Vasyl Lomachenko vs Shakur Stevenson: Who wins?

It's not cope. Loma is way better than that ugly goblin faced risk averse weight bully

If it's about what you did come back and prove me wrong when he wins three belts in what would be at least his 7th weight class vs way bigger and longer guys in their backyards or on the road who weigh 10-20lbs more than him and have 6'' longer reaches and gets robbed blind of becoming undisputed when old and past his prime vs a 20lb heavier 6'' longer reach way way bigger P4P level guy.

You can't even name one time he's ever fought anyone like that let alone many times

Why does he need a rehydration clause vs Haney when he's way bigger than Loma with a 3'' longer reach and the fight would be in the US with home refs and judges where he will receive a fair shake? Explain that one to me? Why is he ducking Haney when he's in his prime and he's much bigger than Loma? Hmm.. clown

He's too scared to fight domestic level Conor Benn without one

Something wrong with you clowns

 

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Shakur

Interviewer: ''You saw Loma recently, how was that?''

Shakur: ''Yeah I seen him. He looked small. That's what I really was thinking. He's tiny for 135, I just moved up and I felt way bigger than Lomachenko''

Interviewer: ''He's like a natural featherweight''

Shakur: ''I think he should go back down. I think he'd be a lot better at 130''

"Devin is too big. Like, I think the size ... don't get me wrong, Lomachenko can fight. Devin is way out of his weight class. He's going to make 35 and then shoot up to 150 or 160 (actually 160) nive times out of 10, and Lomachenko is going to be 137 or 138, so it's just not even fair to me."

“I think he [Devin Haney] smokes Lomachenko.


“I didn’t like the way he looked against Ortiz. I saw him in the gym two or three weeks ago, he looked like a 126lb fighter, he doesn’t look like a 135lb fighter.

Checkmate

"I'm not no idiot. I don't [want to fight]... some [of] these guys that's way bigger than me".

--Shakur Stevenson

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And FTR

'Shakur Stevenson has openly credited Vasiliy Lomachenko for helping him grow as a fighter, specifically highlighting what he learned during their training sessions early in his career.

• Valuable Sparring Lessons: In 2017, Stevenson, shortly after becoming an Olympian, stated, "Lomachenko taught me a lot during training camp. I learned a lot of things. I picked up on little defensive [aspects]".
• High-Level Experience: Stevenson has mentioned that sparring elite fighters like Lomachenko early on was a massive learning experience, even if he felt it made other fighters want to avoid him later due to his skill level.
• Respect for the "Matador": Despite wanting to fight him, Stevenson has shown deep respect for Lomachenko’s abilities, often praising him as a high-level opponent.
• High-Level Skill Assessment: Later in his career, while scouting for potential matchups, Stevenson pointed to his experience with Loma when analyzing what it takes to beat top-tier competition.

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