Lomachenko vs ODLH at 135

Not out of the question but I still think extremely unlikely, just because Floyd is better than Linares doesn't mean that it automatically results in some easy destruction, that's not how boxing works and it's a mistake that rookies often make when making predictions. Styles make fights.

Floyd is a fairly tentative fighter and he's pretty much a pure counter puncher unless situation calls for otherwise, Loma is a very clever boxer with high IQ as well, it would be a chess-match in my opinion with Floyd winning on counters and being a lengthier/bigger, faster guy.

 

Rookie? My account is about four years older than yours.

 

Sorry I wasn't actually speaking about you, just generally or rather about that other guy.

 

Oscar De La Hoya by KO/TKO

 

2 Olympic Champs going after each other.

Oscar with a 3" height, and 8" reach advantage.

Plus, a quick powerful left hook.

All the tools necessary to beat the smaller Lomo at Ltweight.

 

Oh okay.

 

You're so full of ****... A hater, pure & simple.

 

Yet this didn’t happen to neither.....

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Cling much?

 

No & nor did this:

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Mikey never relinquished the WBC title, so yeah, he was the best lightweight, and still is. Look at Arum already trying to protect Loma, by claiming he's only making one offer for the fight

Floyd didn't taste canvas like that though. Loma's face had an expression of bewilderment, as his arse went to the canvas. To be impartial though, I think Floyd may have been hurt much worse when Corely tagged him.

 

Fighting a 122 pounder at 130 while having a 12 pound weight advantage isn't a tough fight. I'd give that to you, if Rig's had of fought every round like the first and it was competitive. That was one of the biggest disappointments of a fight since I've been watching boxing though. Loma had no problem period from round two on.

Would have to look at it on a case by case basis. I've seen guys dropped good, but be less hurt than guys who never went down. Had Lomachenko been hurt like Floyd was hurt, he might have been stopped. I don't recall how hurt Jacobs looked when Mora slapped him down. Quillen was quite Bambi legged though. Quillen was more hurt staying up, than Jacobs was, in getting dropped by Golovkin.