From the Lopez articles I've read he seems determined to duck a Loma rematch and the reasons he gives are quite poor and rather immature.
The Loma rematch is still the most lucrative financially for Lopez and if he won again it would cement his superstar status - from these angles his refusal to take the fight is rather strange especiall…
From the Lopez articles I've read he seems determined to duck a Loma rematch and the reasons he gives are quite poor and rather immature.
The Loma rematch is still the most lucrative financially for Lopez and if he won again it would cement his superstar status - from these angles his refusal to take the fight is rather strange especially for a fighter so confident that he's better than any other lightweight.
I like the sound of Lopez fighting undisputed 140lb champ, Josh Taylor, as long as...
(1) It's at full 140lbs and not a catchweight - I don't want Josh weakened by having to drop more weight - and....
(2) It happens in Scotland or some UK venue - Josh is the champ at 140lbs and so is entitled to have home advantage.
From the Lopez articles I've read he seems determined to duck a Loma rematch and the reasons he gives are quite poor and rather immature.
The Loma rematch is still the most lucrative financially for Lopez and if he won again it would cement his superstar status - from these angles his refusal to take the fight is rather strange especially for a fighter so confident that he's better than any other lightweight.
I like the sound of Lopez fighting undisputed 140lb champ, Josh Taylor, as long as...
(1) It's at full 140lbs and not a catchweight - I don't want Josh weakened by having to drop more weight - and....
(2) It happens in Scotland or some UK venue - Josh is the champ at 140lbs and so is entitled to have home advantage.