De La Hoya Claims To Already Weigh at 145-Pounds

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  • C.J.Mak
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    #21
    Originally posted by tito yuca
    Pavlik was matched against the most skilled boxer of this generation, other than Floyd. Manny is up against a guy who has a history of gassing out in fights dating back to more than 10 years and who got a facial bone broken by a 140 pound-guy. Not quite the same scenario.
    What? I mean Bernard is a well skillled fighter but to say he's the second most skilled boxer of this generation,that's taking it a bit too far IMO.

    Although Manny definately has a greater chance of beating Oscar than many people care to think.

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      #22
      Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP
      After fighting at junior middleweight and above since 2001, and struggling to make 150-pounds for the May fight with Steve Forbes, there was a lot of doubt that Oscar De La Hoya would make the welterweight limit of 147 without a serious struggle. De La Hoya, who faces Manny Pacquiao at the welterweight limit on December 6 in Las Vegas, claims to already weigh 145-pounds. Pacquiao, who is moving up by two weight divisions from the lightweight limit of 135-pounds, is said to currently weigh around 151-pounds - six pounds more than De La Hoya. [details]
      Complete bollocks.

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      • tito yuca
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        #23
        Originally posted by C.J.Mak
        What? I mean Bernard is a well skillled fighter but to say he's the second most skilled boxer of this generation,that's taking it a bit too far IMO.

        Although Manny definately has a greater chance of beating Oscar than many people care to think.
        Who is more skilled than him? Other than Calzaghe and Roy I don't see anyone near his level.

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          #24
          i think he's in the vicinity of 147 just by looking at the pics on this thread . . . hope he's not peaked too early like many have already stated as a concern, cause the fights still over 3 weeks away.

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          • C.J.Mak
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            #25
            Originally posted by tito yuca
            Who is more skilled than him? Other than Calzaghe and Roy I don't see anyone near his level.
            That's what Im saying,that's a contradiction of what you originally said which was...

            Originally posted by tito yuca
            Pavlik was matched against the most skilled boxer of this generation, other than Floyd .

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              #26
              hopefully he goes lower than 145 so Manny has a greater chance in beating him..

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              • Sugarj
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                #27
                This could be De La Hoya's Leonard vs Norris! Leonard comes in at light middle after years of being a middle and supermiddle.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by C.J.Mak
                  That's what Im saying,that's a contradiction of what you originally said which was...
                  Well, those 4 are without a doubt the best, but in terms of actual classic boxing skills, mastering the basics, B-Hop is miles away when compared to Calzaghe and Roy.

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                    #29
                    [QUOTE=Asian Sensation;4320339][QUOTE=SuckaPunch;4320217]Oscar may just be telling the truth. He already looks so skinny. Here are his latest pics.




                    Is he doing pads with George Lopez?

                    lmfao. I was thinking the same thing... but look at his face too. talk about a perfectly timed image?

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by tito yuca
                      Who is more skilled than him? Other than Calzaghe and Roy I don't see anyone near his level.
                      calzaghe more skilled than hopkins???lol

                      as for oscar he also claims he's straight

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