Lomachenko's first two referees in pro boxing . . .

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  1. Monogamous STD

    Monogamous STD Ya know, Quasimoto predicted all this. Full Member

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    were Russell Mora and Laurence Cole. Seriously. Is that not amazing? I'm not sure those aren't the bottom two/worst referees in boxing. Cole's job with Salido/Loma was vile and Mora's job with Agbeko/Mares was even worse. A few days and he'll get Jack Reiss. Anybody here have anything against Jack Reiss? From what I can recall he's actually a very good referee. But that's just from what I've seen. Only curious. It would be astronomical odds against getting three bad refs in a row in your first three fights.
     
  2. UptownUppercut

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    OMG can ya'll stop making excuses for this white boy?
     
  3. Cafe

    Cafe Sitzpinkler Full Member

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    If it wasn't for the ref, Lomachenko would have won the fight 12-0.
     
  4. Monogamous STD

    Monogamous STD Ya know, Quasimoto predicted all this. Full Member

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    Race baiting. Cool. That's not boring. Yeah I mentioned Mora in a fight Lomachenko dominated too because I'm whining about the injustices inflicted on the white man. Great. Let's invite FOX news and Al Sharpton to have it out in this thread too because that's what I intended obviously. Good job, forum. Don't go play in traffic while the adults are talking.
     
  5. Bulletproof

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    Lomachenko, who was an outstanding amateur, but maybe he won't be such a great pro. Has anyone ever considered this for a second? I guess not with all the threads about whether or not a 1-1 guy fighting for a championship is going to get a fair shake. I get it that Salido was overweight, ok fine. Lomachenko said himself that he thought even though Salido missed weight he still thought he could win.