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Straight left [Could have been a hook but looked straight] from Lomachenko put Kambosos down the first time, he got up and Lomachenko landed a body shot and that was it Kambosos walked away and the referee called it off.

top rank vs golden boy so prob wont happen, butt would like to see loma vss the 100 punch a round man, bill zepeda

top rank has shak steve at 135 , unification vs loma? loma vs ray muratalla?

Kambosos just couldn't push back.

Fight was alright, I'd give it a 5-6.

armageto wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 01:15 Haney takes another L tonight. He went 12 twice with Kambo.

If Loma fought him originally, Haney wouldn't even be talked about today.

It's a bit off ^
Not a fair comparison.

Amazing. Fair judges and Loma can't be beaten

Loma looked alright.
He relies on his boxing skills, he's in good shape.
Power isn't there but his physical ability to use a boxing ring and the space available too him ... he makes very good use of.
Not the same fighter he once was but he's alright.

Evander wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 03:01

armageto wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 01:15 Haney takes another L tonight. He went 12 twice with Kambo.

If Loma fought him originally, Haney wouldn't even be talked about today.

It's a bit off ^
Not a fair comparison.

It is because Haney was essentially listed as a P4P guy and division #1 off his two Kambo fights, and I don't know why, he was never good. An older, smaller loma dominated the fight more and even stopped Kambo, while Haney went 12 rounds with him, twice. In the process lost some rounds as well.

I thought Loma edged out Haney in a close fight. I don't see how Haney won 7 rounds there, IMO. All of Haney's supporters point to the Kambo fight as a series of big wins. Loma comes in, older and smaller, and does better. This shines a bad light on Haney, to me.

I'm also not saying Haney isn't good, but I never thought he was great or a P4P level. Just another guy with a built up record.

Kambo- Tough, but not good.
Loma- Thought Loma won
Prograis- He looked bad in the couple of fights prior to Haney
Diaz- Lost 4 of 5 since Haney
Linares- Way past it and had Haney hurt on multiple occasions at the end
Gamboa- Shot, Haney still couldn't stop him

Point taken

Neither of them showed that quality that will push them through against the higher level.

Yeah Haney is over rated. I do forever respect Kambosos for humbling that piece of shit Teo Lopez...

Evander wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 03:52 Neither of them showed that quality that will push them through against the higher level.

Theres no one at the weight who beats Lomachenko, no fornicating way

JackSprocket wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 03:59

Evander wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 03:52 Neither of them showed that quality that will push them through against the higher level.

Theres no one at the weight who beats Lomachenko, no fornicating way

Come on Jack

Evander wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 04:19

JackSprocket wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 03:59

Evander wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 03:52 Neither of them showed that quality that will push them through against the higher level.

Theres no one at the weight who beats Lomachenko, no fornicating way

Come on Jack

Who beats him? Garcia is over weight, Loma already beat the shit out of Haney, Shak is too small/not talented enough and the rest of them don't compare. Well Tank is the only one who has a chance. Also I wouldn't mind a Loma-Zepeda fight!

Lets wait another year for another Kambosos, Commey, Nakatani or Crolla level fight LOL

Cent0089 wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 04:47 Lets wait another year for another Kambosos, Commey, Nakatani or Crolla level fight LOL

The top dogs want nothing of the Matrix

Both will be looked at as opponents that can be beaten.

Evander wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 05:03 Both will be looked at as opponents that can be beaten.

Who beats Loma and how?

Age beats him.
He's a great boxer for his age right now.

The 30 year old prospect finally calling out old men Loma.



Bob also wanted to see Loma vs Stevenson happen this year. If Loma can beat one or both of them at his age, that'd be absolutely bonkers.

Evander wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 05:09 Age beats him.
He's a great boxer for his age right now.

That is true. I kinda see his career gone the same way that GGGs did. Great and avoided...

Let him show us.
His skills set is AA-
More the physicals that prevent him.
Early to mid 30s doesn't help.
Wrong division wrong time.

Loma tank September… put shak on the undercard vs zepeda winners fight…

If ever there was a need to have a prince save the day, this is it… come on mr excellencey…

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Evander wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 06:06 Wrong division wrong time.

Yes. It kinda feels like its always been the wrong time for Loma, starting from the Salido fück up... I think Lopez was the only one who really beat Loma, and it was due to the shoulder injury and basically not throwing a single punch in six rounds... And still you could call it a 6-6 fight.