Oscar De La Hoya creates blueprints on how to beat fighters!

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  • Michael Hall
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    Oscar De La Hoya creates blueprints on how to beat fighters!

    Mind you, I was never a huge Oscar De La Hoya fan. I often found myself criticizing him in the same type of fashion Mayweather haters criticize him. With that said, I have to give Oscar De La Hoya props for being a very intelligent fighter.

    He was the first fighter to execute a perfect gameplan on how to beat Felix Trinidad. Oscar might have lost by split decision, but in some ways he EXPOSED Felix Trinidad.

    Bernard Hopkins and Winky Wright both used De La Hoya's blueprint when fighting Felix Trinidad. Difference is, Hops and Winky executed the gameplan PERFECTLY and Oscar didn't.

    Oscar also laid the blueprint out on how to beat Floyd Mayweather. Yes, Oscar came up short once again, but the blueprint is still out there on how to beat Mayweather.

    Oscar proved that the way to beat Mayweather is a stiff jab, unrelenting body shots, swarming pressure and pin Floyd on the ropes as much as possible.

    The big question is CAN MANNY PACQUIAO follow the blueprint like Nard and Winky did with Tito?

    I say NO. Manny's jab isn't effective enough and I seriously doubt he's strong enough to eat Mayweather's punches and keep coming.

    The only fighter that is capable of pulling this off would be Paul Williams or maybe Shane Mosley.
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    That Canibus CD was WACK. :down:

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    • Michael Hall
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      Originally posted by mangler jr
      That Canibus CD was WACK. :down:
      LMAOOOO!

      Yea, the beats were a lil weak, but lyrically? Lyrically that's one of the better albums I've ever heard. That and his 2nd Rd KO album.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Michael Hall
        LMAOOOO!

        Yea, the beats were a lil weak, but lyrically? Lyrically that's one of the better albums I've ever heard. That and his 2nd Rd KO album.
        I remember Canibus blaming the crap beats on Wyclef, great lyrics though, long time since Ive listen to it.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Michael Hall
          Mind you, I was never a huge Oscar De La Hoya fan. I often found myself criticizing him in the same type of fashion Mayweather haters criticize him. With that said, I have to give Oscar De La Hoya props for being a very intelligent fighter.

          He was the first fighter to execute a perfect gameplan on how to beat Felix Trinidad. Oscar might have lost by split decision, but in some ways he EXPOSED Felix Trinidad.

          Bernard Hopkins and Winky Wright both used De La Hoya's blueprint when fighting Felix Trinidad. Difference is, Hops and Winky executed the gameplan PERFECTLY and Oscar didn't.

          Oscar also laid the blueprint out on how to beat Floyd Mayweather. Yes, Oscar came up short once again, but the blueprint is still out there on how to beat Mayweather.

          Oscar proved that the way to beat Mayweather is a stiff jab, unrelenting body shots, swarming pressure and pin Floyd on the ropes as much as possible.

          The big question is CAN MANNY PACQUIAO follow the blueprint like Nard and Winky did with Tito?

          I say NO. Manny's jab isn't effective enough and I seriously doubt he's strong enough to eat Mayweather's punches and keep coming.

          The only fighter that is capable of pulling this off would be Paul Williams or maybe Shane Mosley.
          Too bad he couldn't read his own blueprints!!!!

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          • Killa_Kali
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            #6
            [IMG]http://img.***********.com/albums/v637/Zero1gouki/pac5.gif[/IMG]

            [IMG]http://img.***********.com/albums/v637/Zero1gouki/pac1.gif[/IMG]

            [IMG]http://img.***********.com/albums/v637/Zero1gouki/pac2.gif[/IMG]

            too bad he retired without knowing how to avoid a lead left.
            Last edited by Killa_Kali; 12-30-2009, 04:16 AM.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Killa_Kali
              [IMG]http://img.***********.com/albums/v637/Zero1gouki/pac5.gif[/IMG]

              [IMG]http://img.***********.com/albums/v637/Zero1gouki/pac1.gif[/IMG]

              [IMG]http://img.***********.com/albums/v637/Zero1gouki/pac2.gif[/IMG]

              too bad he retired without knowing how to avoid a lead left.
              What, the Oscar fighting at a weigh he hadn't made in 9 years, who Pacquiao outweighed?

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              • Killa_Kali
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                #8
                Originally posted by CounterPuncha
                What, the Oscar fighting at a weigh he hadn't made in 9 years, who Pacquiao outweighed?
                Oscar was the one who called out Pac, remember? Yup, great blueprint.

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                • Killa_Kali
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                  #9
                  Oscar was the PPV king during his time. But he aint making the top 10 ATG list in my book for his losses where it counted the most - elite fights.

                  Trinidad, Mosley (twice), BHop (KTFOd), Floyd, Pac.

                  Saying he was shot during the Pacquiao fight is an understatement, but Oscar eating lead lefts without having a reply was more than humiliating.

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                  • El Jesus
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                    #10
                    canibus can blame whoever he wants, his weak beat selection on subsequent albums cemented his place as a rapper who could rapper circles around people but had very little concept to what it takes to make a good album.

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