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How do you see future of this guy? can he bounce back?

A guy with great punching power can always come back. The division he is in is strong goid fights left!

Cent0089 wrote:How do you see future of this guy? can he bounce back?

Provided the Loma beating hasn't done any long term damage.

He was scheduled for the undercard but had injury - so we'll see him shortly again.

Loma beat him really bad I mean completely outclassed. Maybe some belief has gone

If loma move up at LW, Walters will be the best SFW, I have no doubts about it.

ValMar wrote:If loma move up at LW, Walters will be the best SFW, I have no doubts about it.

Berchelt beats the brakes off him. Berchelt is the class of the division.

ValMar wrote:If loma move up at LW, Walters will be the best SFW, I have no doubts about it.

What has Walters done at 130 that is so convincing for you?

Give him 3 fights a year for 3 years, then I'd judge him.

Don't think you guys understand how difficult an inconsistent schedule makes training.
Y'all talk like athletes are video games you can just turn on and they'll perform at their programmed peak.
Then there's also the regular life problems that come with no fights,
leads to have to borrow, so your purse belongs to others before you get it, and they know how much you made.

Stressful. Hopefully this ESPN deals allows TR guys to fight more.

PS - To the "take whatever fight/deal your promoter offers" people, suck a dick slave.

The fact that his last two fights have shown increasing decline in his abilities, the amount of inactivity between fights, the fact that he is now 9 months inactive without a fight scheduled, and the fact that he quit in his last fight tell me that his dedication to the sport and his conditioning are both on a steady decline. He's going to keep slipping unless he gets his heart back into the game and gets his promoter behind him. He blamed his performance against Lomachenko on inactivity, said he wanted 3-4 fights in the coming year, and he's currently on 0 fights in the first 9 months of that year.

Lackeos wrote:The fact that his last two fights have shown increasing decline in his abilities, the amount of inactivity between fights, the fact that he is now 9 months inactive without a fight scheduled, and the fact that he quit in his last fight tell me that his dedication to the sport and his conditioning are both on a steady decline. He's going to keep slipping unless he gets his heart back into the game and gets his promoter behind him. He blamed his performance against Lomachenko on inactivity, said he wanted 3-4 fights in the coming year, and he's currently on 0 fights in the first 9 months of that year.

you guys keep acting like it's the fighter's choice.
Of course some guys like GGG fight more, but that's about economics and opportunities,
not because GGG wants to fight more.

Tanzio wrote:

ValMar wrote:If loma move up at LW, Walters will be the best SFW, I have no doubts about it.

What has Walters done at 130 that is so convincing for you?

It is just a strong feeling, I can not forget the way he destroyed Donaire (I do not care if this happened at 130 or 126)....

Mexi-Box wrote:

ValMar wrote:If loma move up at LW, Walters will be the best SFW, I have no doubts about it.

Berchelt beats the brakes off him. Berchelt is the class of the division.

I can not agree......

ValMar wrote:

Mexi-Box wrote:

ValMar wrote:If loma move up at LW, Walters will be the best SFW, I have no doubts about it.

Berchelt beats the brakes off him. Berchelt is the class of the division.

I can not agree......

For the record I'd take Berchelt to beat Walters.