Who´s the best latino afters 90's in this moment?

**Nacho_Analstain** · 01-15-2007, 10:13 PM

k we get the point,you like oscar de la hoya and he is mexican,thats fantastic

**everlast99** · 01-15-2007, 10:14 PM

he told you

**Piggu** · 01-15-2007, 10:16 PM

Originally posted by azza

k we get the point,you like oscar de la hoya and he is mexican,thats fantastic

Quiet racist.

As to the thread, I'm not sure.

**Nacho_Analstain** · 01-15-2007, 10:19 PM

Originally posted by Piggu

Quiet racist.

As to the thread, I'm not sure.

that wasnt racist

me ko 1 donald trump

**K-DOGG** · 01-15-2007, 10:21 PM

The thing that makes De La Hoya hard to judge is most of the big names he beat were either past their prime or over their best weight. Oscar fought at a false-weight for the purpost of racking up victories over "bigger name" fighters who were just too petite to deal with him, such as Troy Dorsey, Jeff Mayweather, Jorge Paez, and Jessie James Leija, & John John Molina, who was physically past his best.

He may have wins over Julio Caesar Chavez and Pernell Whitaker; but both were past their best (34 & 33 respectively), to say nothing of Hector Camacho who was past his best age and weight...and who had previously lost to Felix Trinidad, as had Oba Carr and Fernando Vargas.

Out of his biggest fights against fighters into or close to their primes and natural weights: Rafael Ruelas, Ike Quartey, Felix Trinidad, Shane Mosley, & Fernando Vargas....what is his record and how clear cut is it?

Just some thoughts. I'm not dissing Oscar, for he was a fantastic talent and fighter; but those discrepancies don't help him IMO.

**Piggu** · 01-15-2007, 10:28 PM

Originally posted by azza

that wasnt racist

me ko 1 donald trump

Donald Trump > Bill Gates.

**K-Nan** · 01-15-2007, 10:34 PM

Originally posted by K-DOGG

The thing that makes De La Hoya hard to judge is most of the big names he beat were either past their prime or over their best weight. Oscar fought at a false-weight for the purpost of racking up victories over "bigger name" fighters who were just too petite to deal with him, such as Troy Dorsey, Jeff Mayweather, Jorge Paez, and Jessie James Leija, & John John Molina, who was physically past his best.

He may have wins over Julio Caesar Chavez and Pernell Whitaker; but both were past their best (34 & 33 respectively), to say nothing of Hector Camacho who was past his best age and weight...and who had previously lost to Felix Trinidad, as had Oba Carr and Fernando Vargas.

Out of his biggest fights against fighters into or close to their primes and natural weights: Rafael Ruelas, Ike Quartey, Felix Trinidad, Shane Mosley, & Fernando Vargas....what is his record and how clear cut is it?

Just some thoughts. I'm not dissing Oscar, for he was a fantastic talent and fighter; but those discrepancies don't help him IMO.

Adding to that, Oscar was never a DOMINANT fighter, IMO. His biggest wins were oftentimes never clear, written-in-stone victories. Not saying he didn't beat the prime fighters he went up against, but since we are speaking of greatness here, it should be noted that he squeaked out some wins and even lost to the greatest of the opponents that he fought.

**Nacho_Analstain** · 01-15-2007, 10:34 PM

gates has more cash,but trump is slightly better looking,i think its the hair that does it,and hes never short of a fine *****

**Piggu** · 01-15-2007, 10:37 PM

Originally posted by azza

gates has more cash,but trump is slightly better looking,i think its the hair that does it,and hes never short of a fine *****

There's something we can agree on.

Who´s the best latino afters 90's in this moment?