Team Mayweather Disses Oscar For Not Wanting A Rematch.

[Guest]

Stop trying to spin. You know damn well that Oscar was well past it when he faced Mayweather. He's not even a full-time boxer! So to say that Mayweather faced the best boxer of his generation is FALSE!

You're right, it's false. Mayweather is the best of this generation. Oscar is 2nd...

[owenrock69]

Ive never heard anything so ridiculous, Mayweather isnt the best at anything in boxing

[deevel79]

You're right, it's false. Mayweather is the best of this generation. Oscar is 2nd...

You are a serious Floyd nuthugger i see. I'd bet my house that if given the opportunity, you would drink Floyd's bathwater after one of his training sessions!

[owenrock69]

Floyds entire joke of a career is right here, notice how all the big boys hes stepped in the ring with except an old gatti went the distance, arent judges the greatest

2007
May 5 -- Oscar De La Hoya, W 12 *RECAP*
(Won WBC Jr. Middleweight Title)


2006
Nov. 4 -- Carlos Baldomir, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 *RECAP*
(Won WBC Welterweight Title)
Apr. 8 -- Zab Judah, Las Vegas, NV, W 12 *RECAP*
(Won IBF Welterweight Title)


2005
Nov. 19 -- Sharmba Mitchell, Portland, OR, TKO 6 *RECAP*
June 25 -- Arturo Gatti, Atlantic City, NJ, TKO 6 *RECAP*
(Won WBC Light Welterweight Title)
Jan. 22 -- Henry Bruseles, Miami, FL, TKO 8 *RECAP*


2004
May 22 -- DeMarcus Corley, Atlantic City, NJ, W 12 *RECAP*


2003
Nov. 1 -- Phillip N'Dou, Grand Rapids, Michigan, TKO 7 *RECAP*
(Retained WBC lightweight title)
Apr. 19 -- Victoriano Sosa, Fresno, CA, W 12
(Retained WBC lightweight title)


2002
Dec. 7 -- Jose Luis Castillo, Las Vegas, W 12
(Retained WBC lightweight title)
Apr. 20 -- Jose Luis Castillo, Las Vegas, W 12
(Won WBC lightweight title)


2001
Nov. 10 -- Jesus Chavez, San Francisco, California, TKO 10
(Retained WBC super featherweight title)
May 26 -- Carlos Hernandez, Grand Rapids, Michigan, W 12
(Retained WBC super featherweight title)
Jan. 20 -- Diego Corrales, Las Vegas, TKO 10
(Retained WBC super featherweight title)


2000
Oct. 21 -- Emanuel Burton, Detroit, Michigan, TKO 9
Mar. 18 -- Goyo Vargas, Las Vegas, W 12
(Retained WBC super featherweight title)


1999
Sept. 11 -- Carlos Gerena, Las Vegas, TKO 7
(Retained WBC super featherweight title)
May 22 -- Justin Juuko, Las Vegas, KO 9
(Retained WBC super featherweight title)
Feb. 17 -- Carlos Rios, Grand Rapids, Michigan, W 12 *RECAP*
(Retained WBC super featherweight title)


1998
Dec. 19 -- Angel Manfredy, Miami, TKO 2
(Retained WBC super featherweight title)
Oct. 3 -- Genaro Hernandez, Las Vegas, TKO 8
(Captured WBC super featherweight title)
June 14 -- Tony Pep, Atlantic City, W 10
Apr. 18 -- Gustavo Cuello, Los Angeles, W 10
Mar. 23 -- Miguel Melo, Ledyard, Connecticut, TKO 3
Feb. 28 -- Sam Girad, Atlantic City, KO 2
Jan. 9 -- Hector Arroyo, Biloxi, Mississippi, TKO 5


