Oscar DeLaHoya versus...

[Mrsantiago]

it counts for me, thats all that matters... feel free to express yours, nothing wrong about it...

I respect it brother. Salute.

[Mrsantiago]

Referee? Did you mean judge? For one thing it was a close fight, so I’m not sure why you would be so appalled that I score it in favor of Oscar. But, it’s a good thing you aren’t a judge, because activity and aggression sure do count in the eyes of judges. Unless of course you go strictly by punch stats, which is flawed and not the end all be all to judging fights.

Yes I did mean judge sorry about that. And look up actual scoring criteria in professional boxing not hbo’s lederman or lampley version but actual professional boxing in America. Effective aggressiveness not aggressiveness key point.

[GhostofDempsey]

Yes I did mean judge sorry about that. And look up actual scoring criteria in professional boxing not hbo’s lederman or lampley version but actual professional boxing in America. Effective aggressiveness not aggressiveness key point.

It’s splitting hairs. Either way, judges at ringside see and score fights according to who they think is doing more to win. Ring generalship is considered among judges. There is a lot of subjectivity in scoring, which would explain many of the robberies and outrageous decisons over the years. Look at Byrd, Ross, Clements as examples of incompetent and/or corrupt judges.

[4truth]

Hahahahahahahaha hahahahahaha

Hell no!!!!

Dude is a midget compared to Oscar who in his prime was skilled, fast and can knock down a wall with that left hook, he takes Lomas Head clean off.

Loma out of all the guys mentioned actually has the least chance at beating Oscar followed by Mikey.

You must believe in magic if you think Oscar could beat Loma at his best weight. Oscar at 130 without 24 hours to rehydrate would struggle to even climb into the ring.

[bballchump11]

Let’s break down those losses. He was robbed in one fight against Mosley. I felt he beat Floyd 115-113–and that is past prime Oscar, he had Tito beat but chose the wrong strategy in the closing rounds, and he was washed up against a prime Pacquiao. Hopkins was a large MW, much bigger than Oscar. He was elite in his prime, no doubt.

Wtf, were you that one judge that gave the fight to Oscar?

[LoadedWraps]

How does Oscar stack up against these fighters?

Loma @ 130/5

Mikey @ 135/140

Spence @ 147

Crawford @ 147

Canelo @ 154

Cotto @ 147

Beats all of them. ODLH is the perfect fantasy matchup fighter because he had no real flaws in the ring, all his flaws were outside of it.

[Mrsantiago]

It’s splitting hairs. Either way, judges at ringside see and score fights according to who they think is doing more to win. Ring generalship is considered among judges. There is a lot of subjectivity in scoring, which would explain many of the robberies and outrageous decisons over the years. Look at Byrd, Ross, Clements as examples of incompetent and/or corrupt judges.

That’s true there have been some horrendous decisions in boxing. Which kinda is why people believe sometimes judges are paid off especially for certain fighters who always seem to win every close round and are always given then benefit of the doubt.

[GrandpaBernard]

Wtf, were you that one judge that gave the fight to Oscar?

Oscar won rounds 2, 4, and 6 when he faced Mayweather

In order for Oscar to have not loss, he would need 3 more rounds let alone 4 to win

Fact is Floyd outboxed Oscar. Floyd’s jabbing stopped Oscar’s jab and that was it

[GrandpaBernard]

Mikey would be no match for Oscar

Oscar gets handed a L or two when he jumps into the mix with Alvarez, Crawford, and Spence

Oscar was inconsistent in big fights. Why wouldn’t he be inconsistent in these big fights

[GrandpaBernard]

Alvarez Crawford and Spence all very talented dudes with unique styles

I don’t see Oscar having the boxing acumen to go through all 3 w/o a L on the way