Loma is much more attack minded then Mayweather

Yo Dren...peep this ****, lmao. He just lied on my name, lmao. And he doen't care either. His feelings had to have been truly hurt by me.

 

I agree. It was a good win but Hernandez is better than Martinez period. Martinez was never the man of the division and is a B fighter nothing more he's not even close to HOF level as Hernandez is since he was atleast nominated.

 

He confused my dislike for GG and lied and said that I don't like Loma lmao... Loma is growing on me because he's getting better and better and taking on tough fights. And I don't like GG. I'm openly admitting that. But, all GG has to do is beat a live body and I could be sold. But the **** riding of GG now is incessant.

 

In terms of skills and resume and achievment thus far, Loma is far ahead of GGG, that's for sure.

 

:conf

 

It's about perspective. 7 fights in and beating a world champion in Martinez is a huge feat. You can diminish the accomplishment by holding Roman's resume under an electron microscope but that like clutchin at straws. Floyd was 17 fights in facing Genaro for a world title. Genaro may be a better fighter than Martinez.....but At the end of the day Roman is not finished as a fighter where Hernandez was done after losing to Floyd. Nelson was also done after losing to Hernandez....he lost his last 2 fights after that loss. Martinez didn't win any lineal titles. As you already know, that's the biggest feat for any champion which is to win the title from "the man". Given the multiple titles and increased number weight classes it makes winning the lineal title that much harder.

Roman isn't going to be a Tito.....or a Cotto....but Hernandez will never be a JCC or a Ricardo Lopez either. At the end of the day beating men like Martinez and Hernandez will validate a fighters status depending on how well they perform in route to the victory.

Lomo is not there yet.....but the kid is well on his way and his path is not easy. He's faced very tough, solid opposition in the little time he's been pro which is why I have a high opinion of his ability and potential. I factor in not just who is on his resume up to this point in his career.....but where he is actually at in terms of his time as a professional prize foghter.

 

Oh goodnessatsch it went from 25 to 20 now to 24, all you do is ramble, alt_master.:verysad

 

Fair post. I think it was a good win for loma. I think he can cement his legacy at 130 because there's a lot of good fighters there more so than 135.

 

Who did GGG beat in 24 fights? Where was PBF at 34 and where is GGG now at 34?:hi:

 

Yet you're a GGG fan. PBF's resume ****s all over his at 24 fights or at 34 years of age.:deal

 

Genaro was 32 and only had 1 defeat. He wasn't done. Genero just lost his passion, but i dont think that has anything to do with him being a shot fighter, which I think you're alluding to.

Martinez has 3 losses and just got brutally knocked out, so if anyone should be done its Martinez.