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...and looks like ****. We should have all seen this coming. 35lbs is too much damn weight to cut in a few weeks. These two do not belong at 147lbs. In Oscar's case, he should have never come back down; in Tony's case, he's outgrown the division.
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The day after the fight I made a thread saying I thought Tony's weight had something to do with his performance and some ***** red K'd me.
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Oscar came in at 145. And weighed only 147 come fight time. He put on 2 pound, 2 pound. thats the problem. I mean, I **** a ****ing pound.Comment
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I think blaming this on weight is giving Margarito way too much credit. We all knew he had no chance against a fighter who actually knew how to box. We just didn't realize 37 wasn't too old for Mosley to still kick his ass. Nobody on earth would have given Margarito a chance if this fight happened in 2006.Comment
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Oscar threw that fight. Like the greedy heartless bastard he is.Comment
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Shane and Antonio both weighed 160lbs on fight night.Comment
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Margarito didn't get enough room to throw or gather enough power to hurt Shane. You can simply lower your opponents workrate by clinching/ gettin close. Example, B-Hop vs Pavlik and Margarito vs Shane...Originally posted by Puas View Post
DLH story is very different from Margarito's. DLH had the distance he needed, had the chance to land the jab, turn Pac, get out of the corner but he just wasn't there. Shane did a perfect job...nothing to do with Margarito outgrowing the WW divisionComment
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Funniest thread I've heard all day.Comment
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that loss was 100% mosleyComment
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After Tony KTFO of Cotto again, he should seek a rematch with Shane at 154.Comment
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