Boxing fans these days are wired to say a fighter they dislike was exposed or a fraud so a fighter is barely allowed to lose a round. Look at the Marriaga fight. He was exposed because he had some blood from 2 deliberate headbutts.
Boxing fans these days are wired to say a fighter they dislike was exposed or a fraud so a fighter is barely allowed to lose a round. Look at the Marriaga fight. He was exposed because he had some blood from 2 deliberate headbutts.
And a guy in MMA can lose 10 fights in a row and still gets respect and TV time.
And a guy in MMA can lose 10 fights in a row and still gets respect and TV time.
Hell one of the GOATs Anderson Silva had 4 loses before he went on an incredible run that put him in that discussion. It;s one of the things that I love about MMA. Fans are far more forgiving of losses.
--- It's Loma, not the alliteration used in smearing tactics.
And he fights more aggressively now as a proper pro need be.
The KD was a sharp balance shot, no big deal at all save for the automatic 2pt deduction. He *****ed that minor mistake in spades.
It's an honor to watch someone bring the irrefutable technique, ambition, and excitement back into boxing. Long may he reign.
Now this is what I like to see from history buffs, appriciating new talent for being worthy additions to the art/sport. Not these other insecure fellas who seem to be paranoid and think that a young fighter being recognized as good/great is a direct threat to the legacy of their favorite fighters from the past.
As for Loma's recent knockdown, this fight is actually a big credit to his legacy because Boxing very much values a fighter being able to get back up and end up winning that fight, and even more so if it's by knockout like he did.
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