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  • #61
    Originally posted by Executioner54
    DLH was old and weight drained.

    Or do you actually think this was the ame DLH that fought Trinidad at 147?
    Exactly, but what's even worse is that Oscar was not the usual welterweight that night when he fought Pacquiao. When he fought guys like Trinidad at welterweight, he came in the ring a lot bigger, up to 160lbs, but against Pacquiao he came in at 145lbs, which is LESS than the weight Pac entered the ring at when he faced Marquez at 130lbs.

    Pacquiao vs Oscar was more accurately at super-featherweight according to their career ring entrance weights.

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    • #62
      Originally posted by Dave Rado View Post
      Come on, that's a silly thing to say. David Diaz has never beaten a single elite Lightweight, and is not currently ranked in the top ten at the weight by any independent ranking body. Boxrec ranks him #14.

      Hatton is ranked #8 P4P by The Ring and has been the lineal champion at his weight for four years. He is a million times better at cutting off the ring than Diaz, is a far more powerful body puncher, and is a lot faster.
      Diaz is ranked number 3 at LW by the ring magazine.

      http://www.ringtv.com/ratings/lightweight/

      Do your research first so you dont look like a dumbass!!!!!!

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      • #63
        Originally posted by dde91 View Post
        so you are discrediting Pacquaios win?
        Pacquiao fought brilliantly against a severely weight drained fighter.

        Full credit for his brilliant performance, but to delude yourself about his opponents condition is just silly.

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        • #64
          Originally posted by J.B.moneY. View Post
          well at least paulie was "live" that night..and i would say paulie could have beat the corpse of oscar that night on points
          Yeah and my sister could have beaten Ali.

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          • #65
            Originally posted by El Dominicano View Post
            Yes, DLH and Mayweather are also former JR FW's. Too bad they didn't go pro at the time, did you know Pac was 16 at the time?
            DLH and and FLoyd startted at JR Lightweight. they never were JR FlyWeights as Pros!!!!!!!

            Of course Oscar was a JR Flyweight when he was like 12 years old.

            Anyways Oscar got ****d, end of.

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            • #66
              Originally posted by Ch@mpBox@PR View Post
              Diaz is ranked number 3 at LW by the ring magazine.

              http://www.ringtv.com/ratings/lightweight/

              Do your research first so you dont look like a dumbass!!!!!!
              Regardless, Diaz is trash. Name some of the top fighters at LW, you see Diaz beating, name em

              Casa
              Funeka
              Kat
              Valero
              Guzman
              JMM
              Baby Bull

              Would all beat Diaz, infact...EM beat Diaz if you've watched the fight.

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              • #67
                Originally posted by Ch@mpBox@PR View Post
                DLH and and FLoyd startted at JR Lightweight. they never were JR FlyWeights as Pros!!!!!!!

                Of course Oscar was a JR Flyweight when he was like 12 years old.

                Anyways Oscar got ****d, end of.
                Ok then Cotto got beat up by a LW Margarito. Margarito started at 135

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                • #68
                  i give pac credit for this....he beat a sure future hall of famer in oscar...and a legend by most standards.....and nice to have on your resume to say you beat oscar de la hoya...but thats it....when you break down the exact circumstances of the fight its not as impressive....but a win is a win for the pacman

                  oh and i picked pac man to win this fight early on....i knew oscar had no speed of his own to atleast counter pacs insane speed, hatton has a different style pac has never seen before

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                  • #69
                    Originally posted by Dave Rado View Post
                    Pacquiao fought brilliantly against a severely weight drained fighter.

                    Full credit for his brilliant performance, but to delude yourself about his opponents condition is just silly.
                    Bingo!

                    Guys like Calderon would have beaten him by decision, and guys like Valero would have knocked him out cold. They might not have ran as much as Pacquiao the first half, so they might have got hit with some punches, but Oscar was so weak I doubt he could have hurt a bantamweight.

                    Pacquiao performed great against his dehydrated weak opponent!

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                    • #70
                      Originally posted by El Dominicano View Post
                      Ok then Cotto got beat up by a LW Margarito. Margarito started at 135
                      Ok I accept that. Still Oscar got ****d by a former JR Flyweight

                      o, that lighweight had Plaster in his wrapps!!!!!!

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