1997
Nov. 20 -- Angelo Nunez, Los Angeles, TKO 3
Oct. 14 -- Felipe Garcia, Boise, Idaho, KO 6
Sept. 6 -- Luis Leija, El Paso, Texas, KO 2
July 12 -- Jesus Chavez, Biloxi, Mississippi, TKO 5
June 14 -- Larry O'Shields, San Antonio, Texas, W 6
May 9 -- Tony Duran, Las Vegas, TKO 1
Apr. 12 -- Robert Giepert, Las Vegas, TKO 1
Mar. 12 -- Kino Rodriguez, Grand Rapids, TKO 1
Feb. 1 -- Edgar Ayala, Chula Vista, California, KO 2
Jan. 18 -- Jerry Cooper, Las Vegas, TKO 1


1996
Nov. 30 -- Reggie Sanders, Albuquerque, New Mexico, W 4
Oct. 11 -- Roberto Apodaca, Las Vegas, KO 2

[Guest]

You are a serious Floyd nuthugger i see. I'd bet my house that if given the opportunity, you would drink Floyd's bathwater after one of his training sessions!

So who's better than Mayweather in this decade?

[beauty]

Oscar is not the best of our generation but he is indeed a part of our generation. He is freaking 34, for goodness sakes. He's not over the damn hill.

Floyd did beat his behind. Plain and simple. Neither one of them, I would say, were tore up but Floyd's eye was MILDLY swollen. It was not that bad and it was probably dissolved by the next morning. Oscar looked way worse, and everyone here knows it.


Why would not Floyd want a rematch. It's pointless but it's another opportunity to make tons of money. Sure, a logical boxing afficinado knows the outcome of a rematch, knows it will probably be the same let down as far as excitement, and needs to be honest because EVERYONE will watch, no matter how they protest otherwise.

Oscar knows he will lose. The fact of the matter is there is money to be made and there is no way in hell Oscar "Business Man" DLH will not fight him again. He is saying it now. Bet months from now, the tune will be totally different.


He'll go and fight some busters, win and pretend this has assisted with his confidence. He'll acquiesce to Mayweather 2. They will build it up worse than the first time and the anticipation will be great for nothing and again, Floyd will win. Oscar will make almost $20M more than Floyd. They'll both be happy. Fans will be disappointed, let down. Some will hate. Some won't. This thread was pointless and repetitive because there are now like 20. We are all smart people so no way does someone not understand why they WILL fight again and they will.

[deevel79]

So who's better than Mayweather in this decade?

If the other top boxers took the same route Floyd took (least risky), they would all look just as great. Floyd hasn't faced a legitimate/prime contender since Castillo. You probably also think that Floyd is the best 147lb'er in the world because he beat Baldomir. Am i right?

[tyson]

Like I said, Oscar doesn't want to lose again so he doesn't want it. Mayweather wants it strictly for the money and he knows first hand that he can beat Oscar. Oscar's next fight will be against someone closer to Mayorga's skill level than Mayweather's...

Now, I can understand why he doesn't want to do it again.
Mayweather ran his mouth so much and disrespected every little thing Oscar stands for before the fight. You could easily see that it got to him, but he couldn't do anything about it, neither at the conferences nor in the fight.

You don't want someone to jump all over your nuts a second time, when you know you can't make him pay for it.
He'll never get motivated to fight him again, at least not as much as the first time. Mayweather took everything from him the first time...

And no, I'm not saying Floyd beat him up or anything, just that he squashed De La Hoya mentally.
To me, Oscar sounded like a beaten man in the post-fight presser. He didn't care to whine about the scorecards or anything.

[owenrock69]

you sir obviously didnt watch the fight, Oscar didnt have any marks on him, you are obviously another Mayweather mark , and Floyd won the fight cause the judges dont know **** about boxing

[Guest]

If the other top boxers took the same route Floyd took (least risky), they would all look just as great. Floyd hasn't faced a legitimate/prime contender since Castillo. You probably also think that Floyd is the best 147lb'er in the world because he beat Baldomir. Am i right?

So you're saying Mayweather is great? I agree...