De La Hoya-Mayweather: The Road to Greatness Begins

[Orishaman]

You will be the probably only one...everyone wants to see this fight, and it will do more PPV's than any other fight in history, in any weight class.

Why you want to see a fight that you know how it will turned out round for round and who will win....comeone dude...be honest with yourself....

[The Surgeon]

Because Mayorga was finished/not the same after the Tito fight, Tito destroyed his ass, and oscar beat trinidad leftovers

True dat! Tito ruined him! Mayorga aint really been **** since he left welter anyways

[Orishaman]

True dat! Tito ruined him! Mayorga aint really been **** since he left welter anyways

Tito did that to every opponnet that ODLH faced in the last 7 years....

[Parody]

Tito did that to every opponnet that ODLH faced in the last 7 years....

but still got the gift against Oscar, cant deny that Oscar fought his leftovers but he still beat Trinidad, close fight, but no way Tito won, im being fair here Majority of people think Oscar won that fight.

Anyways I would rather watch Oscar vs Floyd than Oscar vs Tito 2, Because both Oscar and Tito are out of their primes, but Oscar is'nt as finished as Tito is, and Mayweather Jr is in his Prime years, and to the road of Greatness!

[The Surgeon]

Tito did that to every opponnet that ODLH faced in the last 7 years....

He has pasted a few! I aint seen the Tito vs Oscar fight coz every1 says its ****e but **** it all these years later im just gonna hav to buy it had score it for myself! Howd u hav it?

[Orishaman]

He has pasted a few! I aint seen the Tito vs Oscar fight coz every1 says its ****e but **** it all these years later im just gonna hav to buy it had score it for myself! Howd u hav it?

You are probably the only one in the world that has not watch this fight...but maybe this will be good when you get to score the fight and please turn the volume down!!!

[Mike Tyson77]

ODLH has nothing to lose since his legacy already been establish...PBF has everyting to lose if he lose, but he won lose...anyway this is an unessesary fight that will resolve absolutely nothing...a waste of time a money...I WILL NOT WATCH THIS FIGHT......

I think Mayweather will win, but Im still want to see the fight. It's going o be the biggest fight of the decade so far.

[Orishaman]

I think Mayweather will win, but Im still want to see the fight. It's going o be the biggest fight of the decade so far.

Don;t kid yourself....not of this young decade and not of any decade, maybe just maybe the biggest fight of the year....and that's about it...

[Parody]

It is very interesting because although Oscar is out of his prime, the weight will be a big factor in this fight and the advantage goes to Oscar, and even hes out of his prime he has a lot of skills and Experience. Also he has the reach advantage. Last year floyd was a Light welterweight, and now hes going to fight at Light Middleweight. If he wins floyd better move down to Welterweight, he is too small to fight at light middleweight, even if he does it should be in a few years. And yeah Floyd wont retire.

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Boxing will experience a somewhat over-hyped event this coming May in the form of a fight between a prime Floyd “Pretty Boy” Mayweather and a gracefully aging yet far from his peak Oscar “Golden Boy” De La Hoya. This bout is not in the same class as matches between, say, a prime Ray Leonard and Roberto Duran near his apex, nor is it the equivalent of the battle between a peak Marvin Hagler and a prime Thomas Hearns, or any number of other past bouts.

However, De La Hoya-Mayweather is a good attraction, and certainly worthy of being offered on pay-per-view. It is possible this match may be among the most lucrative of all time, but this is because of the drawing power of De La Hoya rather than the talent of Mayweather. The reason this is such a creditable match is that it should prove to be competitive on paper at least, and it will give us a real clue as to just how great Floyd Mayweather really is.

Unlike De La Hoya, after this battle Pretty Boy will still need to show us much more than a victory over an aging Oscar before we can place him alongside such fistic immortals as Willie Pep, Muhammad Ali, Joe Louis, Henry Armstrong, Benny Leonard, Harry Greb, Mickey Walker, Ray Leonard, Bernard Hopkins, Roberto Duran, Eder Jofre, Manuel Ortiz, Marvin Hagler and so many other top-flight, all-time greats. [details]

when i read the bold i decided this article had to be worthless