Oscar De La Hoya May Still Use Floyd Mayweather Sr.

[The Gully Gad]

lol yeah or play little practical jokes on oscar ................ make him spit his dummy out

lol

Hatton is bound to play Oscar up aint he no doubt..
He ****s about in camp all the time and i can imagine Hoya getting
the hump with it all..
Unless Hoya is a lad himself underneath all the fishnets and bull****

[Domain]

Hatton will get oscar pissed in camp

lol

lol hatton will get oscar drunk and throw him off his game! oscar will not make weight from the beer and pizza.

[fatmash]

lol hatton will get oscar drunk and throw him off his game! oscar will not make weight from the beer and pizza.

haha yeah he will cook oscar of his full english breakys one of them will put half a stone (7 pound) on him :P

[venerablefist]

This article appears to me as stating that floyd sr is the best trainer around now he told oscar hes not needed but oscar is still considering him

[edgarg]

I'm surprised that a master-egotist like Mayweather could be so truthful about something which puts his presence in a minor role. But I appreciate his honesty, and want to say that this always been my understanding, that a long experienced boxer, needs a trainer mainly for pep talks, strategy and alternative tactical talks, and to have him in his corner on fight night.

A veteran fighter like Oscar, who is fighting just for money, and isn't a keen youngster out to make his name, or train for a title, already knows from the many times before, what he needs to do to get himself fit and ready.

This is why a retired fighter can so easily make the transition to being a trainer. He doesn't go to trainer's school, he knows what a fighter needs to do from long experience.

Still, I wonder why Mayweather is so honest, all of a sudden, minimizing his part in Oscar's camp. Maybe it's becauise he feels that the mismatch is so grwat that all Oscar needs to do is avoid breaking his ankle in the ring.

If fans take any notice of this report, it could be a huge blow to the PPV figures.

[Silencers]

Hatton says no, it becomes 'personal'.