At lightweight
Crawford fought there, Loma fights there now. Does anyone have the stones to lie and say they would take LW Loma to beat LW Crawford?
Come out come out wherever you are
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At lightweight
Crawford fought there, Loma fights there now. Does anyone have the stones to lie and say they would take LW Loma to beat LW Crawford?
Come out come out wherever you are
You've loaded the question so that anyone who picks Loma is a liar. You can't call people a liar for believing something you don't. For instance, I don't believe in supernatural beings (gods), however, if someone does they're not lying it's their "belief" (something imagined true without evidence).
Why would Crawford beat Loma at 135? He has a natural size advantage, right? That's obvious, as he's operating at 147. However, based on skill (eye test) and opponents, Loma is just as entitled to win as Bud, depending on what you like. Gamboa was naturally smaller, rocked him to his boots and gave him fits. Why? Funky unorthodox style.
Crawford was not a good a lightweight champion as Loma has been. It would be a good fight .
I could see either fighter win with that weight
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Originally Posted by Fenster
I could see Loma win that one. Crawford hasn’t really beaten anyone of note in my opinion. He has solid technique and skill, can punch, and is versatile, but I haven’t seen him in the ring with the comp that Loma Has been in with. I would take Loma for the simple fact that at 135, Bud would be weight drained and not his best version. I think 140 or 147 is asking too much of Loma, but I would favor him at 135.
Most reply see fight close. Where point go from here?