Which was the nastier beatdown?

Betweens Floyd Mayweather Jr's win over Arturo Gatti, or Manny Pacquiao's win over Oscar De La Hoya? I'll go first with saying that I can't really pick one right out because both where total one sided victories for Pac & Floyd. You can consider several things to maybe find an answer such as which was the better comp (Gatti or Hoya) to thinking on who you believe dealt out the most damage (between Floyd or Manny). Anyways like I said before I can't really flat out pick one, so I was wondering what everyone else's opinion was on the matter. Thanks in advance for the replies!

Comments (20)

Lubutheimmortal

its close, but pbf gatti was more brutal pac-dlh was more embarrassing Hmm.......,agreed :fing02:

17y ago

Miburo

Two words: "heavy bag".

17y ago

Lubutheimmortal

Yeah man, watching the video just reinforced what I was talking about that ish was brutal and that wasn't even the only round like that. No doubt Gatti got took to school,....or rather detention :D

17y ago

Bushbaby

Manny beating Oscar,hands down,he was the underdog,major size difference!!

17y ago

Heru

I see your point, I think people tend to forget just how much pop PBF has at the lower weights, even in JWW. Well humiliation could be a deciding factor I guess. :D Yeah man, watching the video just reinforced what I was talking about that ish was brutal and that wasn't even the only round like that.

17y ago

Lubutheimmortal

At about 0:55, mayweather lands FIVE consecutive left hooks. WTF? Ha ha damn!

17y ago

Lubutheimmortal

The nastier beatdown is Mayweather-Gatti hands down. Gatti was getting hit so clean and it wasn't just single shots it was in combination cleanpunch after clean punch. De La Hoya being bigger than Manny has nothing to do with how nasty the beatdown was except added humiliation. I see your point, I think people tend to forget just how much pop PBF has at the lower weights, even in JWW. Well humiliation could be a deciding factor I guess. :D

17y ago

Silencers

I think it was Mayweather-Gatti, at least DLH didn't start getting beat up from the first round.

17y ago

Lubutheimmortal

Not talking about actual rounds but rather sustained punishement. Oscar's was in increments, with flows and ebbs, whereas Gatti got hit constantly is what I mean. Ah Indeed, indeed. Sorry for asking but it appeared as if you was referring to rounds for a sec, and I knew better :) .

17y ago

Heru

17y ago

Low_Blow_Armo

I think gatti liked getting hit. Especially in the head.

17y ago

Lubutheimmortal

Gatti's lasted longer. Care to explain how so?

17y ago

MANGLER

Gatti's lasted longer. Gatti retired on the stool after 6, DLH after 8.

17y ago

Lubutheimmortal

The gatti beatdown was the worst I've seen. Then I saw him get even more ****ed up by Baldomir and I thought that was worse. Then I saw the beatdown he took in the hands of Alfonso Gomez, and I thought that was even worse. Lol yea, poor Gatti.

17y ago

Lubutheimmortal

Yea there are several things you can consider like Hoya being bigger and still getting whooped by the smaller guy.Gatti getting out of the fight in 6, where Hoya lasted 2 more. I thought it was a somewhat interesting thing to sit down and think about.

17y ago

Low_Blow_Armo

17y ago

SalSanchez

Floyd vs Diego was a pure beatdown.How many times did chico went down? 4 or 5?

17y ago

MANGLER

Call it either way; Gatti musta gotten it worse cuz he was taken out in 6, or DLH got it worse since he endured 2 more rds of punishment than Gatti did before he was stopped. I'd say overall DLH got it worse, since he got his against a midget who he was supposed to decapitate.

17y ago

savorduhflavor

Mayweather vs. Corrales. That was difficult to watch.

17y ago

THe_TRiNiTY

Manny killing Oscar was the better beatdown. Both losers were faded, and in both fights you had a size advantage. However, Manny was REALISTICALLY the smaller guy, regardless of weight. Oscar is a bigger person in life. Walks around heavier, taller, bigger overall build. Not to mention that he made his OPPONENT give up, not his corner.

17y ago