Oscar's Going Back Down

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  • kborges
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    #11
    Originally posted by abdiel2k3
    why?
    honestly?
    if he made it by tito and vargas
    what threat would cintron be?
    Maybe not now, but maybe later. He actually lost the fight to Tito if I remember correctly Ahh yes he did!!!!!!!!

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    • simeraksou
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      #12
      Originally posted by trinidadpr87
      Oscar De La Hoya has confirmed that he will not retire. He is in the midst of planning a return to the ring. He will not continue as a middleweight though. He will not even be a light middleweight. Instead, De La Hoya will drop 2 weight classes to fight again as a welterweight. He originally left the division after stopping Arturo Gatti in March of 2001.

      Speaking to the Puerto Rican newspaper El Nuevo Dia, De La Hoya said, "From 147 to 150, that's my natural weight. It's almost impossible to do something in the 154 or 160 divisions. It's too heavy for me."

      The Golden Boy has not performed well above 150 pounds. Since he left the welterweight division he has gone 4-2. On top of that, one of the wins was a disputed one against Felix Sturm and another was a brawl with Fernando Vargas where Oscar was badly hurt a number of times. Under 150 his record is 33-2. The two losses were a split decision with Shane Mosley and a robbery against Felix Trinidad.

      This move by De La Hoya puts an end to a potential rematch with Trinidad who is campaigning at middleweight. He said, "If he wants to come down, the door is open. But it would not be very intelligent from my part to go up in weight."
      shane mosley should follow oscar's example

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      • paulmmv
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        #13
        thank god oscar belongs in that weight devison

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        • kborges
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          #14
          Originally posted by simeraksou
          shane mosley should follow oscar's example
          He is following DLH.

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          • TheGreat1
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            #15
            Originally posted by abdiel2k3
            why?
            honestly?
            if he made it by tito and vargas
            what threat would cintron be?
            good point although me and the judges had tito winning. to this date that was my biggest payday ever.

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            • borikua
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              #16
              Dlh can beat Spink, But he better stay away from guys like Cotto, Tzsyu, and Zab.

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              • trinidadpr87
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                #17
                Originally posted by borikua
                Dlh can beat Spink, But he better stay away from guys like Cotto, Tzsyu, and Zab.
                COTTO WILL BE AT 147 SOON.

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                • borikua
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                  #18
                  Dlh just doesn't have it anymore...His last good fight was against Vargas...he can't make 140 and at 147 he will be very weak...Plus now Mosley will go after him to beat him one more time...

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                  • FightFan214
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by kborges
                    Maybe not now, but maybe later. He actually lost the fight to Tito if I remember correctly Ahh yes he did!!!!!!!!
                    De La Hoya won that fight against Tito, the judges did Trinidad a favor.

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                    • Deejay
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                      #20
                      Dlh would destroy Cotto, judah and everyone else at 147. The only person I see giving him problems is Tszyu who has the power to do damage but I would still back dlh to outbox him.

                      Bring on 2005!!!

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