Thread: oscar to beat floyd

I dont know where everyone gets this"he has to keep pressure on Floyd,or he has to set up the left hook,he cant wait for Floyd,he has to be aggressive,etc..."These are the same tactics that everyone tries.
1.Zab worked on the mitts a lot during his camp in an attempt set up his hooks on Floyd-Failed.
2.Baldo's game plan was to keep pressure on Floyd-Failed...even though Floyd bashers called it running.
3.Corleys game plan was to throw flurries and pick his shots-Failed.Throwing flurries allows Floyd to sit in the pocket rolling,and parrying only making his defense look that much better in the judges eyes...

Originally Posted by Olympian904

I dont know where everyone gets this"he has to keep pressure on Floyd,or he has to set up the left hook,he cant wait for Floyd,he has to be aggressive,etc..."These are the same tactics that everyone tries.
1.Zab worked on the mitts a lot during his camp in an attempt set up his hooks on Floyd-Failed.
2.Baldo's game plan was to keep pressure on Floyd-Failed...even though Floyd bashers called it running.
3.Corleys game plan was to throw flurries and pick his shots-Failed.Throwing flurries allows Floyd to sit in the pocket rolling,and parrying only making his defense look that much better in the judges eyes...

good point but delahoya can do all those things and a lil better but i still dont think deleahoya can beat him

Heres what I mean by being aggressive and picking his spots boxing.. oscar had a tendency in the past to be directly blunt to fight like a p u s s y. The stragedy of moving away and fighting with the chin up mayweather style is ludicrous, oscar needs to find his jab more, but also be aggressiv Ill give you some examples, against tito he boxed his ass off but... i though he could have koed tito, there was a point in that fight were I really though tito was getting ripped to the body and the head and would be stopped. Sure oscar got tired in the latter stretch but I think had he gone at trinida in 6 through 8 a bit more he could have actually stopped him. Against mosely oscar was to aggressive, he has the ability to pick his spots like i said he can box with floy in certain aspects and he should be more powerful than him... but oscar has never put it together in theire

I get what your saying pacdog,and I agree with you phenom...CC's for you both.

Oscar is much to big for Floyd. Floyd has never been in the ring with a natural jr middleweight, hell hes never even been in their with a natural welter. Floyd will be knocked out before round 10.

Originally Posted by Olympian904

I get what your saying pacdog,and I agree with you phenom...CC's for you both.

cc back and dog i see wat ur saying but floyd is a way more superior boxer than tito amean i think itll be competetive but dont forget one thing oscar is not he same he didnt get any younger

Originally Posted by spektorette27

Oscar is much to big for Floyd. Floyd has never been in the ring with a natural jr middleweight, hell hes never even been in their with a natural welter. Floyd will be knocked out before round 10.

I always though this fight would be worse for Floyd at 147 to be honest....at welter DLH hit hard.....not to mention Floyd has never been in with a guy as askilled as DLH to boot

Upto a couple of weeks ago i really couldnt decide who i favoured to win it. For some reason im just going with Floyd now and i dont even know why! I see him winning a decision.

Oscar can smell blood so if he hurts PBF at all he will be on top of him. Problem is i think PBF knows how to get himself out of a situation enough to recover. Hes not gonna lay on the ropes and take punishment. Oscar is not a one punch ko artist but occasionally he lands a devastating punch. The way I'm looking at this fight is Oscar is not Baldomir and PBF is not Mayorga. Its been a while since either fighter has been in with a great fighter, but Oscar even though more inactive has fought the better overall opposition as of late imo. I'm still gonna go with Oscar by controversial SD or MD