Who would you say is the better fighter between the two, P4P?
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Lomachenko or Crawford- Who's better P4P?
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I think they're pretty much the same level. If I had to pick, I'd say Crawford should be ranked higher. He has those couple more solid wins than Lomachenko.
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Originally posted by bojangles1987 View PostI think they're pretty much the same level. If I had to pick, I'd say Crawford should be ranked higher. He has those couple more solid wins than Lomachenko.
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Originally posted by KingOfGlory View PostCrawford is very good but Lomanchenko is a once-in-a-generation fighter.
With his skills he should have been able to adjust
Other fighters have over come a size disadvantage, uber experienced pros with dirty tactics.
I'd like to see him in with a similar style fighter in their prime and see how can adjust
Both are on the same level.....Bud has more fights n undefeated a different style but just as skilled.
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Originally posted by therealpugilist View PostIf he was a once in a generation fighter, he'd have overcome salido
With his skills he should have been able to adjust
Other fighters have over come a size disadvantage, uber experienced pros with dirty tactics.
I'd like to see him in with a similar style fighter in their prime and see how can adjust
Both are on the same level.....Bud has more fights n undefeated a different style but just as skilled.
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Originally posted by bojangles1987 View PostSalido was his second goddamn fight. Floyd ****ing Mayweather wouldn't beat Orlando Salido in his second fight. That's a hard, hard task for the best of pros.
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Originally posted by bojangles1987 View PostSalido was his second goddamn fight. Floyd ****ing Mayweather wouldn't beat Orlando Salido in his second fight. That's a hard, hard task for the best of pros.
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I think i would give the nod to crawford as he seems to be able to work in a variety of styles.
Crawford can be a southpaw counterpuncher, a southpaw aggressor, orthodox counterpuncher, orthodox aggressor, all in the same round. He keeps morphing his approach until he finds the style that can beat his opponent. Crawford doesn't have the best chin, power, footwork, jab, etc.. He is talented but he isn't great at anything. His success is his ability to be a chameleon and morph into different styles until he finds one that works against that particular opponent.
Lomachenko has better footwork and more fluid punching, but he really only fights one way for the most part. a lot of pressure, darting in and out of range, and using absurdly good footwork to side step guys and always have the angle. But he isn't jack of all trades that crawford is.
The sheer variety of crawfords game gives him the edge in my book
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