If Oscar gave Floyd a hard time, what makes you think Mosley won't?

[pasawayako]

I agree floyd fought a very close fight against dela hoya but should have been a clear win for dela hoya, even his own father admitted it.

[Carpe Diem]

I agree floyd fought a very close fight against dela hoya but should have been a clear win for dela hoya, even his own father admitted it.

LMAO...cheese on bread.

[Pullcounter]

and floyd didn't fight oscar at 147 like he's doing with shane, so what's your point?????????

point is mosley fought a bigger version of mayorga than dlh did.

why all of a sudden does weight matter?????????

weight matters. why else are there weight divisions in boxing.

What did you score the fight?

doesn't matter, our scorecards aren't official

[B.U.R.N.E.R]

point is mosley fought a bigger version of mayorga than dlh did.


weight matters. why else are there weight divisions in boxing.



doesn't matter, our scorecards aren't official

Ok lets try this again.

What did you score the fight how hard is that to answer.

What was your score.

[illmaticfighter]

point is mosley fought a bigger version of mayorga than dlh did.


weight matters. why else are there weight divisions in boxing.

wait a minute so weight matters,weight divisions matter???

floyd never fought a fighter as big as oscar and never fought at that weight division before either..

hell,floyd fought the bigger oscar than shane does that make his victory over oscar better?

[Pullcounter]

wait a minute so weight matters,weight divisions matter???

floyd never fought a fighter as big as oscar and never fought at that weight division before either..

hell,floyd fought the bigger oscar than shane does that make his victory over oscar better?

shane fought dlh at 147 and 154, and both versions of dlh were closer to dlh's prime than the one that floyd fought.

[Pullcounter]

Ok lets try this again.

What did you score the fight how hard is that to answer.

What was your score.

the official decision was a SD. that's all you need to know

[BoxerDood]

floyd didn't dominate dlh.

struggling with your opponent means that the rounds could go either way. depending on what the judges prefer.

judges ain't always right, but they're the ones who scorecards count.

So you're willing to accept DLH-Sturm as a victory for DLH? You're willing to accept DLH-Mosley II as a win for Mosley? You're willing to accept Whittaker-Chavez as a draw? You know that's not true. You can't just pull for the judges in one situation because it supports a point you're trying to make.

And that's the thing. Those rounds couldn't have went either way. Mayweather DOUBLED the amount of punches DLH landed. If you turn the sound of that fight off and watch it, you'll see that DLH is hitting nothing but thin air for a majority of the rounds. Floyd never once looked uncomfortable, and he was able to neutralize the jab that gave Oscar success in the early rounds.

[illmaticfighter]

shane fought dlh at 147 and 154, and both versions of dlh were closer to dlh's prime than the one that floyd fought.

any body can tell dela hoya was bigger when floyd fought him compared to when shane fought him,both shane and oscar fought mayorga at 154 so either base there fights on fight night weight or the weight division.

and your point about prime didn't you just get through saying that mosley victory was more impressive simply because mayorga was bigger remember you kept mentioning 170 and nothing about prime...

if were discussing prime then why wouldn't oscar's victory over an in shape and only once stopped mayorga be more impressive????

[Pullcounter]

So you're willing to accept DLH-Sturm as a victory for DLH? You're willing to accept DLH-Mosley II as a win for Mosley? You're willing to accept Whittaker-Chavez as a draw? You know that's not true. You can't just pull for the judges in one situation because it supports a point you're trying to make.

its a case by case basis. you can't just generalize. that's sloppy.

And that's the thing. Those rounds couldn't have went either way. Mayweather DOUBLED the amount of punches DLH landed. If you turn the sound of that fight off and watch it, you'll see that DLH is hitting nothing but thin air for a majority of the rounds. Floyd never once looked uncomfortable, and he was able to neutralize the jab that gave Oscar success in the early rounds.

you're watching the fight with your floyd-goggles on. everybody has a bias. there was 3 judges on that night w/ 3 different biases.