Vasiliy Lomachenko

Bruh, all he do is attach himself to Black fighters, bruh, to be relevant, bruh.

Like, why, like, why is he speaking on Crawford and Lomachenko? It just don't make no sense, bro.

Like, like, bro, worry about training in your living room with your father, with your, with your, with your limited skills.

But that's the green print.

R- Ryan is straight garbage, bruh.

I'm just looking at him like, yeah, bruh.

Like, Lomachenko said just like I said, bruh, you just in it for the money, the drugs, and the women.

Which is cool, I mean, that's what you, that's, you know, that's, that's what you in it for, but Ryan, bruh, just garbage, bruh.

I mean, those kids are learning how to slip punches before they can hurt themselves, so they're seeing things you can never see.

Lomachenko? Yeah.

The footwork and the head movement.

It's a beautiful, beautiful

future olympian not future olympian although he did win a medal at the olympics but future hall of famer right uh... at welterweight folks it's guys in their prime guys in their prime who you can't avoid you can't summarily look at younger fighters and say Richardson, Hitchens, I'm just going to overlook you.

Brian Norman, now granted, Norman lost to Devin Haney, but Haney's a special case, right? Haney's a guy who beat Lomachenko.

Haney's a guy who, I know he's on my short list of the best in the sport, pound for pound.

I believe you get a pass.

what is quite a barbaric thing, I suppose, at its core, could make it look quite beautiful and stylish.

You know, for example, so like a Lomachenko, Ukrainian guy, great example of that.

Floyd Mayweather, whoever, I used to love watching him.

A British guy called Sonny Edwards.

And that is one thing that makes a great fight.

You know, some fighters have got a great chin, are really tough.

Some fighters are, you know, more in that Lomachenko, Mayweather sort of, you know, styles make fights, as they always say.

It's a bit of a cliche.

The last place you want to be in is having that first time experience adversity in a ring with someone like Devin.

who's weathered the storm, who's been knocked down by Ryan Garcia, who's been in that predicament with Lomachenko, who's been rocked with Linares.

Devin is too experienced for him, and I believe he would have won.

For you to be thrown in a situation like that, you've got to be super special.

when I just got onto the England kind of set up I remember the lads had a Europeans in Liverpool and Danny Price said to me right there's this lad his name's there's this lad you've got to watch him he's on at this time whatever whatever and I came and I watched him and he was absolutely brilliant but what I did notice was that all the athletes came to watch who was the lad Lemachenko and when I went to my first ever international everyone was like oh there's this girl you've got to watch her you've got to watch her who's the girl it's Katie Taylor everyone like all everyone from every different country all over the world every time she fought would come and stop and watch the coaches the the athletes the you know the refs the judges everyone was in awe of her

Firstly, that must have been pretty cool for yourself to see someone like Lomachenko up close and personal.

That was before

he was who he was.