De La Hoya VS Mayweathers Rematch! It Was all a Mistake By Judges

[pbftxrs316]

yeah ,with all due respect freddie roach is a loser .

why am i not surprised to see this from this little *****. all of a sudden, roach is loser? you're a ****ing idiot man. stop posting.

[brently1979]

yeah ,with all due respect freddie roach is a loser .

On what grounds? Freddie asked Oscar to do certain things through out the fight which would have helped Oscar to win the fight. Did he do them? It's Oscar, **** no. Don't blame Freddie. Blame the Golden Boy.

[LOLORSKATES]

yeah ,with all due respect freddie roach is a loser .

you owe me a k...

[MBL]

cmon Floyd didnt fight his best? if he threw more punches he was open to more punches, I think he did everything he possibly could against a guy who rarely fights
DLH in the rematch

[LOLORSKATES]

cmon Floyd didnt fight his best? if he threw more punches he was open to more punches, I think he did everything he possibly could against a guy who rarely fights
DLH in the rematch

I doubt that. Floyd knows what he's up against now, there is no point for him to be as cautious as he was this go around. Next time I expect Floyd to UD or maybe a late stoppage.

[MBL]

I doubt that. Floyd knows what he's up against now, there is no point for him to be as cautious as he was this go around. Next time I expect Floyd to UD or maybe a late stoppage.

I really doubt Floyd could knock out Oscar.
Oscar was in the best shape we have seen him in probably since 1998 but he still hadnt fought consistantly in years
I know what you mean though, Floyd could just come out and out box Oscar in a rematch but also Oscar knows what to expect now to

[BodyHead Banger]

First off, Freddie Roach is the man, although some argue that the fighters he trains were nice before he got there (Pacquiao, Toney, and in this case, definitely Oscar).

But yeah, there's no way Floyd could knock out De La Hoya, or even stop him. This was something that Floyd and his corner were more than aware of during the fight. That's why Floyd never stood toe-to-toe with Oscar and even attempted to throw a flurry (other than the last 10 seconds of the fight).

You got to consider that although both fighters came in at the super welterweight limit (PBF at 150, DLH at 154), Oscar was probably 165-170 on fight night, while Floyd dropped down to 148. That's a pretty considerable weight difference, and given Oscar's iron chin, if those kind of numbers were to remain in the rematch, (which they probably would), I don't see Floyd doing any damage to Oscar.

[ml2niceguy]

the more i watch it the more boring it gets...that's true...but i do think it was an alright fight...pretty good...its just that more exciting when you got a couple hundred bucks on the line lol

[deliveryman]

I think the exact opposite. I think Oscar was in his best shape ever and fought as hard as he could. Floyd seemed like he cruised the whole fight. Oscar tried so hard and pressed the action while Floyd basically just stood there and took what Oscar gave him. In a rematch Floyd would kill him. I think part of Floyd's problem was that he was worried. I think for the 1st time he was worried about how his body would respond, was 154 too much for him, would he still be fast, would he have any power, would Oscar's power really hurt him. I think he found out that it was much easier then he thought it would be and he would be 10x more aggressive next fight and have no worries of Oscar

Floyd wasn't at 154. He was at 148.

[DISfranchised]

I think the exact opposite. I think Oscar was in his best shape ever and fought as hard as he could. Floyd seemed like he cruised the whole fight. Oscar tried so hard and pressed the action while Floyd basically just stood there and took what Oscar gave him. In a rematch Floyd would kill him. I think part of Floyd's problem was that he was worried. I think for the 1st time he was worried about how his body would respond, was 154 too much for him, would he still be fast, would he have any power, would Oscar's power really hurt him. I think he found out that it was much easier then he thought it would be and he would be 10x more aggressive next fight and have no worries of Oscar

Not ever...he was winded after round 8...but good for his age thats for sure. He's still got some golden left in him.