Was Lomachenko robbed?

Saildo won 7-5,8-4, ur crazy if u think Lomo won. dude was barely swinging! U cant win a fight if u barely swing and the other guy is throwing hella body shots and working all the time

 

Foul-filled fight(by both sides) but Lomanchenko spent most of the fight hugging Salido. He started to beat Salido by the end of the fight but by then it was too late, Salido had won most of the rounds.

 

I like Lomachenko but I was almost praying that he'd not get the decision and that Salido wouldn't get robbed.

 

LOL!
Lomachenko let the opportunity slip through his fingers and lost. Simple as that.
Unless your last name is Klitscho and you are fighting in Germany, you can't win a boxing match by hugging your opponent all night.

 

Or if your names ward and it's in america

 

Ward throw punches and works on the inside, Wald dont do ****!

 

No he headbutts and wrestles on ye inside you blind racist troll

 

PBF got a couple of those decisions early in his career.

 

Right. Ward won the Super 6 by excessive fouling. :roll:

 

why u calling me racist?? theres some headbutts in there but he knocks people around with clean punches and goes to work on the inside. Wald doesn nothing on the inside, if somehow u dont beleive or even watch Wald then youtube his fights clown!

 

Sure did ,nice to see out changing your tune

 

He lost the fight for 2 reasons:

#1. He wasn't active enough in the first 4 rounds probably because he was saving himself in case he had to go the distance. This is 100% on Loma and his father and their Professional inexperience.

#2. He was fighting a Welterweight who refused to make weight. That isn't Loma's fault.

I would think they would have learned from #1 and he will not hold back this weekend.

 

Sure.
All those jabs and hooks that bounced off Kessler and Froch's head and jaws was just window dressing.

 

Lomachenko wasn't busy enough and by letting Salido be first damn near the whole night showed he doesn't know how to create his own offense. Salido looked like the ring general and judges look for the fighter dictating the pace.