If Garcia gets to 140 lbs

Mikey would tap Lomo's ass, fo sho. Too bad the fight won't happen. Arum would never allow it.
Garcia has plenty of good options. He could stay at 135 where he has a lot of good fights to unify the titles against Linares, Flanagan and Easter, or he could go to 140 to fight Broner or Crawford. Arum would throw Crawford to Mikey before he would throw Lomo his way.
Either way, now that Garcia has Haymon, he stands to make a lot of money in a short period of time to make up for his 2 year absence.

 

I agree. Only none African American fighters not signed with Al Haymon or TMT like Golovkin need to move up immediately.

 

Hi Hans!

 

Is that some sort of Nazi salute you racists do?

I won't be saluting back because I wss being sarcastic and am not one of you

 

You'll be banned again troll don't worry.

 

Lomachenko has faster hands, faster feet and is all around quicker than Mikey. That is a fact, unless you are visually impaired or merely too biased to admit as much (I suspect it's the latter). Suggesting that Lomachenko is technically superior, on the other hand, is an opinion, however defensible that proposition might be. Note the difference.

As for Lomachenko not being able to "outbox" Mikey, that again is an opinion. I believe (again opinion) that you're wrong. Time will tell.

Lomachenko has no left hand? Re-watch (or watch for the first time) the Loma-Martinez fight and note the straight lefts that were snapping Martinez's head back later in the fight. You may also want to note the crushing left uppercut that rocked Martinez and set up the right hook that flattened the veteran Puerto Rican.

 

Salido earned a highly debatable "victory" (personally, I called it a draw) against a kid in his second professional fight. How many fights did Mikey have when he fought Salido?

Moreover, are you suggesting that Mikey will adopt the same tactics in a prospective fight with Lomachenko that Salido did? If not, than the comparisons are entirely irrelevant. Triangulating fights rarely works in any case. I would pick Walters, for example, over Salido at 130lbs. Walters, however, could not land a glove on the Ukrainian and meekly quit after seven largely inept rounds.

 

And yet when I point out a fight in which Lomachenko's left led directly to a KO, you repeat the same blather.

Whatever, man. No sense engaging in a pointless discussion. I'd find more intelligent banter talking to a wall.