Lomachenko-Rigondeaux Rehydration Clause (Loma Cannot Be Heavier Than 138 On Fight Day)

He won't rematch Saldio. He will copy Kostya T and bypass Salido like Kostya did the Phillips rematch.

 

It's no point to argue about this now anymore. Let's just wait and see.

 

People scrambling their brains to see how this checks in line with their agenda...

 

Why does Lomachenko have to have a weight limit and Jacobs does not? Hell, Jacobs is fighting middleweights while he is a cruiser weight! Whatever, he will beat Rigo.................

 

Yet you gave Wilder credit for beating Buffet Stiverne?
But zero credit for beating Rigo? LMAO
You're mental.

 

Well lame Horn won against old Pac so I guess Loma was right. That's what I call respect.

 

I would say it like this -- Salido is a smart guy and he knows that there'll be no third time, so he wants to earn as much money as possible for this rematch. In other words, he is unwilling to sell it cheap.

 

Yes that's true. But it's still likely that he will still gain 1-3 pounds by fight time.

 

At the very least Loma won't dominate Rigo like he's done the last few opponents. People who believe Loma makes Rigo look easy are fools that enjoy the flavor or Loma's nuts!

 

Why would he be unwilling to rematch a guy whom he was beginning to dominate in the championship rounds??

Had he been more familiar with the pacing required to fight consistently over 12 rounds, he would not have lost several early rounds due to his inactivity.

Recall it was Salido, not the Ukrainian, who was clearly hurt and hanging on for dear life in Rd 12.

The rematch would be a one sided beating, and don't think for one second that the Salido team doesn't know it.

 

Salido won and what you said is just your opinion of what you think the rematch might be, but it hasn't happened. lmao.

 

Yeah after having trouble making the weight.

 

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Moretti (Top Rank vice president) then added, joking about Rigondeaux's defensive boxing style that includes a lot of movement, "And then we in turn asked that Rigondeaux run no more than three miles inside the ring the night of [the] fight."
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http://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/...rmo-rigondeaux-include-weight-check-day-fight