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This was one of the most anticipated fights since Hagler-Leonard but it failed to live up to the hype. Either way it was a very controversial decision. I thought it was a draw, I can't remember the rounds exactly but it went something like De La Hoya dominating the early round, Tito winning a few in the middle the all of the last 3 rounds because De La Hoya RAN from him. At the end I had it 6-6 even. Who do you think won?
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Thta fight was a draw.
DLH was looking good throwing Flurries in the last 10 Secs of every round, that landed in the air, while Tito just landed 1 or 2 clean punches per round.
Then in round 9 the marathon began.
6 Rounds a piece 114-114 a draw.Comment
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De La Hoya won it easy. I had it 9-3 for Oscar. People say Trinidad won the last four rounds. Not at all. He looked absolutely terrible that night, and Oscar made him look ******. Even with Oscar running in the last couple rounds, I'll never understand how anyone had that fight close. I've seen it about 10 times for the record. Seriously. 10 times.Comment
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Not surprised the first two to respond and claim it was close also have Cotto in their avatars or sigs.
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Sorry I hadn't seen this posted since I have been on here so I figured I would post it.Comment
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I remember when i saw the fight about 25 years ago scoring it for OscarComment
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STFU Diego Flamer.
Tito Won rounds 2 and 5 and the last 4.
DLH didnt do **** in that fight besides looking pretty throwing flurries to the air, because he didnt landed ****!!!!!!!!!!!!!Comment
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Wow if u had tito or a draw then u dumb
oscar clearly won the fight...but tito needed to keep that "o"
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No way it was a draw. That was a rob in my choice, I seen it as DLH winning all 9 rounds and sticking to running in the last 3. Even then that still gives him the win. Besides Tito's face was busted a bit, DLH left clean.
In all honesty you have to admit that De La Hoya put on a masterful performance, he out boxed Tito at ease in the first 9 rounds.Comment
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