Jim Lampley Having an ****** When De La Hoya Beat Vargas

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    Jim Lampley Having an ****** When De La Hoya Beat Vargas

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    #2
    Wait, did Oscar do they Ali shuffle when he knocked Vargas down?

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    • Jim Tom
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      #3
      Originally posted by PED User
      DelaHoya had his hands full in that fight.Vargas used to be good then.The cuts he suffered lost him the fight.

      The strange thing is even though Oscar was trained by Mayweather,he took too many shots.

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      • Sam Donald
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        #4
        Vargas was a beast starting off

        His career started off toooooo fast

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        • IMDAZED
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          Jim Lampley's love for anything Oscar really turns me the **** off but this is one time where I felt his melodramatic self was right on time. That was a great fight.

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            #6
            Originally posted by Jakutindi Wauya
            DelaHoya had his hands full in that fight.Vargas used to be good then.The cuts he suffered lost him the fight.

            The strange thing is even though Oscar was trained by Mayweather,he took too many shots.
            Actually if you really watch the fight over and look carefully, it wasn't as close as originally thought. Oscar began dominating Vargas about the 6th round on.

            Vargas landed some good shots but I think that was more due to the fact that Oscar really wanted to ko him badly and stood right in front of Vargas.

            Oscar was landing the straight right and left hook almost at will later on in that fight. He really punished Vargas for 11 rounds.

            Oscar's left hook was a thing of beauty, he threw it from a weird angle too. It almost came from his hip, looked like a half upper cut but at the last moment straightened out and he brings the elbow up to get maximum power.

            The way he throws it, makes it really hard to see coming.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Jakutindi Wauya
              DelaHoya had his hands full in that fight.Vargas used to be good then.The cuts he suffered lost him the fight.

              The strange thing is even though Oscar was trained by Mayweather,he took too many shots.
              You DO know Vargas tested positive for steroids after that fight right? That wasn't Vargas in there at all, that was an enhanced, lean ripped machine.

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                #8
                Originally posted by IMDAZED
                Jim Lampley's love for anything Oscar really turns me the **** off but this is one time where I felt his melodramatic self was right on time. That was a great fight.



                I agree. It was justified for this fight but Lampley's bias for Delahoya was sickening. And Foreman was even worse than Lampley when he called the Delahoya-Quartey fight.

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                • Calilloyd
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by braddman
                  You DO know Vargas tested positive for steroids after that fight right? That wasn't Vargas in there at all, that was an enhanced, lean ripped machine.
                  Pretty much. I'm not going to overlook that fact.

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                  • Forza
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                    #10
                    so many people downplay oscar because he got beat by so many greats, but he also has a lot of good wins. vargas was no joke.

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