Thread: I told people...

ODLH is the hardest fight out there for PBF... Not Hatton nor Margaritto would beat ODLH who is too big, and too skilled for either of these guys, but also people seemed to have forgot ODLH has also always been a big puncher. None of these other matchups intrigue me more than ODLH vs. PBF now.

Originally Posted by Taeth

ODLH is the hardest fight out there for PBF... Not Hatton nor Margaritto would beat ODLH who is too big, and too skilled for either of these guys, but also people seemed to have forgot ODLH has also always been a big puncher. None of these other matchups intrigue me more than ODLH vs. PBF now.

Yeah agree. I don't rate Hatton's or Margarito's chances.

Mayweathers biggest challenges will come at 154.

A fight against De La Hoya is a fantastic fight for both fighters.

I think Mayweather should stay at his 147 weight when fighting ODLH at 154 though... or that fight could be detrimental to his health. Also he should come back down afterwards immediately and fight Hatton because for him to stay at 154 would be suicide.

this makes the fight more intriguing because PBF is completely untested at these higher weights....

is floyd going beyong his capabilities here?

lots of questions to consider at this stage....

I still think PBF should stay at 147 pounds.. I don't see him losing to ODLH, but I see it being a closer fight than Hatton or Margarito simply because ODLH has Floyd SR. in his corner, and maybe there is a hole Floyd SR. put in his sons defense that even he doesn't know about. anyways I think that if PBF stays at the 147 weight he would be more successful at 154... just like I thought if he was at 140 in welterweight he would be more successful.