Did Top Rank choose wrong opponent for Lomachenko?

Stay busy fight? I don't expect anyone to step up every single fight, he gets a pass from me.

 

He should sign with Haymon.

 

haymon dks about building a fighter up.

 

K2 Haymon whoever if Top Rank doesn't step it up. They have a elite fighter in their stable who they are doing noting with.

 

Loma needs to leave Arum for such match making.

 

He is signed with Bob Arum, the only thing Bob know how to promote is Manny Pacquiao. Loma needs to locate Al Haymon's phone number

 

The thing is that Haymon has most of the fighters scooped up in that division, he'd give Loma lots of options. K2, well we see how they struggle to get opponents for GGG at times, with Haymon there'd be no problems in that regard.

The only problem is that his manager seems to have links with HBO so it's probably unlikely.

 

It wouldn't surprise me to see him leave Arum. He only signed with him because Bob promised the title shot the soonest, and I doubt Arum was able to tie him into a horrible deal that kept him tied up for years.

 

All Lomachenko needs to do to get built up is fight top opponents, that's the only way it will happen and Arum doesn't seem to be capable of getting him a top opponent.

 

if it was that easy, bradley would have been a "star" before he ever got to fight pacquiao.

if it was that easy and since haymon had a lot of big names on this weight, russell jr. and garcia would be doing ppv's by now.

 

You can't build up every fighter into a PPV star, some guys who are very good boxers don't have that kind of appeal for the casual public, but that's not his priority now.

Just be involved in good, interesting fights and people will undoubtedly tune in. Apart from Loma fans who wants to see Koaschila fight? Probably nobody and even me as a huge fan of Lomachenko am not particularly interested.

 

Seems to be doing ok with Beterbiev,Khytrov,Dereyebchenko and Spence

 

The beauty about Loma (besides his sister lol) is he all he really needs is the matchmaking to hold up to its end of the bargain. He'll take care of the rest.