Floyd Mayweather: "Oscar De La Hoya Will Never Be A Legend Like Me"

[Parody]

Top Fighters Each Man Fought - Oscar By A Wide Margin

De La Hoya

Molina
Chavez twice
Ruelas
Mosley twice
Gatti
Quartey
Trinidad
Mayorga
Vargas
Whitaker
Hernandez
Paez
Sturm
Hopkins
Castillejo
Gonzalez

Mayweather
Hernandez
Corrales
Castillo twice
Judah
Gatti

I dont even know why you mentioned the bolded names...and Oscar lost to Hopkins, Whitaker, Quartey, Mosley I, Sturm.

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

oscar has fought top talent no doubt, BUT vargas was just destroyed by tito and wasn't no where near the same, mosley beat him twice, quartey should of got the win, sweet pea should of got the win, sturm should of got the win, he went out like a ***** against b-hop, and tito well more like payback for all the bull**** decisions oscar got. so in closing oscar has fought top comp but didn't fair to well in my book.

Oscar fought him quite some time after the Trinidad fight. De La Hoya was robbed big time against Mosley in the rematch. Sweet Pea was a close fight and I dont think Whitaker won, Quartey did not win and if the same ending would have happened today any ref would have stopped the fight. Forget 10-8, the final round should hav been 10-7. Quartey had the fight on the table until he left himself open in the final round. Against Trinidad he was robbed again.

The only legit losses were Mosley 1 and of course Hopkins. I though he lost against Sturm, but there are those that think he won. Ever fight he was in he was competative. **** he did better against Hopkins than Glen Johnson, Antonio Tarver or Felix Trinidad.

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

I dont even know why you mentioned the bolded names...and Oscar lost to Hopkins, Whitaker, Quartey, Mosley I, Sturm.

They were all champions. Quartey has the worst case for feeling he was robbed.

[Mr. Ryan]

Oscar fought him quite some time after the Trinidad fight. De La Hoya was robbed big time against Mosley in the rematch. Sweet Pea was a close fight and I dont think Whitaker won, Quartey did not win and if the same ending would have happened today any ref would have stopped the fight. Forget 10-8, the final round should hav been 10-7. Quartey had the fight on the table until he left himself open in the final round. Against Trinidad he was robbed again.

The only legit losses were Mosley 1 and of course Hopkins. I though he lost against Sturm, but there are those that think he won. Ever fight he was in he was competative. **** he did better against Hopkins than Glen Johnson, Antonio Tarver or Felix Trinidad.

I do think Oscar De La Hoya had an A career, but that Mayweather had an A+ career. Mayweather not only beat, but he dominated every fighter he ever faced. De La Hoya was a much more flawed fighter, he was vincible where Mayweather was invincible.

The toughest fights of Mayweather's career were supposed to be Corrales, Judah, and Baldomir, and he dominated them all. True, those guys aren't as good as Quartey, Whitaker, and Mosley, who De La Hoya struggled against, but Mayweather had a sizeable strength and size disadvantage against all of those guys, De La Hoya was bigger than everybody until 147.

[Mr. Ryan]

Molina
Chavez twice
Ruelas
Mosley twice
Gatti
Quartey
Trinidad
Mayorga
Vargas
Whitaker
Hernandez
Paez
Sturm
Hopkins
Castillejo
Gonzalez

Every man in this listing was a champion or former champion when De La Hoya faced them.

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

I do think Oscar De La Hoya had an A career, but that Mayweather had an A+ career. Mayweather not only beat, but he dominated every fighter he ever faced. De La Hoya was a much more flawed fighter, he was vincible where Mayweather was invincible.

The toughest fights of Mayweather's career were supposed to be Corrales, Judah, and Baldomir, and he dominated them all. True, those guys aren't as good as Quartey, Whitaker, and Mosley, who De La Hoya struggled against, but Mayweather had a sizeable strength and size disadvantage against all of those guys, De La Hoya was bigger than everybody until 147.

Your history is wrong. I cant believe you left out Castillo. He never dominated Castillo in either bout and almost everyone thinks he LOST the first Castillo fight.

[cyberthugpatrol]

I do think Oscar De La Hoya had an A career, but that Mayweather had an A+ career. Mayweather not only beat, but he dominated every fighter he ever faced. De La Hoya was a much more flawed fighter, he was vincible where Mayweather was invincible.

The toughest fights of Mayweather's career were supposed to be Corrales, Judah, and Baldomir, and he dominated them all. True, those guys aren't as good as Quartey, Whitaker, and Mosley, who De La Hoya struggled against, but Mayweather had a sizeable strength and size disadvantage against all of those guys, De La Hoya was bigger than everybody until 147.

someone mentioned something about a Castillo vs Mayweather I fight, can you tell me how floyd dominated ?

[McAlister]

Your history is wrong. I cant believe you left out Castillo. He never dominated Castillo in either bout and almost everyone thinks he LOST the first Castillo fight.

he dominated castillo in the second fight. everyone knows that

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

he dominated castillo in the second fight. everyone knows that

115-113 is not dominating by any means.

[Mr. Ryan]

I dont even know why you mentioned the bolded names...and Oscar lost to Hopkins, Whitaker, Quartey, Mosley I, Sturm.

Your history is wrong. I cant believe you left out Castillo. He never dominated Castillo in either bout and almost everyone thinks he LOST the first Castillo fight.

The first fight was close, but I still feel Mayweather won, the drama really came from Mayweather's own internal discomfort of the physicality of the bout. For the most part, Mayweather was landing the crisper blows, where I didn't see Castillo getting in with many clean shots except late in the bout. Early on it was all Mayweather. It was close, but I think he earned a razor thin decision, but if you factor in the champions benefit of the doubt, thats where the controversy lies.

The second fight was a clear decision victory for Mayweather, and nobody is perfect, remember that. I think that people have unrealistic expectations sometimes, like the folks that thought Ali was garbage because he had a tough time with Doug Jones.