DLH is a true warrior

**Sir_Jose** · 09-19-2004, 03:26 PM

Originally posted by ChrististheAnswer

He had the guts to step up and fight a man who was physically stronger and bigger and who hadn't been beaten in 11 years. DLH deserves all the credit in the world, he fought like a man and didn't try and steal rounds. He just got beat by a bigger stronger guy.

Much respect to DLH.

couldn't have said it better myself

**rocky21** · 09-19-2004, 03:32 PM

Very true, no one can take anything away from him.

**mic573** · 09-19-2004, 03:32 PM

Delahoya has always been a warrior.

**semjasa** · 09-19-2004, 03:39 PM

Originally posted by ChrististheAnswer

He had the guts to step up and fight a man who was physically stronger and bigger and who hadn't been beaten in 11 years. DLH deserves all the credit in the world, he fought like a man and didn't try and steal rounds. He just got beat by a bigger stronger guy.

Much respect to DLH.

I agree with you

**ChrististheAnswer** · 09-19-2004, 03:39 PM

Originally posted by jose

couldn't have said it better myself

Your avatar is awesome!

**Dr Cynical** · 09-19-2004, 03:43 PM

Originally posted by ChrististheAnswer

He had the guts to step up and fight a man who was physically stronger and bigger and who hadn't been beaten in 11 years. DLH deserves all the credit in the world, he fought like a man and didn't try and steal rounds. He just got beat by a bigger stronger guy.

Much respect to DLH.

I agree with you up to the "stronger" part.
Did you notice that when Hopkins hit DLH straight on that it didn't back up DLH or didn't seem to hurt him?
It only started to back him up a little near the end of the match.

**ChrististheAnswer** · 09-19-2004, 03:46 PM

Originally posted by Dr_Cynical

I agree with you up to the "stronger" part.
Did you notice that when Hopkins hit DLH straight on that it didn't back up DLH or didn't seem to hurt him?
It only started to back him up a little near the end of the match.

DLH wasn't as strong as Hopkins,thats just a fact. If he had been it would have been a much more competitive fight.

DLH didn't have enough power on his punches to hurt b-hop.

**Dr Cynical** · 09-19-2004, 03:53 PM

Originally posted by ChrististheAnswer

DLH wasn't as strong as Hopkins,thats just a fact. If he had been it would have been a much more competitive fight.

DLH didn't have enough power on his punches to hurt b-hop.

I know DLH didn't bring his power to Middleweight, but from what I saw and heard of the match.
It seems like Hopkins didn't have any power either.
Everyone says that the punch that put out DLH looked weak.
I didn't see it, but from what everyone is saying, what Arum said, what Hopkins and DLH keep saying it seems very strange.
I don't trust this.

**ChrististheAnswer** · 09-19-2004, 03:56 PM

Originally posted by Dr_Cynical

I know DLH didn't bring his power to Middleweight, but from what I saw and heard of the match.
It seems like Hopkins didn't have any power either.
Everyone says that the punch that put out DLH looked weak.
I didn't see it, but from what everyone is saying, what Arum said, what Hopkins and DLH keep saying it seems very strange.
I don't trust this.

You can't say anything, you haven't seen the fight. Hopkins hit him right on the money.

You actually tried to comment on a fight you did not see, WOW. Start talking when you actually watch the fight

DLH is a true warrior