I think that if you put it that way, given his age and slightly diminished skills he looked sharp. Definitely not shot. I think most of us are comparing him to his best form and relating what we saw to how he'll do in the rematch. I think what we saw against Forbes, raises legitimate concerns regarding how he'll do in the rematch.
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Originally posted by Buckfever View PostI think that if you put it that way, given his age and slightly diminished skills he looked sharp. Definitely not shot. I think most of us are comparing him to his best form and relating what we saw to how he'll do in the rematch. I think what we saw against Forbes, raises legitimate concerns regarding how he'll do in the rematch.
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i think he needs to sharpen up things to fight floyd properly. he was getting caught by some shots from forbes and if that was floyd it would've been worse for him.
forbes landed some shots on DLH that caught oscars attention, there was a couple of shots that if it had been a bigger puncher, oscar would've had a big problem on his hands.........
if it was floyd that landed those shots, oscar might have tasted the canvas.....
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Originally posted by Buckfever View PostI think that if you put it that way, given his age and slightly diminished skills he looked sharp. Definitely not shot. I think most of us are comparing him to his best form and relating what we saw to how he'll do in the rematch. I think what we saw against Forbes, raises legitimate concerns regarding how he'll do in the rematch.
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I'm somewhere in between. I think he looked good, don't know about being his old sharp self.
And credit to Steve Forbes, good performance from a smaller fighter.
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Oscar looked like Oscar to me! straight up & down, no special effects! I have NEVER wanted or cheered for DLH to EVER win a fight! but he looked far from a shot fighter!
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