The Golden Boy - One of best Welterweights

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  • Eddie2009
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    The Golden Boy - One of best Welterweights

    Got battered near the end of his career by Pacquaio but an amazing fighter and definitely one of the best!
  • MANGLER
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    His WW run was sick. I used to luv watchin DLH fight BITD. I thought Pea was a draw and Ike a close loss, but **** it. DLH fought everybody. Props.

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    • cace
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      #3
      Originally posted by Eddie2009
      Got battered near the end of his career by Pacquaio but an amazing fighter and definitely one of the best!


      true that

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      • JAB5239
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        #4
        Originally posted by mangler
        His WW run was sick. I used to luv watchin DLH fight BITD. I thought Pea was a draw and Ike a close loss, but **** it. DLH fought everybody. Props.
        He's probably top 15 or so all time. His resume is stacked.

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        • Airforce1234
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          oscar was a warrior, i compare him to cotto.

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          • The_Demon
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            #6
            he fought everyone-was hard to watch him that night against pacquiao

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            • yeks
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              #7
              win or lose, he fights the best... same can't be said on todays era of fighters..
              promotional disputes erupts even before the fight has been made.. so sad..

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              • brently1979
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                He was great at 147. I watched his fight against Gatti last night. I wish DLH stayed at 147 for longer.

                Once he moved up to 154 it was all down hill in a way. Yeah sure he beat Vargas and Mayorga.

                He fought less and less and tried to reinvent his style too many times, which I think was a problem for him.

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                • flyest1
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                  One of the best of this era for sure. Fought everybody and didn't duck anyone, imo. I think what hurt him more than anything was inactivity. After the fight with Hop he didn't fight for 2 years. After Mayorga, he took a year off to fight Floyd. Same **** happen with Ray Leonard.

                  I know it was hard for him to only box with all of his businesses. If he could have dedicated himself to boxing %100, he may have been greater.

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                  • Cuauhtémoc1520
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Airforce1234
                    oscar was a warrior, i compare him to cotto.
                    Prime for Prime Oscar > Cotto and it isn't even close. I think people forget how good Oscar was at 147. I thought he lost vs Sturm, won vs Mosley II and beat Trinidad.

                    He was past his prime against Pacman, Forbes and Mayweather.

                    He was a very good boxer and had serious speed. I also think his chin is very underrated. Great Left hook as well....

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