom Brady, ElAttrache is known a surgeon to the stars. ElAttrache himself has become a star in the field of sports medicine.


In the case of Lomachenko, the fighter dislocated his right shoulder when he threw a hook early in his fight against Jorge Linares in May of last year. ElAttrache repaired Lomachenko’s labrum and reattached ligaments.

Lomachenko continued to receive advice as he rehabilitated his shoulder.

“He explained me to what I can or can’t do,” ElAttrache said.

In late July, ElAttrache received word that Lomachenko was seriously thinking of returning to the ring the following month. ElAttrache’s advice was simple: don't

And as Lomachenko prepared for his comeback against Pedraza in December, ElAttrache cautioned him against using his right hook in training. ElAttrache explained to him that not throwing the punch in training would likely prevent him from delivering it in the actual fight.

Even if his shoulder was healed, his mind wasn’t.

“When that arm goes into that position, the brain remembers that was the position where that dislocation occurred,” ElAttrache said. “It takes time to overcome that apprehension.”

When Lomachenko was told to construct a fight plan that didn’t include the right hook, he listened. When Lomachenko discovered he was indeed reluctant to throw the punch, he remained calm.

Lomachenko trusted his doctor. He is now ready to trust his shoulder again.'

Listen to what Andre Ward who has suffered a similar injury and has undergone the same surgery says here

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And Twink weighed a whole weight class more down at 130 than Loma does at 135 and Loma was giving away like 9-10lbs against Pedraza if I remember correctly