Comments Thread For: When Manny 'Pacman' Pacquiao gobbled up the Golden Boy, Oscar De La Hoya

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  • BodyBagz
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    #61
    Originally posted by djtmal

    Manny beat the brakes off Oscar whereas Floyd barely outpointed him. His pops said he thought Oscar won. Same Oscar 12 months apart. No lies told there.

    Manny beat the living brakes off Cotto a more prime version of Cotto to boot, whereas Floyd barely outpointed a shopworn version of Cotto. No lies told there as well.
    Pac didn't fight DLH or Cotto where May fought them.
    Pac needed their brakes to be defective before the fight even began.

    Sucks to be a Pac fan

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    • djtmal
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      #62
      Originally posted by The Big Dunn



      No he did not ko Fishnets because ODH came in at 154 instead of 147. He was clearly drained against Manny. You will not admit it for reasons we all know.
      Oscar admitted he was drinking and drugging heavy in camp.

      Insert more excuses here:

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      • djtmal
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        #63
        Originally posted by BodyBagz

        It's always easier to move up than it is to move down
        That's why you rarely see guys moving down to fight some.

        RJJ moved up to HW then tried to move back down. It was the beginning of the end for him.

        Pac needed DLH to move down but was Gung Ho to fight Margarito north of WW.

        Too many issues with Pac fights.
        You cats are a bunch of crybabies.

        Manny's 1st fight at ww he's fighting De La Hoya who has fought at the ww/jmw limit for years De La Hoya had just about every physical advantage to boot.

        He got the brakes beat off him and you cats been making excuses ever since

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        • djtmal
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          #64
          Originally posted by BodyBagz

          Pac didn't fight DLH or Cotto where May fought them.
          Pac needed their brakes to be defective before the

          Floyd needed the judges help for both those guys

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          • djtmal
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            #65
            Originally posted by The Big Dunn

            No it wasn’t. Only haters think so. Floyd clearly won the fight.
            People around the world saw that fight for what it was, a split decision that give or take a point/round or 2 it could have gone either way.

            There was a rematch clause out of Oscar mouth he said Floyd welched on it by retiring for a year and a day.

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              #66
              Originally posted by BodyBagz

              It's always easier to move up than it is to move down
              That's why you rarely see guys moving down to fight some.

              RJJ moved up to HW then tried to move back down. It was the beginning of the end for him.

              Pac needed DLH to move down but was Gung Ho to fight Margarito north of WW.

              Too many issues with Pac fights.
              True. If I had been in boxing as long back then as I have been now, I would’ve called that fight for Pacquiao based on the reason alone that Oscar hadn’t fought in forever at that weight.

              Chad Dawson took a massive L when he tried to fight Ward at 168.

              The only fighters I can think of in recent memory that moved DOWN back in weight after some time at a certain weight class is Jesse Rodriguez about a couple years ago I think and Nonito Donaire after getting KO’d by Nicholas Walter’s. Other than that, it’s a bad idea 90% of the time to move down and try ti win.

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              • djtmal
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                #67
                Originally posted by BodyBagz



                RJJ moved up to HW then tried to move back down. It was the beginning of the end for him.
                Tried to move back down he did move back down two divisions mind you and beat the #1 guy Tarver. It's called daring to be great.

                That's the difference between guys like Oscar, Rj from your crush Floyd

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                  #68
                  Originally posted by Bull Pit
                  Oscar was so far removed from his best day’s , that Pacquiao deserves little credit. Not to mention Oscar had to adhere to a CatchWeight . I hate it when boxer’s get credit for beating others past their due by date.

                  It was not a catchweight.

                  It was at welterweight.

                  The problem is that Oscar hadnt fought there in many years

                  He thought it would be a cherry pick. Pac was at 130 a year before the fight and had just gotten to 135 then up to 147 next. He had to be IV rehydrated which is now banned in a lot of states i believe. they way underestimated how bad the weight cut for oscar would be

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                    #69
                    Originally posted by elfag


                    It was not a catchweight.

                    It was at welterweight.

                    The problem is that Oscar hadnt fought there in many years

                    He thought it would be a cherry pick. Pac was at 130 a year before the fight and had just gotten to 135 then up to 147 next. He had to be IV rehydrated which is now banned in a lot of states i believe. they way underestimated how bad the weight cut for oscar would be
                    The real term of Catch weight, is contracted weight meaning its a weight outside the normal for the participates, you say 147 is WW , its actually anywhere from 140 to 147 , now if a 135 guy fought a 154 guy at 147 its still a CW, contracted weight other than their normal weightclass, another example of how messed up the terminology is if it was 146 or 148 its a catch weight but 147 isnt, its just all wrong and makes no sense, Manny coming from 140 and Oscar coming from 154 and meeting at 147 really is a CW.

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                    • djtmal
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                      #70
                      Originally posted by Roadblock

                      The real term of Catch weight, is contracted weight meaning its a weight outside the normal for the participates, you say 147 is WW , its actually anywhere from 140 to 147 , now if a 135 guy fought a 154 guy at 147 its still a CW, contracted weight other than their normal weightclass, another example of how messed up the terminology is if it was 146 or 148 its a catch weight but 147 isnt, its just all wrong and makes no sense, Manny coming from 140 and Oscar coming from 154 and meeting at 147 really is a CW.
                      Too much was made of the weight stipulations.

                      Oscar admitted to drinking heavy and drugging during camp

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