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Arsenal49 wrote:Why is this in the British forum u retard

You're dim

Counter-puncher wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:

Counter-puncher wrote:All true but you haven't yet seen Loma against anyone with Rigondeux's footspeed, which will go some way to offsetting Lomas aggressive footwork.

It won't. Lomachenko is gonna own him.

It won't what?

It won't offset Loma's footwork

gilgamesh wrote:

Counter-puncher wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:
It won't. Lomachenko is gonna own him.

It won't what?

It won't offset Loma's footwork

'go some way' to offsetting was the phrase I used (apparently- i had to check)

if you don't think it will offset it at all, you think Loma deals with Rigo as easily as a Martinez?

Counter-puncher wrote:
if you don't think it will offset it at all, you think Loma deals with Rigo as easily as a Martinez?

I think he deals with him as easily as Walters. Or pretty close. I don't expect Rigo to win more than 2 rounds, if that.

gilgamesh wrote:

Counter-puncher wrote:
if you don't think it will offset it at all, you think Loma deals with Rigo as easily as a Martinez?

I think he deals with him as easily as Walters. Or pretty close. I don't expect Rigo to win more than 2 rounds, if that.

mmmmmm'kay

Counter-puncher wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:

Counter-puncher wrote:
if you don't think it will offset it at all, you think Loma deals with Rigo as easily as a Martinez?

I think he deals with him as easily as Walters. Or pretty close. I don't expect Rigo to win more than 2 rounds, if that.

mmmmmm'kay

mmmm'kay indeed. Watch. It's gonna be an easy, lopsided win for Vasyl. Take it to the bank.

just to be clear, when you say as easily as Walters you mean stopping him in 7 or whatever? or will Rigo somehow struggle his way to the final bell?

In terms of style and talent there is simply no comparison between Rigo and Walter

Fight official

Will be the first time double Olympic champs have fought each other in the pros

If these 2 were the same size it'd be 50/50 for me. Unfortunately just think that Rigo is too small. In reality he's far from a big Super-Bantam and he'll be stepping up to Super-Feather for this fight. Loma should be too big.

Unless Rigo lands a crazy punch early on I see this as an easy win for Loma.

Rigo is/was brilliant but hasn't done too much since beating Agbeko (spelling).

He's also 37 by fight night and fought less than 3 rounds in 2 years or something.

In my eyes Rigo has a 10% chance of landing some early monster punch and a 90% chance of getting a beatdown.

Bloody nice to see quality fighters against each other though

I'm going to say it - Rigo is over rated.

Beautiful boxing but he isn't hard to put down and doesn't hit with enough venom to move up the weights and trouble a fighter like Loma; who is not far off being the perfect boxer imo.

Arsenal49 wrote:Why is this in the British forum u retard

Because some of us would rather only discuss boxing with our fellow, level headed countrymen than crackpots yanks.

IMO this has good potential to be one of the most overrated wins in a while....

Rigo too small and been on the slide in recent times.

Loma to dominate and force a mid-late stoppage.

If this was at a weight where Loma could struggle to make then there would be something interesting - at the moment all I see Trinidad vs Jones... the weight difference way too much.

I want to see Loma at lightweight before hopefully moving up to that P4P dream match vs Terrence Crawford.

Loma vs Mickey Garcia would be something.

The size difference will be a factor but not as much as it might seem. Rigo is a defensive master and relies on speed and skill rather than strength and power.

Loma was fighting at 126 at age 27. He's maybe gown into 130 or he's looking for bigger purses. I still see this as a close fight.

As good as I think Loma is I don't see him having much luck with the elite names above 130.

stujones wrote:

I want to see Loma at lightweight before hopefully moving up to that P4P dream match vs Terrence Crawford.

Lots of people seem to think that Crawford will probably have moved up himself by then. I

Rigo's chin has seemed a little suspect hasn't it? So with the move up in weight I reckon he may get stopped late.

He's been floored quite a bit, I don't ever recall seeing him seriously hurt.

worst he was hurt was against marroquin but he didnt get dropped

jamamb wrote:worst he was hurt was against marroquin but he didnt get dropped

Agreed.

Bumping this as people may not realise we have a poll on this fight (take note, Wes )

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑06 Dec 2017, 15:05 Bumping this as people may not realise we have a poll on this fight (take note, Wes )

This one is out of date, I prefer the fresh thread

wesshaw1985 wrote: ↑06 Dec 2017, 18:19

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑06 Dec 2017, 15:05 Bumping this as people may not realise we have a poll on this fight (take note, Wes )

This one is out of date, I prefer the fresh thread

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