What does Oscar have to Gain if he dominates and beats Pac?

[RayLeonard82]

If he wins ppl will say he beat up a blown up 130 to 135 pounder who fought as low as the 120's. If he loses ppl will say you lost to a blown up 135 pounder who fought in the 120's at one time. Why even consider a fight like this. Im still surprised he even took the fight consider he's always talking about fighting the best and his legacy.

He's in a no win situation here

[Thread Stealer]

He gains a lot of money.

I doubt Oscar is at a point right now where he really cares what people say about his legacy.

What he's done, he's done. Beating or losing to an undersized foe won't change that.

[RayLeonard82]

But he contradicts himself when he makes comments about fighting the best fighters. He's always said that. Now Pac is one of the best just not close to Oscar's division.

[Silencers]

Money, that's it.

[BlackHat]

more $$$$$$$$

[Thread Stealer]

But he contradicts himself when he makes comments about fighting the best fighters. He's always said that. Now Pac is one of the best just not close to Oscar's division.

DLH's been contradicting himself for the longest time. That's nothing new.

Hell, just a couple days ago he was saying he could make 144 easily or even 140, and now he's saying "making 147 is a struggle".

[AntonTheMeh]

well the ring's p4p title of course

[marsman]

At this point I say **** it, Oscar Fought Bernard, Tyson Fought Lewis, so hey man, let it be How ****in good is Pacman? After all, he did sign the contract...Oscar didnt force him to...I wanna see it.

[KnockoutTheFat]

Obviously weight.