this argument about "being bigger" is ridicoulous. C'mon, in pro boxing you have just to make the weight. This counts!
Originally posted by rebmogul
i wasn't referring to any fighter. but in responding to your post about oscar being bigger, stronger and faster; that is the same thing they said about meldrick taylor.
and oscar being bigger, stronger and faster certainly didn't matter against floyd, so i tend to disagree....
this argument about "being bigger" is ridicoulous. C'mon, in pro boxing you have just to make the weight. This counts!
I disagree with that, physical build makes a big difference in fights. For example Pavlik weighs in at 160 pounds and someone like Duddy can weigh in at 160 as well but Pavlik is much bigger physically come fight time.
I disagree with that, physical build makes a big difference in fights. For example Pavlik weighs in at 160 pounds and someone like Duddy can weigh in at 160 as well but Pavlik is much bigger physically come fight time.
I was talking about rules. If you san make the 160 pounds limit, you are a officially a middleweight even if you step in the ring ad a cruiser.
Alright, I'll just say this. DLH had lost 2 of his last 4 fights and was coming off a 1 year layoff and those 4 fights were competed in a 3+ year period.
Chavez quit. His corner said the cut was ok and he shook his head and said no more. Face it he quit. Chavez is supposedly the standard of what being a Mexican is all about. Even Mexicanos from Mexico that I know acknowlege that for a fact. The people that Chavez beat would pose no challenge to Oscar. Name a fighter that would pose a challenge to Oscar. Chavez after the fight against taylor beat absolutely no one of mention.
Unless that loser can make a decent arguement I'm retiring from this thread, it was fun clowning that chump, he had no comebacks, and thanks for getting me five stars
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