russell will learn from this and be back.

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  1. cereal monotony

    cereal monotony Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    lol...so GRJ only landed one punch on lomachenko, huh? dude you on some of that good weed, lol... tell you what..show me a close up picture of loma's face after the fight. post the link let's see it...and in case you 're not able to follow the nuances of my argument, the point is that I don't believe tjhey were the same weight, that's why i'm asking how the weight was taken. Clearly there was a size difference because i'm not the only one who noticed it...even your showtime announcer gods that you follow their opinions like a mindless slave said there was a size difference.
     
  2. JohnnyDrama99

    JohnnyDrama99 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    GRJ didn't impress but did go 12. I thought his chin would eventually get cracked and lose inside the distance. So in that regard he did better than expected. Scores were way too close to justify how Loma controlled the fight. It was a good fight and the right man won, but who ever saw the fight as a draw needs to get off the rocks.
     
  3. weegriffin

    weegriffin Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Lomachenko looked bigger, but Maidana, Cotto, Mosley and Floyd looked roughly the same size despite Floyd weighing 150 lbs on HBO's scales.

    Floyd looked a lot bigger than Marquez even though Marquez has been weighing around 140 + going back to his 130 lbs fights.

    Prefer to go by scales rather than how they look in the ring as it is all guess work otherwise.

    What do you think of the fact Russell has talked about moving up in weight?
     
  4. JohnnyDrama99

    JohnnyDrama99 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    It had nothing to do with size for the way Russell performed. He was just finally stepping up and it was too ambitious. He could have stepped up gradually and faced someone that's more on his level but he did the same thing Loma did in facing Salido and ended up with his 1st pro defeat.
     
  5. hoopsman

    hoopsman Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :rofl

    Ahhh.....the irony... What was the name that you called posters who mentioned the refereeing during the Lomo-Salido fight?

    Ahhh yes... whiny emasculated white guys.:rofl
     
  6. Joejr

    Joejr Boxing Addict banned

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    Russell's a good fighter but his a level or two below lomo
     
  7. progamer

    progamer Boxing Junkie banned

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    featherfisted.

    needs to go down.
     
  8. slash

    slash Boxing Addict Full Member

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    yep.

    but a rematch isn't out of order, so lomachenko, still obviously learning the pro game, can go ahead and knock him the phuck out.
     
  9. Joejr

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    I don't think Iv ever seen as ineffective a puncher as Russell, it's like he throws punches to defend rather than attack
     
  10. 12gage

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    I think 116-112 was about right. Loma is an excellent fighter. It is obvious he knows. How to deal with fast hands. The lateral movement, counter punching and bodywork caused GRJ major issues. However, it was obvious to me from the start that Showtime had an agenda. I think GRJ did good work in spots but he was not consistent and actually a bit too aggressive. He is fast but all the missed punches were opportunities for Loma to destroy the body. Loma will be champ for a while if he keeps it up.
     
  11. Karl

    Karl Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Like Salido against Loma.
     
  12. cereal monotony

    cereal monotony Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    russell is a short dude, so moving up probably wouldn't serve him well...i know he wants to move up because that's where the money is...but if he's gonna do that, he also needs to look into getting a diifferent coach and upping the level of his opposition so he learns how to handle different styles.
     
  13. JacK Rauber

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    The one thing Russell has going for him is his speed. Tremendous hand speed. Other than that, Lomachenko thoroughly outclassed him in all other areas. My sense was by the end of the fight Russell was about to go. He was barely hanging on. Loma had gone to the body so long and so effectively Russell had nothing left. To his credit, at least he stayed on his feet.

    I thought it was a masterful performance by Lomachenko.
     
  14. bandeedo

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    :lol: complete lack of self awareness.
     
  15. cereal monotony

    cereal monotony Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    i felt showtime had an agenda as well... i actually used to enjoy al bernstein years ago before he came to showtime...but these days, just listening to him and screeching ignoramus malignaggi make my stomach turn.