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Flicker_Jab17y ago

Oscar De La Hoya is the natural welterweight. He also has only stayed on the canvas for the ten count from a bodyshot, and has an extremely resiliant chin; more resiliant than Paciauo's, who was knocked down by more than one Featherweight in his career. Oscar has not only fought superior opposition, but is also the better boxer of the two. Having said all that, Paciauo's only chance to hurt Oscar is his bread and butter straight left hand, from the way I see things. We all know even if he lands his best shot on Oscar, it won't put him down. I love Paciauo, but this time he's in over his head; the only reason Oscar took this fight is because he knew it would be an easy victory vs the naturally smaller, lesser boxer with a weaker chin. It only makes sense. Add in Paciauo's insane fanbase, and you have a superfight. Only thing is, it's all Oscar. Bet your ****ing paycheck on it. I just put 2300.00 on De La Hoya. I'm not a rich man. I have 11.3k in the bank, and that's all my money at 25 years of age. I can't believe the ridiculous odds on Bodog, you can actually get Oscar for -165. What a steal. When I logged in, I was expecting 3 or 4 to 1 odds. I've seen thousands of fights, trust me, Oscar wins this one fellas. Enjoy the fight. -Flicker Jab

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Oscar De La Hoya is the natural welterweight. He also has only stayed on the canvas for the ten count from a bodyshot, and has an extremely resiliant chin; more resiliant than Paciauo's, who was knocked down by more than one Featherweight in his career. Oscar has not only fought superior opposition, but is also the better boxer of the two. Having said all that, Paciauo's only chance to hurt Oscar is his bread and butter straight left hand, from the way I see things. We all know even if he lands his best shot on Oscar, it won't put him down. I love Paciauo, but this time he's in over his head; the only reason Oscar took this fight is because he knew it would be an easy victory vs the naturally smaller, lesser boxer with a weaker chin. It only makes sense. Add in Paciauo's insane fanbase, and you have a superfight. Only thing is, it's all Oscar. Bet your ****ing paycheck on it. I just put 2300.00 on De La Hoya. I'm not a rich man. I have 11.3k in the bank, and that's all my money at 25 years of age. I can't believe the ridiculous odds on Bodog, you can actually get Oscar for -165. What a steal. When I logged in, I was expecting 3 or 4 to 1 odds. I've seen thousands of fights, trust me, Oscar wins this one fellas. Enjoy the fight. -Flicker Jab I just laid a big bet on DLH myself, got him at -170. he was -225 a week ago and the late money has been on Pac.

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