Next up for Lomaschenko

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by BoxingfanLV, Mar 4, 2014.


  1. BoxingfanLV

    BoxingfanLV New Member Full Member

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    So instead of fighting Russel in Featherweight why not follow Salido up to Super Feather and get a rematch for that vacant WBO belt (Garcia is moving up to Lightweight).

    I'm sure he learnt his lesson, plus he really shouldn't leave it like that. After two fights he now knows pro boxing, knows Salido real well and will deliver this time.

    Otherwise what? Figthing Russel is not a good fight for either (plus nobody cares), and going after another belt in feather does not mean as much as getting a rematch. Of course Salido will ask for a whole bunch of money, but if you want to become a legend you have to pay your dues.

    After beating Salido at 130, he can go back to 126 with confidence and become a two weight champ in only 4 fights...

    I wish I was his promoter...
     
  2. eltirado

    eltirado Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Loving it :bbb
     
  3. Jordan_Davies

    Jordan_Davies Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Honestly he should take it easy but it all depends i suppose

    Daniel Ponce De Leon is fighting Juan Manuel Lopez this month so thats a fight worth keeping an eye on

    WBO Rankings :

    1 Gary Russell Jr. USA
    2 Chonlatarn Piriyapinyo (Asia-Pacific) THAI
    3 Kamil Laszczyk (Int-Cont) POL
    4 Joel Brunker AUST
    5 Vasyl Lomachenko UKR
    6 Gamalier Rodriguez (NABO) PR
    7 Abner Mares MEX
    8 Jun Doliguez PHI
    9 Rene Alvarado NIC
    10 Lee Selby GB

    Personally id like to see him take a tune up bout instead of fighting for a vacant belt, especially against guys like Lee Selby and Gamalier Rodriguez, seems like Bob doesnt want to lose his WBO strap to Goldenboy so hes rushing Lomachenko back into another title fight
     
  4. Son of Gaul

    Son of Gaul Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Salido has done pretty well in rematches so there's no guarantee that Lomachenko would win...especially a rematch at a higher weight class where his power might not translate and Salido would be even stronger. I would advise to look elsewhere and forget this one.
    Salido, on the other hand, should be looking to get a big money fight with Garcia.