Scoring Loma's Losses

I voted 1-2 I had him losing to Salido and Teo (a draw possible) and I had him beating Haney

 

https://www.cbssports.com/boxing/ne...r-losing-lightweight-titles-to-teofimo-lopez/

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/box...machenko-injury-shoulder-surgery-August-fight

atleast two surgeries, in 2018 and 2020.

 

You’ve literally said words here, it all has zero value, because at the end of the day punches landed is what matters and I’ve demonstrated that Lomachenko lands more and cleaner punches in round 2 and 6, that is as objective as it gets. You can play on all the words you like, you don’t really have an argument to stand apart from “score it real time” that’s not an argument. I’ve scored the fight using real time and slow motion to assess what lands and the impact of what has landed.
Round 2 and 6 are Lomachenko rounds, get rid of your bias for Lopez who actually just walks forward and lands nothing, something you seem to be giving credit for some reason

 

Many gave Loma rounds 2 and 6, including Ward and Crawford. Round 2 is a round where if you haven’t got a sharp enough eye you don’t know what lands because 1. Not much was landed 2. Those punches landed where hard to see

The argument you’re making is just straight up Dumb

the 4 scoring criteria-
Defence - Goes to Loma as he was hit less and landed more punches
Effective aggression - not Lopez as he just walked forward missed punches and got outlanded
Ring general - not Lopez as he couldn’t land as was getting outlanddd
Clean punches - objectively Loma

 

I think that fighters should actually fight in slow motion so that the rounds are easier to score.

If they insist on fighting in real time, the fight should be scored by a random message board poster watching at 0.25 speed once the fight becomes available on youtube.

Winner has belt delivered by UPS.

 

Loma probably had an injury, most boxers do going into a fight.

Didn't really seem to bother him in rounds 7-12 though.

 

Words with no value . You’re straight up wrong

 

You're not even going to take him up on the offer and score ?

 

Defeated Salido 7-5 (and Salido should have been deducted points for low blows)

Lost to Lopez 7-5

Defeated Haney 8-4

 

I've already scored it real time earlier, he just conveniently chose to ignore it, as he does. I said, round 6 was clear Loma round, round 2 was hard to see because fast but infrequent punches and difficult to seee angles (which a combination of slow motion and real time clarifies)

 

You are not actually reading what I'm saying ...which I've repeated before... I watch real time and in slow motion to assess number and impact of punches landed. Your method is entirely inaccurate and half assed, just stop pretending you're the one without bias