I reckon Loma would stop him he would get to Hamed from all angles and have him stumbling all over the place.
No, I don't think Loma makes anyone quit here. I'm not saying he loses but Hamed isn't going to quit.
Loma schools him. A southpaw like a shot Kevin Kelley stylistically exposed Hamed. Prime Loma would do a number on him. Probably looks similar to the Russel bout - a skillful body beatdown. I don't think even Hamed's power could bail him out here, considering Loma took the power of guys like Walters and Lopez. Considering the bigger guys Loma fought (and pushed back) later on I bet he's physically stronger than Nas too.
Loma is one of the greatest things I have seen in boxing and an antidote to hamed. He would constantly pressure and outwear hamed like what he did to opponents in his no mas period. Hamed needs moments to regroup and ge needs his own flow. You don't get that against feather lomachenko. So this matchup seems to made to make hamed fail. He was great, though and would have been competitive against some other big names Inoue and rigo are bantam. Sadness, that they didn't fight each other, since rigondeaux is another personal all time favorite of mine, which I am in awe of
Lomachenko by decision or late stoppage in my opinion. The Ukrainian was superior to Hamed, primarily in Ring IQ and footwork, but not only that. Hamed landed some good shots in the early rounds but then Lomachenko took his time and distance and imposed his boxing style.
