Loma is undefeated P4P number 1.

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  1. MismatchHypejob

    MismatchHypejob Active Member Full Member

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    Real Lance strikes again with a pointless zero value response.

    I've put my case forward for Loma winning rounds 2 and 6 - which have been previously timestamped. You haven't done jack, you can pretend all you like as if you're saying something of value, but we both no you have made zero contribution or attempt to negate the fact Loma won rounds 2 and 6.

    Hyerbolic post? Andre Ward and Crawford gave Loma 6 rounds against Lopez...other people had Loma winning rounds 2 and 6. Hardly hyperbolic to say Loma didn't lose the Lopez fight.

    Loma won 8, 9, 10, 11..not debatable.. he also won rounds 2 and 6...you do realise 4 + 2 = 6, right? I also gave him 7.

    You've actually contributed nothing at all - just please get the **** out
     
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  2. miniq

    miniq AJ IS A BODYBUILDING BUM Full Member

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    If someone can name me the Top 10 P4P from 2004 off the top of their head (within reason) then that will prove that P4P actually has meaning or value (it doesn't)

    If someone can name the championship belts George Foreman held at any given point in his career that will prove to that plastic championship belts actually have meaning or value (they don't)

    The only thing that matters in boxing is who you beat, when you beat them and how you beat them and beyond all that whether it was a god damn good fight that you will re-watch every couple of years for the rest of your life, which is why fighters like Gatti & Ward & Fury & Wilder will remain historically relevant for the rest of modern boxing history.

    and yes my brain may be small but my testes are large and humbling.
     
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  3. Put to the test

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  5. Wizbit1013

    Wizbit1013 Drama go, and don't come back Full Member

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    Honestly having watched it at least twice I can't find a way for Loma to get any kind of result

    He lost rather than Teo actually beating him

    Strange proformance and one I was shocked at
     
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  6. Wizbit1013

    Wizbit1013 Drama go, and don't come back Full Member

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    To his credit I'm certain he did at least make his case for a draw and a win at the time
     
  7. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    I had Lopez winning 115-113, but denoted Round 2 as very close, I went back and watched it that night and my score immediately shifted to a draw. Hell, even a hater like Ward scored it a draw and had Loma winning the 2nd.
     
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  8. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    At the very least, go back and watch the 2nd and 6th, they're deceptively hard to score. Lopez throws a lot, and lands almost nothing, Loma throws very little, but lands most of what he throws.
     
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  9. CooperKupp

    CooperKupp “B.. but they all playin NBA basketball again!” Full Member

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    I get what you’re saying and I’m a huge Loma fan myself. But I still say Usyk is PFP#1 and will further prove this when he boxes Fury’s love handles off in Feb. The fact Usyk is doing what he is while being 220lbs going up against guys 20-30lbs bigger than him is something nobody else in the sport can say they’re doing.

    But as far as sheer skill… Yeah Loma is no doubt top 3 in the world and has been for the last 6-7 years. In my opinion the ONLY guy that has an actual legit claim of defeating him is Teo. But there were factors that led to the loss for Loma in that fight that I won’t bother getting into. I personally think Loma edged it based off the fact he landed more meaningful shots than Teo did. But Teo has a legit claim. BUT… he ducked the rematch. And honestly that fight could have been scored a draw. Very easily.

    One thing is for sure NOBODY has “Whooped” Loma or even come close. And if you combine all his amateur accolades with pros, he’s had a legendary career.
     
  10. Banana-Rama

    Banana-Rama Active Member Full Member

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    I rewatched round 2 a couple of times last night and honestly it can go either way, just depends what the judges like more. I counted Lopez landing 5 punches in the first minute while being the aggressor, while Loma landed nothing at all. Second minute of the round hardly anything happened, i think i counted 3 punches landed for Loma and 2 for Lopez. Loma's flurry in the final few seconds of the round made it close, i think he landed 3 punches and Lopez landed one. Giving round 2 to Lopez is entirely reasonable since he was the aggressor for most of the round. Lopez also landed some good punches in that round, they just weren't as eye catching because Loma was moving backwards all the time away from the power.
     
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  11. Babality

    Babality KTFO!!!!!!! Full Member

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  12. MismatchHypejob

    MismatchHypejob Active Member Full Member

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    In the first minute Lopez does not land anything of note. This is where you’ve got to see where punches land because he’s not landing anything. In the first minute Lopez appears to land a right hand either in Lomas abdomen or elbow ..but Loma is retreating and actually curves his body outward before the punch lands - in essence rolling with the shot 2:40.

    2:17 Lopez hits Lomas glove with a right hand
    2:14 Lopez hits Lomas elbows
    2:11 Lopez hits Lomas shoulder as he is retreating

    Nothing of note lands clean.

    it’s not unreasonable to say;
    Defence = Loma
    Ineffective aggression = Lopez

    1:02 Loma lands two VERY clean straight lefts (first more clean) rocking Teos head back. By far the only clean shots of the fight so far.

    0:35 jab from Loma lands - tags Lopez head but not as clean as previous shots

    0:10 Loma lands a very clean 3 punch combo - straight left right hook straight left pinging Lopez head

    0:10 Lopez swings a left hook which lands seemingly on the inside glove - does look like it partially connects but is nowhere near as clean as that three punch combo.

    I’d actually argue Loma was the ring general in this round as he was making Lopez miss and landing the cleaner more purposeful shots. Whereas Lopez was just swinging when Loma got close.

    I agree that watching it first time round you could score it for Lopez as it’s hard to see these things..but objectively speaking Loma landed the cleaner work.

    @CST80 @Wizbit1013 what do you think?

    @The Real Lance
    Did you want to have a look at my time stamps, if there’s anything wrong with my argument please let me know
     
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  13. Dynamicpuncher

    Dynamicpuncher Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Lopez 12 UD.
     
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  14. Dynamicpuncher

    Dynamicpuncher Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I just watched round 2 again and I'm actually laughing my ass of right now.

    Lopez lands a few nice body shots and a few head shots get around the guard of Lomachenko.

    Lopez is the aggressor as Lomachenko did absolutely nothing for 2 minutes, Lomachenko lands one decent counter shot at 2 minutes into round, and then they both have a little exchange right at the end of the round and that's that.

    A clear round for Lopez he was the aggressor, landed more punches, absolutely no chance Lomachenko won that round who was circling ring throwing no punches like he was in a sparring session.

    Get over it.

    Lopez 115-113/116-112 no controversy you don't win fights throwing 13 punches a round for half the fight, show me another example in a championship fight where a fighter has won with that output.

    Finally all 3 judges scored the 2nd round for Lopez, and punchstats were 11 to 5 in favour of Lopez so enough with your slow mo BS.
     
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  15. Banana-Rama

    Banana-Rama Active Member Full Member

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    I don't particularly care about your subjective view of what counts as a punch ''of note'', u can argue how clean they are but they got through, they are landed punches. All legally landed punches are of note, they count when scoring a round. Lomachenko tried to steal the round in the final seconds after doing almost nothing for 3 minutes while moving backwards and being walked down, and the judges didn't buy it.
     
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