^^ Boxers will always find "personal" reasons to beat the other party, that's why they are motivated. The Taylor vs Catterall became personal to Taylor because he almost lost the fight, when everyone thought that he was invincible at 140 lbs. Of course he has the belt and the unified champion, but everything went wrong on that fight. And there are boxing pundits who see Catterall winning the fight.
And that makes Josh really wanted to get a rematch and shut Jack Catterall mouth for good. And shows everyone that he is still on top of this division although he has given up his 3 belts because it's hard to defend all against mandatory by different bodies.
Well, that's what you say, and as long as there are those rivalries that are very good for us because that translates into the fact that we are going to have some very good matches and that we must take advantage of not losing them, it is good for us, because from the beginning of the year to except for me, I am a person who imagines what fights can happen in the year, and obviously one imagines sometimes these that are quite good, but everything depends on the infrastructure that the managers have, and sponsors to offer us the best shows, then everything is linked there to the best, that is why the boxing industry also survives, because the money that is handled is very high.
There are rumors roaming around the boxing industry that Lomachenco's boxing style would render Devin Haney's defensive style useless. I could have put the link to the said rumor but somehow I can't find it anymore. Either way, I am very interested in whether this rumor is true or not so I hope the negotiation between Devin Haney's camp and Vasily Lomachenco's will have a positive result.
I haven't seen the link as well but I will speculate that it has something to do with Loma's amazing footwork and angles, and if Haney wanted to win then he could come up as the aggressor because he is big and tall and has the reach advantage.
On the other hand, there are boxing analyst who says that Loma's performance against Ortiz is not as we have expect of him.
And that Haney is going to defeat him if he shows that version if the two fight next year.
Both camps will continue to review their opponents fighting strategy, though with what you mentioned, I agree that Loma's last performance is not the same old Loma that we use to know, but on my own opinion, I can say that Loma is a skillfull fighter who can adjust with the way his opponents try to bring the fight, he will observe and will come up with startegy.
We might see the best of him again when facing the title holder, a good matchup that we will expect to happen next year.
Well to be honest I think neither of the two boxers should be underestimated, I think Loma's style is different from Hanney's, if it were Loma he would be much more careful, Hanney is undoubtedly one of the most experienced boxers they have, and he would I consider him to be a very high-level boxer, on the other hand, Loma is not a boxer who wants to throw everything away, he is a boxer who will always want to do something good in order to get ahead, although he has had some mistakes in his strategies and that sometimes he can't figure out what it is, I think he has a good chance that he can do it right.