Damn I really wonder how a fight between this version of Loma and 130lbs-2001 FMJ would look like ??

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Damn I really wonder how a fight between this version of Loma and 130lbs-2001 FMJ would look like ??

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I think Loma would have too many tricks , angles and activity for a 2001 version of FMJ. :box:
It's incredible how multi-dimensional and how sharp in a smart way is Loma. I have Rigo atm beating guys like LSC, J. Magdaleno, G. Russell Jr., Valdez and Lee Selby very decisively but what Loma did to him is out of this world. :TU: :bow: :bow:
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floyd

loma very good

floyd very very good. #10 p4p atg good.
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Floyd, since most of his fights have been fixed anyway.
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Loma is very very good but I reckon floyd would still pull out a win
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Oiky wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 07:51 Loma is very very good but I reckon floyd would still pull out a win
..considering all extras you get fighting life-long out of Nevada, I wouldn't be surprised..
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Loma didn’t do much to entertain either so let’s not get crazy about Floyd comparisons yet. Loma when not crying to the ref, was just a bunch of nervous energy. They both fought like they’d be fined for throwing power punches. Worst fight of the year. Rigo deserves most of criticism but I wasn’t impressed with Loma either.
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But I can’t ignore the fact that Loma’s last 4 opponents quit before the end. I can’t say that I’ve ever seen that as a streak for any fighter before. Hmmm
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I wonder the same thing Caldo. Its not like the quitters were ready to get KO'd. It smells and looks like someone paid Rigo to quit when he did. Absolutely bizarre. He has been in much more trouble before in fights and didn't quit.
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Badhusker wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 08:30 I wonder the same thing Caldo. Its not like the quitters were ready to get KO'd. It smells and looks like someone paid Rigo to quit when he did. Absolutely bizarre. He has been in much more trouble before in fights and didn't quit.
:lol: conspiracy!!!
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greg wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 08:20
Oiky wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 07:51 Loma is very very good but I reckon floyd would still pull out a win
..considering all extras you get fighting life-long out of Nevada, I wouldn't be surprised..
:lol: Yeah Floyd would go almost unbeatable in any fantasy matches (Fab 4, JCC Sr, Benitez, SRR, Camacho, Trinidad, etc) due of his tactics of handpicking, waiting a possible opponent to visible decline, draining him and of course have the ref and the judges on his side. Almost impossible to beat Floyd.
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apollo creed wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 05:36 I think Loma would have too many tricks , angles and activity for a 2001 version of FMJ. :box:
It's incredible how multi-dimensional and how sharp in a smart way is Loma. I have Rigo atm beating guys like LSC, J. Magdaleno, G. Russell Jr., Valdez and Lee Selby very decisively but what Loma did to him is out of this world. :TU: :bow: :bow:
Activity is the key. I think prime floyd had to low punch output and loma wouldve outlanded him. Also the angles. Rigo or floyd have excellent footwork and are superb boxing in angles, but lomas footwork and footspeed and how he does angles are from another galaxy. Loma has the best footwork ever with meldrick taylor kind of handspeed. Truly goat contender.
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JeanClaude Van Damme wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 06:57 Floyd, since most of his fights have been fixed anyway.
:lol: :TU:
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floyd at another level even though lomas excellent
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Jip wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 09:08
apollo creed wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 05:36 I think Loma would have too many tricks , angles and activity for a 2001 version of FMJ. :box:
It's incredible how multi-dimensional and how sharp in a smart way is Loma. I have Rigo atm beating guys like LSC, J. Magdaleno, G. Russell Jr., Valdez and Lee Selby very decisively but what Loma did to him is out of this world. :TU: :bow: :bow:
Activity is the key. I think prime floyd had to low punch output and loma wouldve outlanded him. Also the angles. Rigo or floyd have excellent footwork and are superb boxing in angles, but lomas footwork and footspeed and how he does angles are from another galaxy. Loma has the best footwork ever with meldrick taylor kind of handspeed. Truly goat contender.
:TU: True. Loma is a very special athlete but also his training methods and discipline brought him this high.
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apollo creed wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 09:02
greg wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 08:20
Oiky wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 07:51 Loma is very very good but I reckon floyd would still pull out a win
..considering all extras you get fighting life-long out of Nevada, I wouldn't be surprised..
:lol: Yeah Floyd would go almost unbeatable in any fantasy matches (Fab 4, JCC Sr, Benitez, SRR, Camacho, Trinidad, etc) due of his tactics of handpicking, waiting a possible opponent to visible decline, draining him and of course have the ref and the judges on his side. Almost impossible to beat Floyd.
Yet castillo did it.
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jamamb wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 09:15 floyd at another level even though lomas excellent
Yeah, Floyd would wait Loma to accumulate enough wear and tear to look beatable then fight him at 140 lbs after some time. Not to mention about the ref, judges and venue. :OhYes:
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apollo creed wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 09:16
Jip wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 09:08
apollo creed wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 05:36 I think Loma would have too many tricks , angles and activity for a 2001 version of FMJ. :box:
It's incredible how multi-dimensional and how sharp in a smart way is Loma. I have Rigo atm beating guys like LSC, J. Magdaleno, G. Russell Jr., Valdez and Lee Selby very decisively but what Loma did to him is out of this world. :TU: :bow: :bow:
Activity is the key. I think prime floyd had to low punch output and loma wouldve outlanded him. Also the angles. Rigo or floyd have excellent footwork and are superb boxing in angles, but lomas footwork and footspeed and how he does angles are from another galaxy. Loma has the best footwork ever with meldrick taylor kind of handspeed. Truly goat contender.
:TU: True. Loma is a very special athlete but also his training methods and discipline brought him this high.
Yes. Atg train differently. Pac blazing speed at the mitts, always training 100%. Floyd also training without many pauses. Loma with his eye mind coordination training. Aside from god giving talent these guys trained at the highest level.
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Jip wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 09:19
apollo creed wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 09:02
greg wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 08:20
..considering all extras you get fighting life-long out of Nevada, I wouldn't be surprised..
:lol: Yeah Floyd would go almost unbeatable in any fantasy matches (Fab 4, JCC Sr, Benitez, SRR, Camacho, Trinidad, etc) due of his tactics of handpicking, waiting a possible opponent to visible decline, draining him and of course have the ref and the judges on his side. Almost impossible to beat Floyd.
Yet castillo did it.
Nope. The judges had Floyd winning. Castillo would had to KTFO Floyd to get the nod in Vegas.
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apollo creed wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 09:25
Jip wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 09:19
apollo creed wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 09:02

