The Salido loss.

Intelligent fighters learn (frustratingly fighters like James Degale don’t). For years everyone expected Vlad to lose because there was a “blueprint” on how to defeat him, however Vlad had learned from his defeats to such an extent that those tactics would never come close to defeating him again.

At the same time a bigger, stronger fighter who can take your power and sets a high work rate and will hit you in the balls all night long would be a nightmare for any fighter in the world to face.

 

Floyd didn't lose to Maidana lmao. Wow lol...

 

Stop with the excuses. He lost and didn't do the rematch.

 

This attitude is why today boxers protect their 0’s by fighting endless bums.

 

it was his seconds fight, it has no relevance.

 

I to think he did but it was a good fight and Miadana did very well

 

Bruh if you're serious, you can't be relied upon to score a fight. If you're saying that Maidana won...I have to conclude that you can't score a fight. I take that part of boxing very serious in boxing discussions.

 

JMM lost his first fight too.

 

Lol. I said Floyd won, but Marcos did well enough to wins rounds against a guy who rarely ever loses a round in any fight. He landed some good shots, hurt Floyd and roughed him up a bit. I had Floyd winning by 2 or 3 rounds which surprised me because I thought he'd absolutely dominate like he did in the rematch

 

OMG!!! The scandal!

 

The Lomos have outdone the PacIdiots and Bumlovkinites by a quite comfortable margin.

Lol

 

Yup.

Lomachenko "lost" the first fight--I believed then and still believe it should have been scored a draw--for two very simple reasons: 1) his pacing early in the fight was overly conservative; 2) his corner, for some inexplicable reason, advised him to tie Salido up when the veteran Mexican employed his bull-rush tactics, rather than use his brilliant footwork to maneuver into counterpunching position.

The former mistake is understandable; the kid was fighting in his first 12-round championship fight against an opponent known for getting better as a fight wears on. The second mistake, in my opinion, is unforgivable.

Finally, for all of the ******s out there, let's stop acting as if Salido somehow dominated the fight or won a decisive victory. With all the low blows, goon tactics, and coming in overweight, Salido squeaked out a very narrow decision. Indeed, Lomachenko--as I have posted numerous times before--demonstrated the ability to adjust to Salido's tactics in-fight when he won he won the championship rounds and dominated the 12th.

 

Qawi was 1-1-1 in his first 3!

OMG how will he ever cope with Spinks, Holy & Muhammad! Oh wait... Pretty well it turns out lol

 

& you have outdone yourself in the annual 'imitate a remedial' competition....

 

What has Lomachenko done since losing to Salido other than beat a guy with a broken hand coming up TWO weight classes?