No doubt. Loma wanted to part of Lopez early. Those body shots kept Loma on the run.Quote:
Originally Posted by powerpuncher
I think he was afraid of the powerQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
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No doubt. Loma wanted to part of Lopez early. Those body shots kept Loma on the run.Quote:
Originally Posted by powerpuncherI think he was afraid of the powerQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Loma thinks he won the fight.
If Jim Gray had been interviewing him he would have asked him "Why the fukk did you throw away the first 7 rounds of a 12 round fight?"
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Originally Posted by TitoFan
Glad to see Loma did give an interview, always a champion. But he’s wrong and he clearly lost. Let’s get him in there with Tank next
Yea sorry Loma got no argument for winning that and draw you could find argument i guess like ward did but that is being overly generous 8 4 7 5 are good scores...
7-5 Or 8-4 Lopez.
I expected Loma to finish strong but Lopez was a better boxer early and just beat the P4P best boxer in the world.
In other news, Crawford has decided to fight a past it, overweight Kell Brook on November the 14th.
Loma deserves a rematch.
115-113 for lopez for me, the judges card were a bit wide.... Really don't like this odd Ukrainian style, usyk does the same, of doing bugger all the first few rounds it worked v bellew but it cost lomachenko here. Maybe he just doesn't have it at the level he's at but a bit more energy early on and he could have won on my card at least.
14-2 is the P4P in the world???!!! HAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well done to Lopez. I scored it 116-112
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Almost exactly how I scored it except I gave the 9th to Lopez. I will have to watch round 2 again but I think the one combination made people give it to Loma even though Lopez seemed to easily win that round.Quote:
Originally Posted by TonnnnUK
Yeah those eye catching flurries could sway a round to one fighter when the other has been a bit more busy but not landed anything quite as significant. They are the swing rounds and could go either way. It's all matter of preference and opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by powerpuncherAlmost exactly how I scored it except I gave the 9th to Lopez. I will have to watch round 2 again but I think the one combination made people give it to Loma even though Lopez seemed to easily win that round.Quote:
Originally Posted by TonnnnUK
I also had it 117 - 111. Round 2 was clearly a Lopez round. Round 9 while closer, was also a Lopez round in my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by powerpuncherAlmost exactly how I scored it except I gave the 9th to Lopez. I will have to watch round 2 again but I think the one combination made people give it to Loma even though Lopez seemed to easily win that round.Quote:
Originally Posted by TonnnnUK
Funny enough we talk about greatness both fighters one fighter 15 fights the other 16 fights good fighters yes but great let's think about it chap.!
No excuses. Despite Lomanchenko taking an age to start after that long break out of the ring, Lopez absolutely earned that decision. He looked calm and in control and i serioulsy underestimated his ability to fight to a game plan. Some sublime stuff from him, and without a doubt his abilty to really dig made Loma second guess from the start. He nullified many of the advantages Loma ususally engineers by keeping up his own rhythm and dictating where he would fight so that Lomas fabled footwork just never got a chance to make inroads and nuge Lopez off balance. Final third Loma started to get some sucess, but way too little and too late. That said at least one of the cards was little wide.
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Originally Posted by TonnnnUK
I remember scoring each and every round the same way. First 7 to Teo... next 4 to Loma... and final one to Teo.