Tougher Fight: Tszyu @ 140... or Delahoya @ 154?

[ThaHorseman]

So you're saying this is the best version of DLH now?

Who's the idiot now?

Holy ****, are you seriously this ******? Is DLH not stronger and bigger at 154 than Tszyu is at 140? Please tell me you're not too ****** to get this right.

[THe TRiNiTY]

Oscar has lost 3 of his last 5 fights and 5 of his last 12, clearly a shadow of his former self.
Tszyu had only lost 1 fight in his career before losing a title he had held for 3 1/2 years, to Hatton (a title he won from a prime Judah)

Oscar was robbed ATLEAST once, I'd say twice. Furthermore, he had the stronger opposition, and at the time, fought more than Kostya. Kostya had a period of close to two years where he didn't fight.

During Kostya's down time at that point in their careers. (01-19-2003 to 11-06-2004, which is upwards of 22 months)

These are the guys that De La Hoya fought during that time.... Campas, Mosley, Sturm, Hopkins.. Kostya was resting, for good or bad reasons.

[DIOS DOMINICANO]

Sure I'd rather fight Tszyu but that's not because I'd be more afraid of De La Hoya.

The truth comes out...

[DIOS DOMINICANO]

Oscar has lost 3 of his last 5 fights and 5 of his last 12, clearly a shadow of his former self.
Tszyu had only lost 1 fight in his career before losing a title he had held for 3 1/2 years, to Hatton (a title he won from a prime Judah)

WHO DID OSCAR LOSE TO??

WHO DID TSZYU BEAT?

[joepal]

I've said repeatly that Tszyu was a great fighter, just not as good as DLH. Are you that daft? Read what I wrote, not what you wish I said.

This is what you said you liar:

"Prime Kostya Tzsyu is nothing compared to the 154 DelaHoya this year."

Congratulations for making the most idiotic post this year in boxingscene.

[RodBarker]

Without a doubt Oscar not only has he fought way better comp than KT he punches harder , and a JW must give him a stone in weight ,,, very few JWs could give Oscar that much weight and win , very few , getting beat by Phillips proves Kostya aint one of them ,,, the weight in this triangle means everything .

[joepal]

Holy ****, are you seriously this ******? Is DLH not stronger and bigger at 154 than Tszyu is at 140? Please tell me you're not too ****** to get this right.

Look, obviously your ******ity should not be blamed on you (I blame your parents and your grandparents and the rest of your lame-brained family tree), but Tszyu was a the master-killer at 140, while DLH was a fat businessman at 154. The difference of 14 lbs is really nothing, in fact it prolly was the reason DLH gassed in the late rounds. Again I dont blame you.

[ThaHorseman]

This is what you said you liar:

"Prime Kostya Tzsyu is nothing compared to the 154 DelaHoya this year."

Congratulations for making the most idiotic post this year in boxingscene.

Actually I didn't say that. I did imply it and I fully stick by that. Oscar at 154 right now, this very day would beat any version of 140 pound Kostya Tszyu. He's bigger, stronger, and still more talented even at this point in his career. And if you honestly think at 140 Tszyu would beat a 154 Oscar, you need to get Wiley's nuts off your eyelids and get some sleep cuz you're delusional.

[Wiley Hyena]

Horse,

Kostya Tszyu had about three surgeries the year before Hatton.

These kids are sucking KT's taint for beating Sharmba. You know, the same Sharmba that Floyd blew out in PBF's first fight at 147.

Funny you should mention that: Floyd TKOd Mitchell in the 7th round. The "surgically repaired" Tszyu KOd Mitchell in the 3rd round.

[Wiley Hyena]

Oscar was robbed ATLEAST once, I'd say twice. Furthermore, he had the stronger opposition, and at the time, fought more than Kostya. Kostya had a period of close to two years where he didn't fight.

During Kostya's down time at that point in their careers. (01-19-2003 to 11-06-2004, which is upwards of 22 months)

These are the guys that De La Hoya fought during that time.... Campas, Mosley, Sturm, Hopkins.. Kostya was resting, for good or bad reasons.

For your information, Tszyu fought in 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005. He was top ten p4p in all those years.