Oscar was right, if he didn't attack, there wouldn't be a fight

[Rodney21a]

Historicly speaking, you are right. There used to be a hell of alot of fighters that where african American. Problem is that they only see the defensive genius of Ali who was just imitating Sugar Ray Robinson. They don't use it to get thier offense off. Why? Who knows. There are exeptions to the rule like Hollyfield and Macho Camacho.

[Rodney21a]

Historically speaking, you are right. There used to be a hell of alot of fighters that where African American. Problem is that they only see the defensive genius of Ali who was just imitating Sugar Ray Robinson. They don't use it to get their offense off. Why? Who knows. There are exceptions to the rule like Hollyfield and Macho Camacho.

[ml2niceguy]

yeah floyd sr just wants his job back...he didn't even take the seat the little floyd left him...he sat in the seat oscar left

[Rane-Ex54]

if de la didn't attack, he just would have gotten his ass beaten more in the middle of the ring. why does everyone nuthig ODLH. close thread

[wiso2008]

I think It was a draw.... Mayweather should of made it a better fight. I think delahoya came to fight but mayweather came to survive.. either a draw a delahoya win would of being OK.

[Tha_Greatest]

Oscar pressed the attack and the fight. He made the fight what it was. If he didn't attack, Floyd never would have. I think not enough credit is given to a fighter who is pressing the attack and trying to make it into a fight. Sure Floyd had his openings and spots to land but that's cause Oscar gave him those openings by pressing the attack. If Oscar didn't, Floyd wouldn't and there'd be no fight and **** to score. I think Oscar could have won the fight alone on being the fighter in the ring that wanted to win it more. I hate guys that go backwards and get wins. Readjust the point system!

It sucks for Oscar cause he lost cause Mayweather was boxing, when De La Hoya boxed Trinidad he lost, now he pushes forward and was putting pretty effective aggressiveness on mayweather and he loses that way too. What does Oscar have to do to win a fight?

[boxer2k5]

Oscar pressed the attack and the fight. He made the fight what it was. If he didn't attack, Floyd never would have. I think not enough credit is given to a fighter who is pressing the attack and trying to make it into a fight. Sure Floyd had his openings and spots to land but that's cause Oscar gave him those openings by pressing the attack. If Oscar didn't, Floyd wouldn't and there'd be no fight and **** to score. I think Oscar could have won the fight alone on being the fighter in the ring that wanted to win it more. I hate guys that go backwards and get wins. Readjust the point system!

if oscar didnt come at him and stayed back
floyd wouldhave pressed the issue
and jsut because your following someone
around the ring you shouldnt get no points

aint no points for following someone n
get hit in the face until he gets to the ropes
thats not ring generlism

you dudes know ****

[-EX-]

How would you know if it wouldn't have been a fight? Can someone here read Floyd's mind? If Oscar didn't attack wildly Floyd would have won even easier.

[Tha_Greatest]

you know what sucks, when Oscar had Floyd cornered and Oscar was swingin, the ref was getting Oscar off of Floyd in the corner cause Floyd held oscar, Oscar was not fighting dirty as to say oscar should be pulled away from Floyd in the corner, that takes away Oscars strengh advantage, what if another ref says Floyd, get off of the center of the ring and fight in the corner in a rematch with oscar, it would take Floyds boxing advantage away.

[-EX-]

Bull****.Oscar had his chances. The ref usually broke it up cuz Oscar was holding and hitting. Oscar's body work didn't really have a significant effect.