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What is it with these noobs and ridiculous posts.
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He's had 10 years of rest and age doesn't mean as much if your opponent is also in there 40s? I know what you mean though thinking of it rationally but not alot boxers are that rational and if it makes money it would make sense.Originally posted by _Rexy_ View PostComment
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Noobs lol you thick kunt notice at the bottom of my first post the word "fantasy" can you read english peasant?Originally posted by kidbazooka View PostComment
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Watching/following boxing since 2006 yet im a noob sure thing. I also boxed in the amateurs have you?Originally posted by kidbazooka View PostComment
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A split decision win means "beating his ass" *** me you must be a canelo fan surely?Originally posted by Floyd is TBE View PostComment
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No way is that happening nor should it.Comment
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I watched the fight, you should try it. Floyd beat Oscar easily, wasn't even closeOriginally posted by Introspective View PostComment
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I watched the fight and like most, I saw it as a close fight.Originally posted by Floyd is TBE View PostComment
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From mayweathers own father -Originally posted by Floyd is TBE View Post
“I thought Oscar won the fight on points, threw more punches and was more aggressive,” Mayweather Sr. told reporters, per The Associated Press. “My son had good defense and caught a lot of punches, but Oscar pressed enough to win the fight.”
Judge Tom Kaczmarek agreed with that assessment, scoring it 115-113 for De La Hoya. But Mayweather won with the backing of judges Chuck Giampa (116-112) and Jerry Roth (115-113).Comment
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Max Kellerman was on HBO's payroll and he called it a vintage "Floyd Mayweather Jr. performance" after the fight. The crowd and announcers were pro-Oscar, they went nuts for every missed punch and empty flurry, and that's how that split decision nonsense came about. But Floyd was dominant. He took away Oscars jab early then cruised to an easy decision.Originally posted by Introspective View PostComment
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