Comments Thread For: De La Hoya: I Think Hopkins Did Better Than Ward Against Kovalev

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Oscar De La Hoya has quite a different perspective on the Sergey Kovalev-Bernard Hopkins fight than most people who watched it. Kovalev, then undefeated, dominated a 49-year-old Hopkins during their 12-round light heavyweight championship unification fight two years ago in Atlantic City. Hopkins, whose chin has been one of his greatest strengths throughout his Hall-of-Fame career, suffered a first-round knockdown against Kovalev, who won their bout by huge margins on all three scorecards at Boardwalk Hall (120-106, 120-107, 120-107).
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[dan_cov]

[Golden Boi 360]

No, he didn't. From what I remember Kov-Hop was one-sided with no controversy.

Ward won a close decision that could've gone either way.

[Slyboots]

De La Hoya is probably the most uninteresting person in the sport. He's a promoter through and through, just tows the company line and says nothing of substance or value, resulting in him saying the most absurd things ever.

[Mr. Objectivity]

LOL. im far from an Oscar fan but KOVALEV NO DOUBT did win the fight!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Lol. He's been back on that stuff.

[Sadiqkingofko]

Ward-Kovalev was a tight fight, Hopkins (who btw is one of my favorite fighters) was absloutley embarrassed by the younger, stronger, bigger champion

[Teetotaler]

Lol. He's been back on that stuff.

Being baited into this makes you less credible. You know that right? You bumass moron

[DonutHunter]

Did De La Hoya trip over his fishnet leggings and bang his head on the floor? Hopkins was in survival mode for nearly the entire fight, a completely one sided fight.

[LoadedWraps]

Oscar De La Hoya has quite a different perspective on the Sergey Kovalev-Bernard Hopkins fight than most people who watched it. Kovalev, then undefeated, dominated a 49-year-old Hopkins during their 12-round light heavyweight championship unification fight two years ago in Atlantic City. Hopkins, whose chin has been one of his greatest strengths throughout his Hall-of-Fame career, suffered a first-round knockdown against Kovalev, who won their bout by huge margins on all three scorecards at Boardwalk Hall (120-106, 120-107, 120-107).
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