Easy to say, but it has to be confirmed in the ring, but remember Gamboa is not the one dimensional Walter, and havent been toyed around by nobody his size ... even when the timing is ideal for Lomaschenko, being right now in his pick, while Gamboa has been sidelined by boxing antics for months/years, Gamboa will give him the fight of his life ...
If Gamboa can look impressive again, it will be a brilliant fight! Let's not forget a mediocre, tiny, 135 version of Gamboa was outpointing Crawford, one of the biggest LW's in the divisions history.
Gamboa is a good fight but his recklessness will be his demise. I don't see him beating Loma, though I think he would pose major problems for Loma at this stage.
Yes but ask Crawford which was his hardest fight to date ... he will tell the fight with that mediocre, tiny Cuban ...
Look how small Lomachenko's body is: https://pp.userapi.com/c543105/v543105811/17158/0syASMEFqvw.jpg He is sitting next to his former opponent and Rio Gold Medalist, Gaibnazarov who has turned pro. Loma's not going to be the same fighter at 135, giving away such a size advantage.