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

[pbftxrs316]

There is no need for a rematch. I believe Oscar went all out and did what he could. You can't hurt what you can't hit.

Ok, I've watched the fight twice - I scored the 2,6, and 7th round for DLH. All this talk about Oscar "pressing the action" and so forth is moot. Floyd is a defensive fighter. We all knew this going in. Because Floyd made DLH stalk him and press we are supposed to score for him?? That is crazy talk.

Plain and simple - Oscar stalked, Floyd made him miss and scored moving away almost every round. And please, let's stop this talk about Oscar throwing more punches as a reason he should have won - now people are changing the way fights have been scored for years to save the beloved DLH.

this is why i feel floyd controlled the fight rather than oscar. oscar fought at floyd's pace, he just looked aggressive, but floyd made oscar stalk him until oscar became winded. he fought at floyd's pace, while floyd just did what floyd does, and ketp his poise, and stayed collective, and oscar played right into floyd's hands. floyd's a defense tactician. he could be a defensive coach for a football team if he wanted to. he knows his opponents so well, and knows how to work his defense like an offense. floyd made oscar tire out and blocked a lot of oscar's punches when on the rope. he made oscar try to pressure him because of his potshots, and oscar seemed frustrated that he couldn't catch floyd with hardly anything besides his jab. meanwhile, while oscar is throwing combos and tiring himself out, floyd is just picking his shots carefully and conserving his energy while being defensive. floyd threw punches that hit oscar's gloves, but he still threw punches, and when oscar threw many punches in a round that didn't land he still got that round. floyd probably figure that was what he had to do. throw at oscar's gloves so oscar can open up for floyd's power pucnhes. floyd knows how to put leather on his opponents even if many of his punches are thrown weak. floyd controlled this fight while oscar tried to pressure. he was playing right into floyd's hands.

[BmoreBrawler]

No disrespect, but your avatar is all we need to see to not take this quote seriously. You are obviously an Oscar fan, which is fine, he is a great fighter.

How can you say both had even offense when Floyd landed a higher percentage of punches?? Do you really score for punches thrown to the wind? Again, no disrespect I'm just trying to understand the logic of anyone thinking this was anything but a Floyd Mayweather win.

thats funny, they sure as hell scored for punches thrown to the opponents GLOVE a la PBF's bull**** percentages.

[DISfranchised]

No disrespect, my avatar means despite what anyone says even if he was knocked out which is laughable - oscar is my fighter.
Prime mayweather didnt dominate out of prime de la hoya, says alot.
When de la hoya got a higher % of punches in the trindad fight - **** he still lost. And ima boricua and thought that was bull****. That dont mean nothing. He hit him more but they looked like they were playing some b ball than a fight, clean as ever. De la hoya kept coming.
Which is why this fight was clearly even. There i surely going to be a rematch because this holds to much discussion. These judge cards and scores are always debatable.

[pbftxrs316]

i think de la hoya won by point wise but i guess they give it to the chicken who has never fought a real fight in his life.

yeah, i see you going far on this forum. this is only your second post and you're already bashing floyd who i'm sure has been in real fights and i'm willing to bet your life that he would beat the living hell out of you, and he could go toe to toe or just box(what you call running like a chicken) and kill you both ways.

[pb90814]

Floyd did NOT win. I got this from the article if you guys read it. De La Hoya Was the Winner.

it probably was nothing more than seeing blue where there should have been red, but Golden Boy Promotions executive Richard Schaefer, who runs De La Hoya's company, introduced dark questions about the scorecards, anyway.

There was an error. Copies distributed to the media had De La Hoya in the blue corner and Mayweather in the red. In fact, it was reversed, with De La Hoya in the red and Mayweather in the blue.

Apparently, a mistake was made in how it was copied onto the sheets and not in how the judges scored.

"It's a disgrace to make an issue of this," said Keith Kizer, executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission.

It is, but there have been bigger ones in a sport that just would not be quite the same without disgrace.

Even Schaefer backed away from making serious allegations, although he did say Golden Boy's attorney would review the discrepancy.

"It seems like an honest mistake," said Schaefer, who would raise some real controversy if he attempted to overturn the decision. After all, he represents De La Hoya, whose company promoted the fight. There is a conflict of interest somewhere in that mix.

[-EX-]

That is ******ed. Your crazy if you think they really made a mistake. You can't mistake a dark black man for a Mexican. Get tha **** outta here.
Floyd won the fight. If you don't like it, I could care less.

[bulit7]

A lot of people wouldnt mind seeing a rematch, wether you like it or not a lot of people are saying it was a draw, or that oscar won it. I think a rematch would most likely clear things up, besides it wouldnt hurt the sport of boxing.

[GunStar]

You Oscar nut-warmers are delusional.

He was the bigger man, he choosed the size of the ring, he choosed the punchers gloves and still looked like a fool.

I was nice enough to give him 4 rounds, 4 rounds is the max you can give to Oscar, he clearly lost that fight, no ifs and buts about it.

Stop making yourselves look like a bunch of idiots.

[Tha_Greatest]

i liked the fight, i saw oscar lose but i liked it, mayweather fans for some reason if you check in all post thought it was a boring fight. Seriously. no sarcasm. both fighters fought well

[jai mari078]

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

Everyone said Floyd was gonna kill him this time. For the supposed P4P best in his prime, against an Oscar that isn't what he used to be on his way out Floyd was not that impressive. There were many times throughout the fight where Floyd was having difficulty hitting Oscar. Oscar was making him miss alot, and Floyd did not seem overwhelmingly faster than Oscar. I don't think Oscar fought his best at all, he didn't throw enough and abandoned his jab. When he threw the jab he was effective, and had he not pressed the action there would have been no action. The supposed P4P #1 in his prime did not look as impressive as a P4P best should.