Lomachenko's Opponents Combined Record is 431-39

[Tony Trick-Pony]

431-39 in 15 fights. Insane. I'd be willing to bet that's probably never happened before.

Haney's for example is 276-155 in 23 fights.
Davis, 324-121 in 22 fights.

Doubt they're even considering a fight before before Commey-Lopez winner but here's to hoping I guess.

Saensak Muangsurin won a world title in his 3rd pro fight as well. In his first 15 fights he had an opponent combined record of 443-85. Flat out wild.

That's pretty bad ass. Might be interesting to do this with a lot of fighters.

Oscar De La Hoya's first 15- 298-62-24

Usyk's after 16 fights- 355-64-7

[Lomadeaux]

That's pretty bad ass. Might be interesting to do this with a lot of fighters.

Oscar De La Hoya's first 15- 298-62-24

Usyk's after 16 fights- 355-64-7

Damn Usyk’s is that good? Makes sense I guess.

[BoxingIsGreat]

No.

I fu#kin can’t stand it when people throw that misleading stat out there.

Orlando Salido is a damn good fighter. Far from a journeyman. He’s fought everyone he can possibly fight, has an accomplished resume, and he’s a former 2 time world champion. Does that sound like a journeyman to you? No. Salido is a tough fight for anyone he faces.

But everyone who wants to sh#t on Lomachenko throws that ****** stat out there. Besides. Who the hell fights someone as accomplished as Salido in only their 2nd pro bout? No one.

Read between the lines.

Nothing I said is incorrect. 12 guys beat him, now 14, but Loma wasn't good enough to do so.

Those are facts. No need to be mad.

[tjones1989]

Why does Haney need to step up? He's already the WBC mandatory.

Luke Campbell never had to step up. He has no big wins yet Lomachenko still fought him.

Obviously cus luke is white and they don't wanna give haney his shot man.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

No.

I fu#kin can’t stand it when people throw that misleading stat out there.

Orlando Salido is a damn good fighter. Far from a journeyman. He’s fought everyone he can possibly fight, has an accomplished resume, and he’s a former 2 time world champion. Does that sound like a journeyman to you? No. Salido is a tough fight for anyone he faces.

But everyone who wants to sh#t on Lomachenko throws that ****** stat out there. Besides. Who the hell fights someone as accomplished as Salido in only their 2nd pro bout? No one.

Read between the lines.

I agree.

One loss and they hound you with it forever, like they ever beat anybody. Haha.

Good post, man.

[Bullrider]

Don't know exactly why he is being hated.

[Larry the boss]

That's pretty bad ass. Might be interesting to do this with a lot of fighters.

Oscar De La Hoya's first 15- 298-62-24

Usyk's after 16 fights- 355-64-7

amazing how ya'll ignore the age differences...LOMA started at 25 and Usyk was 26....Oscar was much younger

[Tony Trick-Pony]

amazing how ya'll ignore the age differences...LOMA started at 25 and Usyk was 26....Oscar was much younger

Nobody made Oscar turn pro early and no one made Loma and Usyk turn pro late. I don't see that it makes any difference. All three had a lot of amateur experience too. So you don't have a point. And besides, their record isn't THAT much better than Oscar's but they are better. It's okay. They both have a long way to go to top Oscar's accomplishments. You don't have to reach so far just yet.

[fourtheboys96]

Yeah, some people act like he's some kind of prodigy for winning titles in 3 divisions in x number of fights when the guy was 30 years old.

He is a prodigy.

396-1 in the amateurs
2 time Olympic Champion
1 World Championship.

3 weight division champ in the pros in 15 fights.

I get that Loma is older and started early.
So to be fair, maybe you can just state here Haney's amateur record.

[deathofaclown]

Loma turned pro in his mid 20s and spent a while fighting in WSB fights which are basically pro fights