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While Oscar De La Hoya is set to announce his December 6 bout with Manny Pacquiao, scheduled to be Oscar's final career fight - his right hand men, Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer and VP/matchmaker Eric Gomez, hope that Oscar has more mega-fights left in him, which may or may not indicate some future action in 2009 if the right fights come along. [details]
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WTF?? Oscar must be addicted to staying in the ring... -
Floyd only did enough to win, and he still won 8 rounds. So they can kiss my ass with the "fight could have gone either way" bull****.Comment
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Close fight
floyd landed 100 more punches threw 100 less. How on earth is that closeComment
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farewell fight December 6th my ass!
i knew it, next up though should be Hatton-De La Hoya as it'll be another high profile meaningless fight with one of the primary objectives to make as much money as possible.Comment
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well that blew pacquiao vs hatton
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I remember Oscar towering Floyd at the weigh in. I can't imagine anyone feeling alright for buying this fight when Oscar towers even higher over Pacman. There should be a law against these types of showoffs. I guess they are waiting for someone to be killed or seriously injured in these matches... Not everyone is a defensive genius like Floyd was to stand with a much bigger guy like Oscar. Pacman will be hit ALLOT in the course of the fight and i can only imagine how he's gonna deal with it.
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Good point. That would be a so much better match for the fans and for boxing....Originally posted by niceguy45 View PostComment
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I said this yesterday in my own thread. I dont think this is Oscar's last fight, and he is using this fight against whomever as a stepping stone to his next fight with either Margarito or Floyd.Comment
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