Did The De La Hoya fight prove what a hypejob Mayweather is?

[megadeth]

Was waiting for you to show up. For someone who is *****ing about people crying, you're always right in the middle of all that crying.

[jayjames616]

No but your thread shows how much of a idiot you are

[Calm down mate]

Why didn't Canelo say it? Not to mention, he said he would go all the way down to 150 did he not? Always an excuse, but let's ignore the fact that he outweighed Floyd by 15lbs right? Basically a welterweight(who had to stuff himself to get over 147)fighting a Super Middleweight!

You moron.

Of course he'd say this s*** to get the biggest payday in boxing.

Doesn't mean he'd be in optimal health.

And re hydrating north of 10lbs is common practice in boxing doofus, it's getting to the weigh in weight that hurts opponents.

[UTEP]

People like to ignore these facts.

Especially when it comes to their all mighty god Floyd.

[Mr Ehrmantraut]

It proves that a prime Oscar would have waxed him all over the ring.

[UTEP]

Why didn't Canelo say it? Not to mention, he said he would go all the way down to 150 did he not? Always an excuse, but let's ignore the fact that he outweighed Floyd by 15lbs right? Basically a welterweight(who had to stuff himself to get over 147)fighting a Super Middleweight!

Are you going to answer my question or what? I asked you if you think Andre Ward is a "hater" cuz he noticed how severely weight drained Canelo was at the weigh in.

[megadeth]

You moron.

Of course he'd say this s*** to get the biggest payday in boxing.

If you don't mean it, don't say it! Especially if you finally get 2 extra lbs and people will still consider you "drained"

Doesn't mean he'd be in optimal health.

Is Floyd "optimal" at 150 or below 150? Guess it applies to both of them, huh?

And re hydrating north of 10lbs is common practice in boxing doofus, it's getting to the weigh in weight that hurts opponents.

Yep, because a 15lb weight advantage means absolutely nothing in a fight? And I'm the doofus??

[Calm down mate]

If you don't mean it, don't say it! Especially if you finally get 2 extra lbs and people will still consider you "drained"



Is Floyd "optimal" at 150 or below 150? Guess it applies to both of them, huh?



Yep, because a 15lb weight advantage means absolutely nothing in a fight? And I'm the doofus??

You're a ******. Floyd chooses to fight at junior middleweight. If he feels to small that he needs to drain opponents then he doesn't need to campaign there.

[KingTito]

Well, Floyd isn't a "hypejob." I thought Floyd beat Oscar pretty comfortably, the likes of 8-4, and Cotto isn't shot to *****. He's past his prime, yes, but not shot. Having said all of that, it's clear that Floyd has carefully chosen his opponents, which is a reason I laugh when people want to consider him one of the top, if not #1, all time. He's a great fighter with great skills, but he hasn't tested himself how he should have for whatever reason. Floyd isn't some unbeatable fighter.

[megadeth]

Are you going to answer my question or what? I asked you if you think Andre Ward is a "hater" cuz he noticed how severely weight drained Canelo was a the weigh in.

I didn't watch the video. I don't think Andre word is a hater, but I would certainly have to say there might be some exaggeration if he is saying "severly weight drained". How is he "severly weight drained", when he came in at 153 for Trout not even 5 months earlier without using a dietician. He had to go down 1 more lb using a dietician(or so his team said) and now he is so "severly weight drained"?? Come on??!!