I don't know what this kids background is as far as his training regiment but he has it all. Surgical Accuracy, Angles, bobbing,weaving, and speed. He put on a ****ing clinic even worse than the GRJr fight. He has to either fight Rigondeaux or move up in weight because he is too much for this division.
That's just one component to improve on. other than that he showed heart and discipline by fighting with a broken hand and still out pointing his rival. Reminded me of Mayweather vs Guerrero
Yes. he is. Genius only behind Mayweather and Rigondeaux... leave Ward alone, that hugging and holding isn't proper boxing.
He is smoother than a baby's bottom. If you don't enjoy watching a guy like him operate, then you are dead inside.
His boxing IQ is amazing. An exceptional talent who had to fight one-handed nearly half of the fight. Fun to watch him work.
He's everything. Everything but a KO machine but neither are many of the boxing greats. Also, Lomachenko still seems to be getting better and better.
Only thing I DON'T like about Loma is his size. At 26 yo, he's certainly not gonna get any taller, and without at least 2 more inches of height/reach, he'll forever be trapped below 135. Nothing at all wrong with topping out at 135. I mean Gamboa did it and most ppl considered him a p4per before his troubles. That said.......had Loma started his pro career at 21-23, he could had grown into his current frame, and conquered a weight division or 2 south of FW. Sadly, guys with his skill level, like Rigo, Donaire, etc.....only get the huge credit when theyre able to conquer multiple weight classes, similar to how Pac and Floyd have done. Now, Bud Crawford......Amir Khan(if he can be glued back together) those are guys who can fan out to 147 and even reach 154 after having reached the elite level from 130-140.:think:think
