Who Was More Impressive Beating George Kambosos? 36 Year Old Loma Or haney?

How is this even a question an inactive blown up 126 pounder T-Rex reach injury-ravaged past prime leprechaun Loma schooled a much bigger and heavier prime Kambosos who has a 2.5'' longer reach via the application of pure skill and then knocked him out for the first time in his career

Loma 176 punches landed, Kambosos 40

Haney 159 punches landed, Kambosos 100

Haney 202 punches landed, Kambosos 78

Whereas, conversely, a prime active Haney couldn't put a dent in Kambosos in 24 rounds of trying despite being much bigger and heavier than him with a 3'' longer reach and won UDs over him via the art of US slickness

This is what they call ''skills'' and ''great defence.'' Bizarre world we live in

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The leprechaun is 1000 times more skilled than the giant weight bully

Natural 126 vs a natural 135

Natural big 146 vs natural 135

 

It was the exact same version of Kambosos only a bigger and stronger one than we've seen before. In his own words, he ''had the best camp of his life'' against an opponent he has been ''obsessed with fighting all his life''

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The only thing Haney can ruin with those featherfists and clinching ''skills'' of his is a fight and all the atmosphere and excitement

If you want to see Haney fighting a genuinely diminished common opponent he shares with Loma look no further than the inactive shot shell of Linares who he needed the bell to come to rescue against to save him from a KO loss despite the fact Linaras was, as said, shot to bits, hadn't fought in like 15-16 months, was much smaller than him, had been KO'd in 2 of his previous 5 fights, one of which in a round, the other of which by a badly injured blown up 126 leprechaun.

And even worse, Haney still had to run and hug like crazy in the final 2 rounds just to ensure he didn't get clipped again and KTFO by a shot inactive old man.

Loma beat a prime, active much bigger and longer reach Linares who was ranked #1 135, #11 P4P, hadn't lost in six years, and despite the fact Loma suffered a career-threatening shoulder injury in just round 2 of the fight