:lol: Yeah Floyd would go almost unbeatable in any fantasy matches (Fab 4, JCC Sr, Benitez, SRR, Camacho, Trinidad, etc) due of his tactics of handpicking, waiting a possible opponent to visible decline, draining him and of course have the ref and the judges on his side. Almost impossible to beat Floyd.
Yet castillo did it.
Nope. The judges had Floyd winning. Castillo would had to KTFO Floyd to get the nod in Vegas.
I see it otherwise.

Real win, fake win. Thats the difference. To the boxer who i felt won is the winner. Official results in boxing can be as fake as hollywood society women, so they dont exist for me. I decide for myself who won or lost.

Castillo won against mayweather.
Maidana won against mayweather in 1 fight.
Maidana won by dq in the second fight, fliyd was clinching to much. I deducted a point, later dq him. Look yesterday, that was a ref dking his job. Rigo clinched less than floyd did in the maidana rematch yet never anything happened for floyd. Because the ref was paid or something was wrong. The ref yesterday deducted a point and wss right.
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apollo creed wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 09:02
greg wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 08:20
Oiky wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 07:51 Loma is very very good but I reckon floyd would still pull out a win
..considering all extras you get fighting life-long out of Nevada, I wouldn't be surprised..
:lol: Yeah Floyd would go almost unbeatable in any fantasy matches (Fab 4, JCC Sr, Benitez, SRR, Camacho, Trinidad, etc) due of his tactics of handpicking, waiting a possible opponent to visible decline, draining him and of course have the ref and the judges on his side. Almost impossible to beat Floyd.
Right, FMJ fought guys from two weight classes below him, and eight years older than him as a habit :lol:

To Lomassiah’s credit, he admitted that he did not consider this a big win due to his massive size and age advantages.

What he does have a habit of is whining to the ref when hit to the body, like a certain Russian that so many idolize on here. That appears to be a possible weakness to be exploited by a rough customer like Berchelt or Mikey.
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he started whining after the salido fight. he just accepted pretty much all the low blows in that fight w/o complaining at al, very much unlike kov. now he overdoes it, its true. think its more like hes remembered the salido fight and does it because of that more than being that bothered.imo its like like someones advised him to complain after the salido fight.

kellerman actually brought it up in one of lomas post fight interviews a couple fights after, and loma said as to why complaining to the ref now but not against salido: 'this is experience'

hes more physical in clinches now too, was putting in the head and rabbit punching against rigo.
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Oiky wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 07:51 Loma is very very good but I reckon floyd would still pull out a win
Mayweather would never take the fight. If he did he’d lose on points.
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Tanzio wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 09:35
apollo creed wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 09:02
greg wrote: 10 Dec 2017, 08:20
..considering all extras you get fighting life-long out of Nevada, I wouldn't be surprised..
:lol: Yeah Floyd would go almost unbeatable in any fantasy matches (Fab 4, JCC Sr, Benitez, SRR, Camacho, Trinidad, etc) due of his tactics of handpicking, waiting a possible opponent to visible decline, draining him and of course have the ref and the judges on his side. Almost impossible to beat Floyd.
Right, FMJ fought guys from two weight classes below him, and eight years older than him as a habit :lol:

To Lomassiah’s credit, he admitted that he did not consider this a big win due to his massive size and age advantages.

What he does have a habit of is whining to the ref when hit to the body, like a certain Russian that so many idolize on here. That appears to be a possible weakness to be exploited by a rough customer like Berchelt or Mikey.
So you are saying he is weak against nut shots?

Who would have tough that :clap:
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For now I'd say, that Loma would have been quite a problem for him. We need to see more Loma's master-classes to be sure in his victory in this hypothetical match up.
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