How dehydrated was Oscar de la Hoya vs Pacquiao

He was immensely dehydrated.

Hoya weighed 145 TWO WEEKS before the fight just... to be sure... to be sure... to be sure... :lol1: of course, the guy was running on booze and coke, probaly one pound was the dildo shoved in his a.ss.

Hoya weighed 145 TWO WEEKS before the fight just... to be sure... to be sure... to be sure... :lol1: He may as well shot himself in the head, I cant believe such a high profile fighter and team could blunder as badly as they did. Freddie said Oscar didnt make the 150 in the Forbes fight, Forbes was a LW and Oscar struggled with him, I posted the two videos of the Oscar before Manny with Forbes and the 18lbs bigger Oscar that stopped a MW Mayorga that fought Floyd, the difference in the two version was well 18 pounds difference.

I bet dlh thought he would beat pac right up until first exchange I bet he knew he was in big trouble hours before as they gave the IV fluids to try and stop him going to hospital with his kidneys shutting down. There is no way Oscar thought he could win with his weight going to sht like it did. Freddie said it wont go 3 rounds after he seen the IV marks, and you think Oscar thought he will win, man you dont anything about this sport under the bonnet, Oscar would have felt like sht .

bullshlt... it was the previously-unheard $3.5m per-pound (or part thereof) weight-penalty... the media were flabbergasted, nobody had ever heard of such a penalty to this day, it is still the 2nd highest weight-penalty ever recorded in boxing history ... the highest being a phenomenal $10m per-pound (or part thereof) on Mayweather... also by Pacquiao Hoya weighed 145 TWO WEEKS before the fight just... to be sure... to be sure... to be sure... :lol1:

The weight was a consequence of not putting everything on his camp, he undeniably underestimated pacman; all the signs were there and Valero gave them away, maybe people didn't believe, but bet you pac camp was happy with the rumors. He probably party so hard that had no muscles or stamina to last the 12 rounds and had to lose the weight the last couple of days with the body not recovering. You can't blame dehydration just for the last day, it was a sequence of bad choices. I guess he didn't stop partying, doing coke, being a dragq; nothing wrong with anything of that, what's wrong is that the guy was supposed to be training not being a stupid college frat boy. bullshlt... it was the previously-unheard $3.5m per-pound (or part thereof) weight-penalty... the media were flabbergasted, nobody had ever heard of such a penalty to this day, it is still the 2nd highest weight-penalty ever recorded in boxing history ... the highest being a phenomenal $10m per-pound (or part thereof) on Mayweather... also by Pacquiao

I bet dlh thought he would beat pac right up until first exchange

Dehydrated to bits. Nobodies fault but his own and his camps... You can't say he'd smash him at whatever weight or under whatever circumstances, facts are he got it wrong and got his arse handed to him. There's nothing suggesting they'd get it right at any other point in time.. As Eminem would say " you only get one shot" Dont cry or wish afterwards...

The writing was on the wall with Steve Forbes in the fight before Manny, Oscar couldnt make the 150 for that fight and Forbes a LW gave him all he could handle, I thought then he aint making 147 without it killing him and it did, it was one of the worst cases of a drained fighter in a big fight Ive ever seen in 50 yrs of following the sport. When people claim this to be one of Mannys greatest win they sure dont understand what a massive handicap the weight was on Oscar, Im not blaming Manny he did what he is supposed to do but Oscar was ruined and had no chance before the bell sounded. Well said. Casuals and pac stains like to consider it some big statement win, but the reality is any other version of ODLH puts Manny in a hospital.

He was very dehydrated but Roach and Ariza not only predicted he’s have weight issues, they were also pointing it out during the build up, that he is having trouble. Not only that, but Roach pointed out after the Forbes fight, that DLH can’t pull the trigger anymore and that if Forbes can do what he did to DLH, then Pacquiao could do worse to him. I remember Forbes made DLH’s face look like he got stung by bees, which was my same comment in the post fight of that match. It was pretty bad. And that fight was like at 150lbs or something like that. And Forbes was a JWW who didn’t have a hard punch. DLH beat Forbes easily, but his face definitely suffered.

