Comments Thread For: Photos: Lomachenko-Martinez, Verdejo-Martinez Ready

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Photos Lomachenko Martinez Weigh-in - Three-time world champion ROMAN "Rocky" MARTINEZ (29-2-3, 17 KOs), from Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, and World Boxing Organization (WBO) featherweight world champion VASYL LOMACHENKO (5-1, 3 KOs), of Odessa, Ukraine, will go mano a mano for Martinez's WBO junior lightweight world title. Photos by Mikey Williams/Top Rank.
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[vaborikua2014]

Lomachenko is gonna eat up my countryman. Rockys best bet is outwork him all night

[Pozomuro]

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[Pozomuro]

[ELPacman]

[Corelone]

Lomachenko is gonna eat up my countryman. Rockys best bet is outwork him all night

Rocky has been in worse. 12 to 1 odds are way out of line. Loma has 1 win worth mentioning. Oh ye of little faith.

[vaborikua2014]

Rocky has been in worse. 12 to 1 odds are way out of line. Loma has 1 win worth mentioning. Oh ye of little faith.

I believe lomachenko is the truth and is the best fighter rocky has fought. Its not the little faith its just knowing how he fights with not very good defense and if he tries to box with lomachenko hes gonna get outboxed easily so his best bet is to make it ugly and its gonan leave him open to gwtting hit all night. 118-110 Chenko

[ИATAS]

Lomachenko has a chance to make history here- winning the WBO title in his second weight class in what will be his 7th pro fight would beat Inoue's current record of winning two world titles in two weight classes in 8 fights. Prior to that Paul Weir had the record at 9 fights.

[big_james10]

HBO has shown a dozen fight cards this year, including PPV fights. None of them have been worth a damn! This weekend's fights falls in line with what has become HBO's tradition of showing NWAD (not worth a damn) fights.

[big_james10]

Lomachenko has a chance to make history here- winning the WBO title in his second weight class in what will be his 7th pro fight would beat Inoue's current record of winning two world titles in two weight classes in 8 fights. Prior to that Paul Weir had the record at 9 fights.

If a fighter can win two world champions in seven fights, that simply means that the divisions that he is fighting in and his opponents are not worth a damn!