The Baddest Man On the Planet

yeah but its not who you might think...

Vasyl Lomachenko

Lomachenko finished his amateur career with a career record of 396-1, with only loss, to Albert Selimov, avenged twice... lol

With a Professional record of 9 wins 1 loss by Robbery!

So he's upcoming in the pro boxing world

This IS the baddest man on the planet... with an 85% KO rate



This is the robbery... his only loss which he clearly won




watch this guy...

Leroy brown gonna be upset he no longer baddest man in town .

originally posted by: VengefulGhost
Leroy brown gonna be upset he no longer baddest man in town .

I thought Slim was.

a reply to: Akragon

I can think of 20 dudes right now that would tool him

originally posted by: Akragon
yeah but its not who you might think...

Vasyl Lomachenko

Lomachenko finished his amateur career with a career record of 396-1, with only loss, to Albert Selimov, avenged twice... lol

With a Professional record of 9 wins 1 loss by Robbery!

So he's upcoming in the pro boxing world

This IS the baddest man on the planet... with an 85% KO rate

This is the robbery... his only loss which he clearly won

watch this guy...

The second video is highlights of the fight with an obvious bias lean to Lomachenko. You can't judge a fight on highlights. So I decided to look up the fight and watch it in its entirety....

After watching the full fight I would agree with the split decision if there wasn't so much holding on Lomachenko's opponent's or whatever his name is part. Also the many many low blows that were obviously disregarded by the reff, and the holding that was disregarded..the weight thing was obviously a factor but was essentially waived by Lomachenko's party so can not be considered.

So, to me it boils down to a very crappy reff.

In other words after watching the full fight as apposed to the biased highlighted video you provided...after spending over an hour of my day looking over this, I agree he was robbed of his loss.

Baddest man on the planet? Well that's saying a lot ....I agree.



S&F

originally posted by: TinySickTears
a reply to: Akragon

I can think of 20 dudes right now that would tool him

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I know it's early, but this is the dumbest thing I have read all morning.

a reply to: Akragon

Salido introduced him to the world of professional boxing.
That being said, even against all the low blows and coming in waaay overweight, Loma eventually started to school him.

Poetry in motion.
He will change boxing.

He is quick. I like how he throws a combo and then sidesteps to throw his opponents aim off. They would have to react to where he's Going to be, not where he Is. BUT, if you notice, he always goes to his right. A short left hook could cause him problems.
Definitely a fighter to watch.

a reply to: TinySickTears

Name them.

a reply to: DAVID64

Boxing is not be all end all.
He a heavyweight? Will give you a list on lunch.

Put him in a cage with overeem and see how he does.

originally posted by: Tarzan the apeman.

originally posted by: VengefulGhost
Leroy brown gonna be upset he no longer baddest man in town .

I thought Slim was.

Nah, that's a different song. You're mixing up "Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown" with "You Don't Mess Around With Jim".

His boxing is beautiful to watch; great angles, lateral movement, head movement, reading punches, ability to turn his opponent etc. He's taken technical boxing to another level.

Baddest man on the planet though? Doubtful.

Nah. This man is bad:

Hey... IF people can claim that skinny little twit Connor Macgregor is the "baddest man on the planet"

I think i can make this claim...

Pound for pound theres no one out there like Lomochenko

Lets keep in mind hes a Super Featherweight

a reply to: Akragon

Its a shame that Terrence Crawford is going to go up to 147.
I would love to see him and Loma go at it at 140.

If both of them continue to climb the ladder of greatness, we might be able to see them fight at a catchweight in 4 or 5 years.

a reply to: MagnaCarta2015

Have you seen his abnormal training?
Like when he plays that 'whack-a-mole' style game on the wall with the lights on it?

or this?

a reply to: Akragon

Chuck Norris has something to say about that....

originally posted by: DAVID64
He is quick. I like how he throws a combo and then sidesteps to throw his opponents aim off. They would have to react to where he's Going to be, not where he Is. BUT, if you notice, he always goes to his right. A short left hook could cause him problems.
Definitely a fighter to watch.

He moves right cuz he's a southpaw and his lead foot on the outside easily gives him the dominant angle against an orthodox fighter, it's likely if the hook comes he's just going to duck it and pivot out then make them eat shots while they struggle to reset.

I'm not sure he actually has any holes in his game, it's as close to perfect boxing as I've ever seen.

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: TinySickTears

Name them.

so a guy with 9 pro fights who weighs 130 or so lbs is the baddest dude on the planet?
hahahahahah....ok

i was going to name 20 guys but they are all over 170 so i will try to keep them lighter just to make it more fair

im not saying these are the baddest dudes on the planet but i do say any of these guys can whoop his ass

might as well start with demetrius johnson
geo martinez
eddie cummings
eddie bravo
royler gracie
jj machado
marcello garcia
kron gracie
nick diaz
nate diaz
khabib nurmagomedov
garry tonan
baret yoshida
keenan cornelious



and a little heavier
vinnie magalheas

thats like 15 but you get the idea

originally posted by: MagnaCarta2015

originally posted by: DAVID64
He is quick. I like how he throws a combo and then sidesteps to throw his opponents aim off. They would have to react to where he's Going to be, not where he Is. BUT, if you notice, he always goes to his right. A short left hook could cause him problems.
Definitely a fighter to watch.

He moves right cuz he's a southpaw and his lead foot on the outside easily gives him the dominant angle against an orthodox fighter, it's likely if the hook comes he's just going to duck it and pivot out then make them eat shots while they struggle to reset.

I'm not sure he actually has any holes in his game, it's as close to perfect boxing as I've ever seen.

And the way he keeps the pressure on is amazing. His footwork throws em off, his head movement is unpredictable. I mean, he just controls the whole damn fight.

I like his angles
Beautiful fighting.