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  • Comments Thread For: Chavez Sr. Regrets Not Pulling Out From De La Hoya Fight

    Tuesday marked the 20year anniversary of when Mexican legend Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. collided in the ring with budding superstar Oscar de la Hoya.

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  • #2
    Im one of the biggest Chavez fans around but it wouldn't have mattered at that point Chavez was done.

    In his prime though Chavez destroys dlh.

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    • #3
      I bet he also regrets not pulling out the night Jr was conceived.

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      • #4
        Prime Chavez puts Oscar back in high heels

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        • #5
          Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View Post
          I bet he also regrets not pulling out the night Jr was conceived.
          this is the greatest post i have ever read on this forum hands down. I tip the hat to you sir.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by OctoberRed View Post
            Prime Chavez puts Oscar back in high heels
            Chavez was going to struggle no matter when he faced oscar because he was just too damn small for oscar. Oscar went on to win titles at frigging Jr middleweight and even middleweight. Chavez won titles up to Jr welterweight. So he was NEVER going to hurt Oscar who had an iron chin that bigger fighters and bigger punchers such as Trinidad, Vargas, Quartey, Mosley, Mayorga couldn't dent. So there is no version of Chavez that was going to ko Oscar. And he damn sure wasn't going to outbox him. In 2 fights Chavez won 1 single round that's it. Judges had it 3-0 the first fight and 7-in the second before the stoppages. Now a prime Chavez puts up a better fight and likely doesn't see his face fall apart like we saw in both fights but because the size difference he was doomed.

            he struggled with boxers in his prime like Whitaker and Taylor. Oscar either stops him late or boxes his ears off. It was just a terrible size and style match up for smaller chavez.

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            • #7
              I will say this, at 33 with only 1 loss Chavez was called shot when Oscar fought him while he was 23....amazing how things change when a fighter at 36 beats a 23 year old who was bigger and 45-0

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              • #8
                Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View Post
                I bet he also regrets not pulling out the night Jr was conceived.
                You win the internet for the night

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by larryxxx... View Post
                  i will say this, at 33 with only 1 loss chavez was called shot when oscar fought him while he was 23....amazing how things change when a fighter at 36 beats a 23 year old who was bigger and 45-0
                  98........

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by larryxxx... View Post
                    I will say this, at 33 with only 1 loss Chavez was called shot when Oscar fought him while he was 23....amazing how things change when a fighter at 36 beats a 23 year old who was bigger and 45-0
                    Revision history because of how badly chavez was beat up. He was not shot when oscar fought him. He was still world champion and seen as the true 140 champ it wasnt like he was a paper champ and he was on everybody's top 10 p4p lists. He just wasnt in his prime any more but he was still a top fighter. The chavez that kosta tsyu beat half a decade later was a shot fighter. Similar to how Floyd beat a no longer prime but still damn good oscar while Manny beat a shot oscar.

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