I was waiting for him to do what he did in the 11th all through out the fight.A bit late than never. I thought Hany was having more success early and was ahead. Certainly Loma closed the gap late. He did not close it out in the 12th. I was rooting for Loma btw. But when you judge the fight you have to put down the loma pom poms and banners and see it as it is.
He had a 160lb gigantic weight bully octopus grabbing him and pushing down on him all night and he beat the **** out of him in the two previous rounds and had him hurt and in trouble A way smaller blown up 126 pounder beat a three division heavier massive weight bully who had 36 hours to rehydrate and blow back up in weight in his backyard and they robbed the foreigner again. It looked like a fight between a featherweight and a welterweight. The people know who won. Disgusting corrupt crooks did it again just like I told you they would and told you so many times before they would and I was right every single time.
35 is old for a midget And 36/7 is old for a middleweight You think octopus Haney was bad watch what orangutan Fury does to rabbit
No, he didn’t lose the fight in the 12th … according to the judges if he had won that round he would only have got a draw. The judges had him screwed from round 1
No, im saying according to the judges he did. Not what I, or anyone else with two eyes and a brain thinks.
According to the judges and according to my scorecard too. That's why I said that this round lost him the fight. I give my opinions based on the fight I watch, not based on drunk fanboys' stupid scorecards most of them scoring the likes of 120-108 to lomachenko in a close fight.
Thats really good for you, I dont know what else I can really say to that other than congrats bro. You made it
Bla bla bla It cost him the fight bollocks. Due to well paid judges, if he won the 12th round on all the scorecards, he would have only had a draw meaning Haney retains he trinkets
Yes, he would have won a draw, the fair result. Since he lost the 12th round, he got a loss, the fair result.
Loma's tank was emptied from the dozens of bodyshots Haney connected. Haney's tank was a little better because Loma could never reach his body. Loma isn't the same fighter against bigger foes. Nonethless, he should have thrown caution to the wind and try his best in that last rd, and he didn't.
While I had Loma winning by a point or two (didn't score it exactly), you're right on the money! What was up with that early weigh-in? Don't they have to hammer that stuff out in negotiations?
Thanks. I told everyone Loma would get robbed even before they pulled that scandalous crap with the weigh in and I knew the fix was in as soon as I caught wind of them doing that. I actually thought they'd moved it to a 32 hour weigh in from a 24 hour one which was bad enough but it was actually 36 hours. A day and a half to rehydrate and blow back up in weight is insane. Look at Loma and Haney in this video which features some footage of the real weigh in. Loma looks near identical to how he looks in the ring, whereas, Haney look skeletal and is hiding behind a hoodie and sunglasses because he doesn't want everyone to see how much of a weight bully he is This content is protected
in round 12 Loma threw 55 punches to Haneys 35 punches. If Loma "wasnt" aggressive, then what was Haney ?