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  • Was De La Hoya Mayweather's first REAL big fight?

    Was the De La Hoya fight Mayweather's first true big fight?

    If so it's a credit to De La Hoya's star power. And Mayweather's fame and fortune is partly due to the Golden Boy.
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  • #2
    Yes, before Oscar Floyd's biggest fight was Arturo Gatti. He became a household name in boxing after stopping Gatti but he became a pop culture icon after defeating De La Hoya.

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    • #3
      Most PPV stars get a big bump fighting and beating another PPV star.

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      • #4
        no it was carlos tata baldomir. baldomir was like the sergio martinez of his day and floyd schooled him

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        • #5
          What's with this site's obsession with Floyd Mayweather?

          The man is retired. So many other boxers at the top of their game to talk about and look forward to.

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          • #6
            Why even ask this? Oscar was Floyds and Mannys first big fight

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            • #7
              Depends on what you call a big fight.

              Because if we criteria big fight by revenue, then yeah.

              If we criteria big fight by quality of opponent. Diego Corrales was 33-0 30ko. That's a big fight if there is any.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by F l i c k e r View Post
                Depends on what you call a big fight.

                Because if we criteria big fight by revenue, then yeah.

                If we criteria big fight by quality of opponent. Diego Corrales was 33-0 30ko. That's a big fight if there is any.
                phillip ndou was also a big fight. he was 32-1 with 31 ko's! when people say floyd was a ducker who avoided people just look at that fight against ndou

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                • #9
                  He can owe the vast majority of it to ODH. That fight set so many records at the time and made Floyd a household name.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by daggum View Post
                    phillip ndou was also a big fight. he was 32-1 with 31 ko's! when people say floyd was a ducker who avoided people just look at that fight against ndou

                    Why do you rush to post in every Floyd thread when you obviously aren't a fan of his? Do you see me rushing to post in every thread about Amir Khan? What an odd obsession you have.

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