imagine de la hoya(tito fight) against pacquiao(cotto fight)

[sir boogie]

Round 1, 4, and 5 could of gone either way. 9-12 Tito won.

To think that Oscar won every single round clearly for the first 8 rounds is just ridiculous. And, makes me sure that you have not seen that fight.

Could he have a case to have won every round? Sure... Did he win them clearly? No... Does Tito have a case to have won some of the rounds in the first 8 rounds? Yes. There were at least 3 rounds that were close, that could of gone either way.

Wow.. you are dumb.

Please never apply to become a judge.

[jrosales13]

Wow.. you are dumb.

Please never apply to become a judge.

Again, couldn't dispute anything I said.

Just proves that you have not watch the fight.

For example watch round one, Nothing really happens but Tito fur sure lands the best punch of the round with 30sec left with a hook to the body that made Oscar change direction quick.

That right there is a round that could of gone to either guy. This pro's you score it as a pro's, the pitty pat **** is they way you score amateur fights not pro's.

[sir boogie]

Again, couldn't dispute anything I said.

Just proves that you have not watch the fight.

For example watch round one, Nothing really happens but Tito fur sure lands the best punch of the round with 30sec left with a hook to the body that made Oscar change direction quick.

That right there is a round that could of gone to either guy. This pro's you score it as a pro's, the pitty pat **** is they way you score amateur fights not pro's.

Let's review round one:

First minute of the round, Trinidad landed nothing. De La Hoya landed a little left hook, at around 52 seconds into the round, that made Trinidad take a step back.

Second minute, De La Hoya throws two hard punches and one of them definitely lands. Trinidad lands nothing.

Third minute, De La Hoya lands a hard right hand with about 30 seconds left in the round. Trinidad does land a light left hook. But to say it's the best punch of the round is absolutely ridiculous. The best punch of the round was clearly De La Hoya's right hand that sent Trinidad back a step (again).

Also hilarious how you say De La Hoya's punches were pitty-pat punches, when he actually threw the harder punches and Trinidad the lighter ones. Mostly jabs that even missed De La Hoya's gloves.

I'm actually convinced you haven't watched this fight but probably read about it on a Trinidad fansite.

[jrosales13]

Let's review round one:

First minute of the round, Trinidad landed nothing. De La Hoya landed a little left hook, at around 52 seconds into the round, that made Trinidad take a step back.

Second minute, De La Hoya throws two hard punches and one of them definitely lands. Trinidad lands nothing.

Third minute, De La Hoya lands a hard right hand with about 30 seconds left in the round. Trinidad does land a light left hook. But to say it's the best punch of the round is absolutely ridiculous. The best punch of the round was clearly De La Hoya's right hand that sent Trinidad back a step (again).

Also hilarious how you say De La Hoya's punches were pitty-pat punches, when he actually threw the harder punches and Trinidad the lighter ones. Mostly jabs that even missed De La Hoya's gloves.

I'm actually convinced you haven't watched this fight but probably read about it on a Trinidad fansite.

Actually the left hook that Tito landed was the best punch of the round.

And, since you like to use compubox so much did you know Tito outlanded Oscar by compubox.

Anyways, it was a round that could of gone either way.

To say otherwise is ******ed and prove that you haven't seen that fight.

[sir boogie]

Actually the left hook that Tito landed was the best punch of the round.

And, since you like to use compubox so much did you know Tito outlanded Oscar by compubox.

Anyways, it was a round that could of gone either way.

To say otherwise is ******ed and prove that you haven't seen that fight.

How was it the best punch? It didn't even have an effect on De La Hoya. You said it did because he moved away after Trinidad landed the punch, but De La Hoya was constantly moving around anyways..

Trinidad threw more, but did not land more. De La Hoya clearly landed more punches and more effective punches at that.

Man, this is seriously like talking with a baboon.

[jrosales13]

How was it the best punch? It didn't even have an effect on De La Hoya. You said it did because he moved away after Trinidad landed the punch, but De La Hoya was constantly moving around anyways..

Trinidad threw more, but did not land more. De La Hoya clearly landed more punches and more effective punches at that.

Man, this is seriously like talking with a baboon.

Not according to your favorite stat. Compubox....

And, it moved Oscar, it backed him up then made him change direction.

It was the best punch of that round.

I agree baboon.

[sir boogie]

Not according to your favorite stat. Compubox....

And, it moved Oscar, it backed him up then made him change direction.

It was the best punch of that round.

I agree baboon.

Well, it's clear there's no point in debating with you. You have no idea what you're even talking.

By the way, are you Pierre Benoist? You know, the guy who scored the first Martinez-Williams fight 119-110 for Williams?

It really wouldn't shock me if you were.

[dorruel2.0]

prime oscar wouldv whooped mannys ass.
It wouldnt have been close.
Mannys lucky he didnt fight guys like tito at welterweight

[Cafe]

prime oscar wouldv whooped mannys ass.
It wouldnt have been close.
Mannys lucky he didnt fight guys like tito at welterweight

Prime Oscar lost every big fight he was in.

[dorruel2.0]

Prime Oscar lost every big fight he was in.

Oscar was never the same after the tito fight.
Only fought for the money after he felt robbed