Lomachenko lacks power

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  1. zeratul

    zeratul Active Member Full Member

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    Once again :good
    The author of this thread has very childish perception of boxing. Very naive of him to think that fighters always aim to knock the opponent out. There were no doubt in Lomachenko winning this fight from the very beginning so it was a good opportunity to spend some more rounds there and accumulate experience. It is the 4th fight of his professional carriere and he still has something to learn.
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    zeratul, Nov 23, 2014
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  2. zeratul

    zeratul Active Member Full Member

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    lol, the unique boxing connoisseur makes his statement :patsch :patsch :patsch
     
    zeratul, Nov 23, 2014
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  3. Badbot

    Badbot You can just do things. Full Member

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    KOd Ramirez, hurt Salido, hurt Russell and so far is the only man to knock down Pinyo :roll:
     
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  4. Scorpion

    Scorpion Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He has decent power, but his opponent was durable, thais are notorious for being tough.
     
    Scorpion, Nov 23, 2014
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  5. ellerbe

    ellerbe Loyal Member Full Member

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    You didn't watch the fight, your opinion is invalid. You took forever to reply, yet I saw you replying in other threads, it seems like you finally got your research done. Lomachenko hit Jonathan with the kitchen sink after he knocked him down in the 4th, yet he still couldn't get him out of there. Those are facts. Now your hand excuse is invalid because he had plenty of rounds to knock Jonathan out after the knockdown. It's too easy to school you. Now come back after you actually watch the fight. :hi: I'm sorry if calling you a mentally challenged child hurt your feelings, but that perfectly describes your replies, and your lack of knowledge of this sport.
     
    ellerbe, Nov 23, 2014
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  6. ellerbe

    ellerbe Loyal Member Full Member

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    Who said fighters always aim to knock the opponent out? You seem to have a hard time comprehending. Lomachenko sat on some vicious shots, and still couldn't get Jonathan out of there after hurting him badly in the 4th. If Loma had more power he definitely would ahve gotten him out of there, he was hitting him with flush shots.
     
    ellerbe, Nov 23, 2014
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  7. saintsmike

    saintsmike Boxing Addict Full Member

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    When a fighter faces very good opponents who are A and B level its unfair to say he's feather fisted. Fact is he's in against solid competition with good chins.
    Also Loma is hardly an aggressive fighter.
     
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  8. ellerbe

    ellerbe Loyal Member Full Member

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    Not saying he's featherfisted, I'm just saying he lacks power. He definitely hits harder in his division than real pillow punchers like Bradley/Paulie in theirs. That being said with the shots that landed on Jonathan after the knockdown, he should have gotten him out of there.
     
    ellerbe, Nov 23, 2014
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  9. zeratul

    zeratul Active Member Full Member

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    Well, that was something you are trying to state again and again. Firstly, his opponent's name was NOT Jonathan. If you find it funny calling him like that, not only then you lack intelligence but the sense of humour as well. Moreover, are you aware that the punching power can be different depending on the fighter's will, not only ability? He was instructed by his father not to put too much power in his shots. I understand that you may not hear the instruction at one's corner, but these are the obvious things. There's not much to discuss further .. I have a feeling that this was the first boxing night you were watching.
     
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  10. ellerbe

    ellerbe Loyal Member Full Member

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    Oh btw, you say he's been in 53 matches and never Ko'd so it's "especially hard to get them out", but did you see who this guy has been fighting? 2-2-0
    29-19-5
    25-14-1
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    11-3-1
    Here are the records for the last 5 guys he fought, yeah when you're fighting someone that's 1-10, you're probably not going to get ko-ed :tired. Please check your facts, before you act like you know what you're talking about. Like I said, it's just too easy to school an imbecile like you.
     
    ellerbe, Nov 23, 2014
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  11. ellerbe

    ellerbe Loyal Member Full Member

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    LOL @ captain obvious "are you aware that the punching power can be different depending on the fighter's will, not only ability?". Did you figure that one out yourself? Like I said, Loma hit him with his hardest shots, I dont care what excuses you have about his corner saying anything. I have a feeling that you're a huge Loma homer, am i right? You obviously have very little knowledge about this sport. It's okay though, most Loma homers, and eurotards do.
     
    ellerbe, Nov 23, 2014
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  12. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    Because I was watching the Pac Algieri PPV, and after I posted on your thread I forgot that I did, because I tend to forget your even on the forum, you're that insignificant to me and to most posters. Yes I watched the Lomachenko match, and why is it the just because someone fights no namers, that means they're supposed to be instantaneously KO'd the moment they step up, that's an awfully childish way to view the sport Ellerbe, some fighters have really good chins, it happens sometimes.

    Floyd lacks power as well.... and that doesn't diminish him one little bit in your eyes does it.
     
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  13. paulcris

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    the thai may have a granite chin. that his record consists of some bums does not disprove this.
     
    paulcris, Nov 23, 2014
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  14. stebinn

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    This Thai started training in muay thai from a very early age. Which means he has solid legs under him. And "Lomatards" "Eurotards"...are you twelve years old?
     
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  15. killerD

    killerD Boxing Addict Full Member

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    and your just a hater so your opinion is invalid.loma shuts out his opponent with one hand and you want to talk about power fuk off.if loma was black you'd be saying how skilled and tough he is.
     
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