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  • Dan...
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    #91
    Originally posted by pasawayako
    Didn't you see the oscar-floyd fight? If oscar didn't stop throwing his jab it should have been a UD win for oscar.



    Pernell is twice better than floyd in his prime......
    I find this argument odd. He stopped throwing his jab for a reason - he was constantly getting smacked in the face when he threw it. It isn't like he just came out in round 6 or whatever and said, "that's it, jab's done for the night".

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    • V.WEBB
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      #92
      Originally posted by Dan...
      I find this argument odd. He stopped throwing his jab for a reason - he was constantly getting smacked in the face when he threw it. It isn't like he just came out in round 6 or whatever and said, "that's it, jab's done for the night".
      Its MORE than odd Dan. The guy/girl just heard someone say it and repeated it.

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        #93
        Originally posted by COACH-WEBB
        Its MORE than odd Dan. The guy/girl just heard someone say it and repeated it.
        I think the myth was instigated by Oscar in his post-fight interview where he said something like "it just wasn't the night of the jab". Well yeah, because you kept getting nailed with straight right counters whenever you threw it.

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        • theIrish
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          #94
          Originally posted by IMDAZED
          Floyd won pretty handily but that performance was quite unimpressive. I figured maybe he didn't want to ruin his chance at a rematch. IDK, I came away from that fight thinking that Floyd was slowing down.
          unimpressive?

          No offense but ask yourself what is more impressive.

          Fight Oscar De La Hoya @145lbs (DLH's 1st fight under 150lbs since 7 years) using a stick and move strategy based on the lack of foot speed of De La Hoya which is just what Pac did.

          Or fight Oscar De La Hoya @154lbs literally stand in front off him the entire night take away his jab break him down and finally beat him what Floyd Mayweather did.

          C'mon a fighter that is so good that he doesn't have to use his legs to win a fight. Just my 2 cent but that's most impressive.

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          • IMDAZED
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            #95
            Originally posted by MartinM.
            What's your argument?

            Why did those two have a better jab than oscar?
            Quartey had a better jab than Oscar. In fact, Quartey had the best jab I had seen in years.

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              #96
              Originally posted by Dan...
              I find this argument odd. He stopped throwing his jab for a reason - he was constantly getting smacked in the face when he threw it. It isn't like he just came out in round 6 or whatever and said, "that's it, jab's done for the night".
              LMAO!!! This is the first thing that came to mind:


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