Comments Thread For: De La Hoya Says He's Still Open To Return - Rips Floyd Mayweather

[PsychoPat]

Hahahaha...."arseless leather chaps,cowboy hat".....and the women would go crazy

Judging by your name you know what's up bro. I think we'd make a good team and snag a few pelts the woman will be falling over us. Like an occultist orgy of sorts

[bluebeam]

I saw it and De La Hoya looked just fine. He was on his toes moving, using his jab, he was in shape,he did not gas out. Forbes has always been a guy fighters used to prepare for Mayweather and he survives in their because of his defense. De LA Hoya looked good considering Forbes was preparation for a rematch with Mayweather. The reason Floyd fought Oscar when he did was because Oscar turned into a part time fighter then. He was not fighting regularly and his heart was no longer in it. That is why he ran out of gas and lost. He got back in shape had a good tune up with Forbes and Floyd wanted to part of a De La Hoya who was in shape and better prepared. There was no reason for Floyd to avoid the rematch. He would of made a lot more $ in the rematch and his status would of gotten bigger if he won. But we all know Floyd does not like to take risks like that.

you are sounding like a casual fan. de la hoya was the cash cow of boxing in 2007. not floyd mayweather. meaning de la hoya called all the shots, not floyd.

floyd didnt wait to fight oscar. its the other way around.
oscar waited to fight floyd. floyd was calling for a de la hoya fight for half a decade before he finally got it.

floyd was the b side, and the b side doesnt determine when a fight happens. the A side does, and the A side was de la hoya.

de la hoya determined when, where, and if a fight with him happened or not

haters keep trying to change the narrative like floyd picked oscar, when the truth is oscar picked floyd

de la hoya vs mayweather happened in 2007 because thats when de la hoya chose for it to happen

these are facts.

thats like golovkin dictating to canelo when they fight, as you can see it dont work like that. canelo calls all the shots because he is the A side. just like the golden boy was in 2007

[bluebeam]

Yeah id take it a step further once I'd sniffed enough i would bring out the arseless leather chaps, cowboy hat and bare chest then proceed to strike several hbk shawn mixhaels poses with oscar fawning at me in the background.

HBK poses is hilarious

[PsychoPat]

HBK poses is hilarious

Yeah atleast 40 seconds in the leaning to the one side double bicep curl pose is a guaranteed turn on for the ladies in the immediate vicinity.

This was me last weekend https://www.goo.gl/images/RXpKaU

[MELLY-MEL...]

Odlh, stay retired bro

[jdp28tx]

you are sounding like a casual fan. de la hoya was the cash cow of boxing in 2007. not floyd mayweather. meaning de la hoya called all the shots, not floyd.

floyd didnt wait to fight oscar. its the other way around.
oscar waited to fight floyd. floyd was calling for a de la hoya fight for half a decade before he finally got it.

floyd was the b side, and the b side doesnt determine when a fight happens. the A side does, and the A side was de la hoya.

de la hoya determined when, where, and if a fight with him happened or not

haters keep trying to change the narrative like floyd picked oscar, when the truth is oscar picked floyd

de la hoya vs mayweather happened in 2007 because thats when de la hoya chose for it to happen

these are facts.

thats like golovkin dictating to canelo when they fight, as you can see it dont work like that. canelo calls all the shots because he is the A side. just like the golden boy was in 2007

Don't know what you are arguing about, I agree that Oscar was the A side and he picked when and where the fight would happen. I never said otherwise. My point is Floyd did not want the rematch. It was all but set when he backed out not long after Oscar's tune-up win against Forbes. And why did Floyd decide to pull out of the rematch? There was no good reason for him to pull out since he would of made a lot more $ in the rematch. Only reason I can think of as to why he pulled out of the rematch was because it was too much of a risk since the 1st match was a close fight and Oscar in shape and focused would of been too risky. I am not saying Floyd would of lost,but with an in-shape and determined Oscar the percentages of Floyd losing went up and Floyd knew that.

As for Floyd calling for a fight with Oscar for half a decade, that was not even plausible. Floyd did not move up to 147 until 2006 and Oscar was fighting at 154 since 2001. So how in the hell was a fight going to take place between them? Floyd was still a jr lightweight when Oscar was already at 154lbs. So I call bs on your claim that Floyd was calling out Oscar for 5yrs prior to their fight.

[TexasCowBoy]

Judging by your name you know what's up bro. I think we'd make a good team and snag a few pelts the woman will be falling over us. Like an occultist orgy of sorts

I believe you bro because Legend has it that there is 7 women for each man on earth....

[bluebeam]

Don't know what you are arguing about, I agree that Oscar was the A side and he picked when and where the fight would happen. I never said otherwise. My point is Floyd did not want the rematch. It was all but set when he backed out not long after Oscar's tune-up win against Forbes. And why did Floyd decide to pull out of the rematch? There was no good reason for him to pull out since he would of made a lot more $ in the rematch. Only reason I can think of as to why he pulled out of the rematch was because it was too much of a risk since the 1st match was a close fight and Oscar in shape and focused would of been too risky. I am not saying Floyd would of lost,but with an in-shape and determined Oscar the percentages of Floyd losing went up and Floyd knew that.

As for Floyd calling for a fight with Oscar for half a decade, that was not even plausible. Floyd did not move up to 147 until 2006 and Oscar was fighting at 154 since 2001. So how in the hell was a fight going to take place between them? Floyd was still a jr lightweight when Oscar was already at 154lbs. So I call bs on your claim that Floyd was calling out Oscar for 5yrs prior to their fight.

your post clearly says floyd fought oscar when he did because oscar was a part time fighter by then.

those are your words.

thats why i said all that about oscar being the A side. the facts are floyd fought oscar when he did because thats when oscar wanted it. floyd had no choice.

now to break some of your points in half

you said oscar was going to be in tremendous shape for the rematch at 147 in september of 2008. well he looked like a zombie at 147 in december of 2008 against manny pacquiao. what would have been different against floyd? oscar showed he couldnt make 147 healthy.


next up, it didnt matter if floyd was in the same weight class or not because floyd and oscar were never in the same weight class. mayweather vs de la hoya was floyds first fight at 154. which means he moved up to fight oscar just like he was saying he was willing to do for half a decade. so its not like he was bluffing because he moved up to fight oscar once oscar gave the green light.

[mcdonalds]

Don't know what you are arguing about, I agree that Oscar was the A side and he picked when and where the fight would happen. I never said otherwise. My point is Floyd did not want the rematch. It was all but set when he backed out not long after Oscar's tune-up win against Forbes. And why did Floyd decide to pull out of the rematch? There was no good reason for him to pull out since he would of made a lot more $ in the rematch. Only reason I can think of as to why he pulled out of the rematch was because it was too much of a risk since the 1st match was a close fight and Oscar in shape and focused would of been too risky. I am not saying Floyd would of lost,but with an in-shape and determined Oscar the percentages of Floyd losing went up and Floyd knew that.

As for Floyd calling for a fight with Oscar for half a decade, that was not even plausible. Floyd did not move up to 147 until 2006 and Oscar was fighting at 154 since 2001. So how in the hell was a fight going to take place between them? Floyd was still a jr lightweight when Oscar was already at 154lbs. So I call bs on your claim that Floyd was calling out Oscar for 5yrs prior to their fight.

There are interviews where floyd was openly calling out ODH and shane mosley, look them up.

Oscar didnt even deserve a rematch with mayweather either, the first fight wasnt even that close.