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.