What is it about Oscar De La Hoya and slick fighters?

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  • BoxingFollower
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    What is it about Oscar De La Hoya and slick fighters?

    Specifically Whitaker and Floyd Mayweather...
    Some people will argue that he lost to Whitaker and was robbed, and he, Canelo and some fans argue that he beat Mayweather.

    Why do you think Oscars 2 biggest question marks on his record come from slick defensive fighters? Is it really that hard to fairly judge Oscar's style Vs Defensive styles?
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    #2
    Originally posted by BoxingFollower
    Specifically Whitaker and Floyd Mayweather...
    Some people will argue that he lost to Whitaker and was robbed, and he, Canelo and some fans argue that he beat Mayweather.

    Why do you think Oscars 2 biggest question marks on his record come from slick defensive fighters? Is it really that hard to fairly judge Oscar's style Vs Defensive styles?
    i wouldn't call bernard slick..... and he gave dlh a pasting....

    and i wouldn't call felix sturm slick.... and he man handled dlh....


    bottom line.... dlh = average at best.

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      de la Hoya average at best? You're crazy, prime de la Hoya was a beast. People on boxingscene in this era only know Floyd and Pac, they don't remember the 80's and 90's welterweights. They were a different league all together. Prime Oscar destroys Floyd and Manny at 140-147. People remember the old, part time Oscar that lost to Floyd and Manny, but forget about the one who fought and gave problems to several ATG fighters. He didn't beat them all, but prime Oscar was never beaten convincingly by anyone. I'm not a Floyd or Pac hater, nor a huge DLH fan, but I call it how I see it. DLH was no "average at best" fighter.

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        I bet Canelo really felt Oscar lost against Mayweather. He's just being nice.

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          #5
          Originally posted by The Weebler I
          I bet Canelo really felt Oscar lost against Mayweather. He's just being nice.
          Well Oscar is his Boss as well, not gonna diss your Boss, lol IE unless your Mayweather.

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            Originally posted by BoxingFollower
            Well Oscar is his Boss as well, not gonna diss your Boss, lol IE unless your Mayweather.
            "listen canelo, tell them you thought I won, it will drive Floyd crazy" /faggyoscarvoice

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              #7
              Originally posted by The Weebler I
              I bet Canelo really felt Oscar lost against Mayweather. He's just being nice.
              lol I was thinking the same exact thing when he said that on all access

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                Slick fighters like pernell and floyd give anyone trouble,, not just oscar,,,,

                How many guys have beaten a prime pernel and whittaker

                Oscar was a beast in his prime

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by nickphilli
                  de la Hoya average at best? You're crazy, prime de la Hoya was a beast. People on boxingscene in this era only know Floyd and Pac, they don't remember the 80's and 90's welterweights. They were a different league all together. Prime Oscar destroys Floyd and Manny at 140-147. People remember the old, part time Oscar that lost to Floyd and Manny, but forget about the one who fought and gave problems to several ATG fighters. He didn't beat them all, but prime Oscar was never beaten convincingly by anyone. I'm not a Floyd or Pac hater, nor a huge DLH fan, but I call it how I see it. DLH was no "average at best" fighter.
                  Cough Bhop cough

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by BoxingFollower
                    Specifically Whitaker and Floyd Mayweather...
                    Some people will argue that he lost to Whitaker and was robbed, and he, Canelo and some fans argue that he beat Mayweather.

                    Why do you think Oscars 2 biggest question marks on his record come from slick defensive fighters? Is it really that hard to fairly judge Oscar's style Vs Defensive styles?
                    DLH was a slick fighter himself, by my definition. Slick does not = defensive.

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