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  • #41
    Oscar hasnt made 147 since 2001, Roach knows that trying to make that weight will be a huge challenge for DLH (HENCE, THATS WHY DLH HAS STARTED TRAINING). Focusing more on trying to make weight then the fight plan at hand can be a disadvantage to DLH. (Just a thought).

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    • #42
      lol oscar better make weight with how much money is on the damn line

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      • #43
        maybe oscar should hire billy blanks LMAO

        i like James toney but remember when Toney hired blanks and it was supposed to make a huge difference...but then he actually gained weight from working with Banks.lol

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        • #44
          Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View Post
          Freddie Roach, trainer of Manny Pacquiao, is not going to take a chance with Oscar De La Hoya being overweight on the day of the weigh-in. He says that if De La Hoya comes in overweight the fight will be off because he won't let Pacquiao get in the ring. The fight takes place on December 6 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Pacquiao, the WBC lightweight champion, will move up by two weight divisions to the agreed upon fight weight of 147. De La Hoya has not made 147 since 2001. There is a clause in the fight contract that would cost De La Hoya a lot of money for not being able to make weight for the fight, $3 million dollars for every pound above 147, or a fraction above the weight. [details]
          Roach is acting more like a manager than a trainer. I'm wondering what Pacquiao's opinion is on this since we haven't heard anything from him yet.

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          • #45
            Originally posted by internetworld7 View Post
            Oscar WILL NOT make 147. He will come in at 149. This is where it gets interesting. I think even 149 may drain Oscar come fight night but we'll see. But one this is for certain, there is no way Oscar makes 147 and if he does by a miracle, he will be way to depleted in energy if the fight goes past 7.

            Oscar will go for broke very early and try to knock out the much more energetic Pacquiao quickly. If he fails, Oscar is in trouble.
            thats what Roach is banking on......Freddie Roach is one of a few men who has devoted and dedicated his life to the sport of boxing.....listen to what he says, he knows what he's talkin' about.....he wants Oscar to weigh-in at 147 for the exact reason you mentioned......thats why Roach is so sure Pac will win this, its called havin the inside scoop on how the game goes, and Freddie Roach knows the game.....

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            • #46
              the fight will go on even if olden boy weighs 170lbs. freddie is joking when he said the fight is off if olden boy weighs above 147. he can't afford to lose million dollars for his fee.

              who's on the corner of olden boy, by the way? is it ugly old floyd?

              i miss ugly old floyd's line that pacquiao don't know how to box. this will be a war.

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              • #47
                Originally posted by Alibata View Post
                There goes your credibility... Props to your imagination though, its working overtime.
                Wass marra with my credibility?? As I put at the subject slot, it's a sample of fairly simple Machiavellan intrigue. Although I think that Ole Mack would think it too uncomplicated for him to bother with. Did anyone on this site ever read his "The Prince"??

                I don't ever work my imagination overtime, but I keep it sharpened since I use in what I do. I would think that the scenario I roughed out is campletely within the bounds of what boxing crappers get up to. it wouldn't even make a half-decent novel.

                When the $750,000 per lb overweight was mooted, you may recall that I imediately wrote in and suggested that it should be at least DOUBLE-or MORE. Then the $3 million dollar pound (avoir-du-pois) made it's appearance and I immediately visualised Oscar handing it over to Manny with his right hand, and Manny taking it with his left and handing it back with his right hand to Oscar's other hand, in a circular routine. Behind closed doors of course. Nothing to it. He handed it over didn't he??

                All it takes is keeping to the script.

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                • #48
                  Originally posted by Sweet Revenge View Post
                  To some people I guess making weight is optional.
                  it was for castillo.

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                  • #49
                    Originally posted by TRUTH View Post
                    Manny should be bringing the most unhealthy food around Oscar. Showing up at his training camp with huge cheeseburgers and french fries.lol

                    Manny: though u guys might be hungry...**comes in with 10 pizzas, 8 cheese burgers and onion rings**

                    Oscar: Get the **** outta here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
                    **** that.

                    manny's gonna come with some carnitas with some homemade tortillas and a case of corona.

                    oh......and some freshly made chicharonnes.

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                    • #50
                      Originally posted by SekondzOut View Post
                      thats what Roach is banking on......Freddie Roach is one of a few men who has devoted and dedicated his life to the sport of boxing.....listen to what he says, he knows what he's talkin' about.....he wants Oscar to weigh-in at 147 for the exact reason you mentioned......thats why Roach is so sure Pac will win this, its called havin the inside scoop on how the game goes, and Freddie Roach knows the game.....
                      Your letter seems to me to contain a little bit too much of The Roach worship. What makes Freddie suddenly such a lifetime dedicated boxing enthusiast-[there are thousands, of equal enthusiasm and dedication]...........he was an average fighter at best, himself. This was all he knew of course, but the REAL answer is ....MONEY. He had to make a living and he wasn't qualified for anything else.

                      It was the luckiest day of his life when he began to train Manny, because Manny has made him a substantial millionaire, and, not only that, Manny has, by his successes, brought The Roach into the rarified atmosphere of the "super=trainers", although it seems to me, that his fighters are always being beaten, some of them pretty badly. I'm not certain about this because I haven't been keeping count, and am prepared to be politely corrected, but it seems to me that he's been more often "unlucky" with his fighters than the other way.

                      I truly believe that it was Manny who made HIM, not the other way around.

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