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I've just been reading what his sparring partners have been saying and one of them Cordova said oscar's stamina will be a factor in the fight saturday . Do you believe he is right?
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the richer he gets his stamina decreases. -
I don't think his stamina will decrease so much going to 147 and if so I think he'll have more than enough to handle PacquiaoComment
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marvin cordova? hes pacquiaos sparring partner not oscar'sComment
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I'm sure De La Hoya's stamina will play a factor the longer the goes on.Comment
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Fight will end whenever DLH damn well decides he wants it to end. His lack of stamina won't mean ****.Comment
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Yes I know he is, but cordova thinks that oscar's stamina will play in manny's favor. Do you agree?marvin cordova? hes pacquiaos sparring partner not oscar'sComment
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I don't think it will. I think DLH will be more relaxed in there, which affects his stamina. He's fighting a much smaller guy who will need to land a lot of shots to hurt DLH. And unlike the PBF fight, DLH isn't going to be swinging at air as often.Comment
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He shrunk himself to 150-155 and have been in training camp in and around that weight. He'd be sweating himself a bit more to make 147 and try to get the weight back in order to get power advantage over Pacman. If dela Hoya enters the fight between 150-155 which was his weight in camp, he'd more likely be in optimal condition, downside is that he wouldn't get that middleweight power advantage he likes. If he bulks up to 160 or bigger, he'd be slow and would be huffing and puffing by the mid rounds. But in this weight, if one good left hook lands on Pacquiao, the fight will be over.
So I think dela Hoya would be fighting at 155 and Pacman around 148.Comment
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I think that after 3 rounds of pounding he will receive from the Pacman, ODLH will show signs similar to the David Diaz fight. He will not quit until the Pacman finally delivers the knockout blow. JAT
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