Very hard to evaluate because fighters lose attributes as they increase in weight. I mean technically Loma was in the same weightclass as his bigger opponents as he went up but he was still clearly the smaller fighter and suffered because of that. Loma couldn't show his true brilliance at higher weights because of this. He looked more powerful but much slower and less agile.
You mean if he literally put on weight, or if he was naturally a 160lbs fighter? First case scenario, he gets stopped within 5 rounds, second case scenario, It could go either way, Lomachenko, although very skilled, didn’t like boxing on the back foot, he only did it when he had to, he was good at it, but he preferred pressuring them technically, getting the against the ropes and making them move into his combinations through feinting and angle switching. He could land by using level changing, straight left to the body, then get low to make it look like he was going to do the same, but come up with an up jab, he was versatile. Even sized up, it’d be Golovkin on the front foot, and he had great stamina also, I doubt he’d have to go back much, Lomachenko would have to use tricks to bait Golovkin like the one I mentioned. This could go either way.
