How would Lomachenko's career looked had he chose to stay below 135 after beating Rigondeaux

He would have one loss which shouldn't be a loss and only is due to corruption and he would be the current P4P king and rule whatever division he campaigned in with an iron rod.

He's lost once in his entire life, 423 fights amateur and pro combined, to someone who was roughly his size and I think they were probably bigger, and he avenged it times 2.

Two of his other 3 losses came against opponents who weighed 2 divisions more than him or 4 in Haney's case and 2 of them should not be losses. He is supernaturally good against fighters his own size and imagine he's fighting ones who he weighs 2-3 or even 4 divisions more than?

No one even thinks of it from that perspective. Imagine how much more incredible Loma would look if he was bigger and heavier or much bigger and heavier than his opponents like many other top fighters of today are than theirs and he wasn't constantly giving away a lot or a huge amount of reach too.

 

Yes for sure. People including myself praise Usyk's chin, and rightly so, but Loma's chin and toughness are aspects of his people rarely mention. He's got a great chin himself and is very physically strong for his size.

Sure he has an incredible defence, but he's fought lots of very big and very big punchers and many of them bigger, much bigger or way bigger than him and obviously when you tiny for the division and are facing fighters who are huge or gigantic for the weight and weigh 1.5, 2, 3 or even 4 divisions more than you power is magnified.

 

I wish he had but not as much as I wish he'd not based himself in the US. He should come over to the UK and became a favourite over here and only fought in the US once or twice. He would've been treated much better that's for sure and not been despised with a vengeance by huge factions of tribalistic fans like he is in the US.