Oscar's mental prep is good, but...

[eazy_mas]

DHL stamina is not that good he tend to **** up mental when he lossess his stamina and that could put him in trouble

[MindBat]

Good points

Ahem. No. Oscar beat Shane the 2nd time. Tito made Oscar run. What is Floyd going to do to make Oscar run? What body shot can Floyd possibly muster to KO Oscar with one shot? None.

Oscar may very well lose, but it will not be for any of the reasons that Hops, Tito, or Shane won.

Ok, I should've clarified. I feel Floyd has as much of a chance to beat Oscar in similar fashion to the way Tito, Shane and Bernard did.

Granted, those were in different weight classes and stronger guys. But, keep in mind that Floyd is always in top condition and is a very smart fighter who can adjust his strategy and adapt to any style.

The critical fight that many seem to be basing their assumptions on is the 1st Castillo fight, which didn't prove that Floyd could lose in convincing fashion.
Now, the 2nd Castillo fight is barely mentioned anymore.

Brittle hands aside, he may not have one puch ko power, but his shots tend to be cummulative, eventually wearing his opponents down.

We may see Floyd frustrating Oscar with clean stiff jabs and straight rights,
throwing Oscar off his game, and who knows what Floyd may capitalize on?

I'm by no means counting Oscar out or diminishing his chances of pulling off a surprising win. Hell, I want to see a very competitive fight and see if in fact it lives up to the hype.

[brently1979]

Ok, I should've clarified. I feel Floyd has as much of a chance to beat Oscar in similar fashion to the way Tito, Shane and Bernard did.

Granted, those were in different weight classes and stronger guys. But, keep in mind that Floyd is always in top condition and is a very smart fighter who can adjust his strategy and adapt to any style.

The critical fight that many seem to be basing their assumptions on is the 1st Castillo fight, which didn't prove that Floyd could lose in convincing fashion.
Now, the 2nd Castillo fight is barely mentioned anymore.

Brittle hands aside, he may not have one puch ko power, but his shots tend to be cummulative, eventually wearing his opponents down.

We may see Floyd frustrating Oscar with clean stiff jabs and straight rights,
throwing Oscar off his game, and who knows what Floyd may capitalize on?

I'm by no means counting Oscar out or diminishing his chances of pulling off a surprising win. Hell, I want to see a very competitive fight and see if in fact it lives up to the hype.

Floyd will beat Oscar by out boxing him on points. He's not going to KO him. He's not going to make him run. He's not going to land a one punch shot. I don't think he can win in similar fashion at all.