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    Default Re: Replay for those who didnt see Lomo / Sosa

    Loma has moved past Chocolatito for best P4P fighter. Still think if they met earlier at a comfortable weight for both Rigo would have beaten him. But nobody else his size does.

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    Default Re: Replay for those who didnt see Lomo / Sosa

    From what i saw last night Lomachenko is IMO the #1 P4P fighter at present.
    Iv'e NEVER seen anyone move like he does, his footwork is insane!

    True Fact - Loma's Dad (highly rated trainer) taught him to box from age 4-9 years then from 9-14 years made him go to dancing school then age 14 years pulled him out and said "Now your ready to be the best fighter boy" and went full on with him back into boxing.

    If Michael Jackson and James Browns feet had a love child it would be Lomachenko.

    Amazing fighter

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    Quote Originally Posted by smashup View Post
    From what i saw last night Lomachenko is IMO the #1 P4P fighter at present.
    Iv'e NEVER seen anyone move like he does, his footwork is insane!

    True Fact - Loma's Dad (highly rated trainer) taught him to box from age 4-9 years then from 9-14 years made him go to dancing school then age 14 years pulled him out and said "Now your ready to be the best fighter boy" and went full on with him back into boxing.

    If Michael Jackson and James Browns feet had a love child it would be Lomachenko.

    Amazing fighter
    I see Loma as what people thought Pacquiao was. In that Pac moved so fast people thought he had good footwork. But he didn't, he just had fast feet. He was always, always off balance. But Loma does those same moves and does it with proper balance. It's a treat to watch him disarm his opponent from 24 inches away.

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    Default Re: Replay for those who didnt see Lomo / Sosa

    Loma is a pleasure to watch. Him against Garcia is a mouth watering fight.

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    Default Re: Replay for those who didnt see Lomo / Sosa

    Loma's loss against Salido is one of the most misleading bogus pieces of form in the history of boxing. I would literally back him to beat Salido with one hand now.

    However, it was also THE best thing that could happen, as not only was it a wake up call about pro boxing (Salido cheating with the weight, roughhousing him all night, subtle skills can get ignored against brute pressure) but he is now fully aware that to get mass attention in boxing you need to excite fans in the ring (sparkos and/or viciously beat the shit out of opponents) and be a character outside it.

    I've noticed loads of people that jumped off the bandwagon (typical boring overrated euro fighter, amateur records mean nothing) have dived back on head first.

    When Sosa was giving it to him that showboating stuff - when he took the piss by mimicking the punches missing him - was brilliant. And if anyone has followed his twitter/instagram you can see he's certainly not shy, a funny funker.
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    Default Re: Replay for those who didnt see Lomo / Sosa

    Sosa is a top tier fighter too which makes this all the more astonishing.Would pay to see Rigo Lomo at a catch.
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    Default Re: Replay for those who didnt see Lomo / Sosa

    Quote Originally Posted by Andre View Post
    Sosa is a top tier fighter too which makes this all the more astonishing.Would pay to see Rigo Lomo at a catch.
    Rigo had his chance. Loma will be at 135 soon. We have probably missed this fight now.

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