Oscar was extremely mummified going into that fight. Manny's greatest win is also his most advantaged and favorable win. Manny wasn't testing for PEDs back then and more than likely was juiced up, Manny dragged Oscar down to 147 where he hadn't fought in years. Manny only fought Oscar after Floyd put a beating on him and he looked bad against a journeyman. Manny had every conceivable advantage hell he even outweighed Oscar. Manny's highlight career is built on strategically picking the "right fights" at the "right time." And placing catchweight conditions on them. And ducking tough fights at standard weight. Mosley wanted Manny years before they fought. Manny had no good reason not to fight him. Never happened. PW? Never happened. Floyd Mayweather? Never happened. In fact it didn't happen until Manny and co (Roach) were constantly talking about how shot Floyd's legs looked and how his stamina was gone because he had gotten older, etc. That means they waited on Floyd, who was already older than Manny and no longer in his prime- to get even older before fighting him. Strategic *****. Again.

the weight killed him The weight was a consequence of not putting everything on his camp, he undeniably underestimated pacman; all the signs were there and Valero gave them away, maybe people didn't believe, but bet you pac camp was happy with the rumors. He probably party so hard that had no muscles or stamina to last the 12 rounds and had to lose the weight the last couple of days with the body not recovering. You can't blame dehydration just for the last day, it was a sequence of bad choices. I guess he didn't stop partying, doing coke, being a dragq; nothing wrong with anything of that, what's wrong is that the guy was supposed to be training not being a stupid college frat boy.

Nobody plans on being weight drained and there is no test run, so they guesstimate and think ah its only a few pounds, it can be the straw that broke the camels back when you start to be an ounce under all you have, your on your way to being totally fckd. Oscar would have been stressing big time the 12 hrs before the fight because he would have been feeling like sht. He did not respect Pacquiao's ability at 147 'Up until that point he was a good fighter in the lower weight classes but? was constantly being bashed about' Even when Pacquiao won fights he was taking a beating most of the time etc De La Hoya thought in his mind 'I can be tight at the weight and still beat this guy' De La Hoya's judgement lead to a error in preparation.

Incredibly dehydrated. You'd know this if you watched boxing instead of watched boxrec.

He underestimated Pacquiao 'Probably thought he could beat him, even if he was weight drained'. yup but he got Pac-smacked

DLS f*up pretty bady, he had good trainer and good sparring for the pacquiao fight, but everybody was saying he was a bully for taking it, probably it got to his head and thought it was going to be an easy W. Edwin Valero (who was DLH sparring partner for that fight) let spanish media know when DLH fired him from camp, that DLH was in no condition to fight and that he got fired for bringing too much heat to sparring sessions. Basically it was Rocky III for DLH, too much fame, too good, and also with too much parties. the weight killed him

Nah, that's a bit of a reach. I would favor Bradley, Khan, Alexander, Maidana... who were the top jww's in 2010... over 145lb Hoya the weight killed him or should I say... the completely unheard of, $3.5m per pound or-part-thereof, weight penalty... killed him anyone who took Hoya 12 hard rounds would be dragging him into deep water

He underestimated Pacquiao 'Probably thought he could beat him, even if he was weight drained'. Nobody plans on being weight drained and there is no test run, so they guesstimate and think ah its only a few pounds, it can be the straw that broke the camels back when you start to be an ounce under all you have, your on your way to being totally fckd. Oscar would have been stressing big time the 12 hrs before the fight because he would have been feeling like sht.

He underestimated Pacquiao 'Probably thought he could beat him, even if he was weight drained'.

I’ve always felt that because Oscar had targeted September for his fight with Floyd at 147, hanging at that weight for an extra 3 months made it much worse than if the fight had gone off in September as planned.