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    Default How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    Pretty simple question, Oscar had a lot of close fights in his career, most of them were big ones too. So I was wondering how you saw them. I picked 6, I didn't include the first Mosley fight because I really doubt anyone thinks De La Hoya won but I do think he performed really well in that fight in what is a very underrated fight but one of my favorites of all time. Great mix of action, tactics and skill with contrasting styles. I've grown to really like Oscar in these past few months, shame how he went out.

    Whitaker
    Quartey
    Trinidad
    Mosley II
    Sturm
    Mayweather

    How did you score them and if you can't remember how you scored it do you at least remember who you thought won?

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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    Mayweather-oscar wasn't close at all could 9-3 or 8-4 in favor of Mayweather anything less in his favor is poor judging, just because he had his back to the ropes a few times doesn't make him lose a round.

    Oscar-Whitaker: I had Oscar winning, his right hand landed a lot and pretty hard, by a round or two I had Oscar winning this fight.

    Trinidad-Oscar: one of the worst robberies I've ever seen, Oscar dominated him for 9 rounds and made Trinidad look terrible. People are blind if they didn't give Oscar the first 9 rounds, it was a boxing lesson.

    Sturm-Oscar: IMO not that close, Sturm clearly won the fight.

    Quartey-OScar: I had Quartey up by a round or two at the end.

    Oscar-Mosley II: Oscar outboxed him, and out landed Mosley by a huge margin, IMO he definitely deserved the win in a competitive but decisive fight where he didn't let Mosley get off with much regularity at all.

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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    So I'm an ass and don't actually have any of those scored and with me. I scored the first 3 not to long ago, just within the past couple weeks.

    I thought Whitaker clearly won their fight and the scores were attroscious. I used to not feel that way, but once I rewatched it I thought it was an easy call really, even with the crap point deduction that the WBC made Mills Lane enforce, that Whitaker won. 117-111 is how one judge had it I think, ridiculous but that was Whitaker's luck.

    I also thought Quartey won their fight, but I can't really complain about that one because in the 12th round where it mattered most Oscar came up huge with the knockdown and then almost the knockout. Still, I thought Quartey hd enough rounds in the bag to carry that one narrowly, I think like 114-113 or some crazy slim margin like that. Great fight, should have been a rematch I don't know exactly why one never got made. I know Quartey took that one tough but Oscar pulled that one out when he had to in what imo is one of his better performances as a pro. His 12th round there was more epic then the 11th against Vargas imo, even Lampley's commentating was more epic and no crying.

    I thought Oscar outboxed and beat Trinidad and can't be convinced otherwise. I know he ran for the last few rounds but really I don't think he dropped more then 1 or 2 of the first 10 rounds, probably 2 but really that was a great De La Hoya performance if only he would have traded a bit more and not physically ran at some points he would have been good. His footwork and defense in that fight was as good as it ever was at any point of his career. Funny because that's really the only time Oscar ever fought like that, on the back foot but obviously it didn't work out for him.

    I thought he beat Mosley too, he defended the right hand better for the most part, slipped a lot more and unlike the first fight, he had the better of the right hands. Not as good as the first fight because both guys were better on defense but I thought Oscar nudged it. Wasn't an outright robbery but I do think he won.

    Felix Sturm got robbed, that's what I remember thinking when I first saw the fight and to be honest I don't know if I've seen it since. I doubt I would feel much differently, this one is pretty much universal.

    No way Oscar beat Mayweather but I did include it because certain people feel that way. At the very best he won 5 rounds and there is no way you could say he won any more of that because the rounds Mayweather won were very clear and concise, they were his rounds. Initially I had given De La Hoya the 12th, upon rewatching I gave it to Floyd. 116-112 for that one, 115-113 best case scenario imo.

    So I had him 2-4 in his close €fights while he actually went 3-3, what's interesting is that the fights he did win, all of them, I don't think he actually won.

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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    Can you take Mayweather off that list, just seeing that up there makes me know i will be angry for Decades having to listen how a great boxing effort by Mayweather will be soiled by meaningless flurries and screaming fans. Mayweather's defense was amazing in that fight, he out jabbed Oscar almost 2 to 1, he hurt Oscar, he stood toe to toe, he took Oscar's best shots, he countered OScar off the ropes, he made Oscar look stupid when Oscar had him on the ropes.

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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    I'm sure this was done a few weeks ago

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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kel View Post
    I'm sure this was done a few weeks ago
    I wasn't here a few weeks ago.

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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    Quote Originally Posted by Taeth View Post
    Can you take Mayweather off that list, just seeing that up there makes me know i will be angry for Decades having to listen how a great boxing effort by Mayweather will be soiled by meaningless flurries and screaming fans. Mayweather's defense was amazing in that fight, he out jabbed Oscar almost 2 to 1, he hurt Oscar, he stood toe to toe, he took Oscar's best shots, he countered OScar off the ropes, he made Oscar look stupid when Oscar had him on the ropes.
    It somehow sounds as if Oscar got a totally complete embarrassing punishment with Floyd. Nope, it was far from that for BOTH fighters. Reason why lots of people found the fight boring because BOTH didn't really do much. BOTH guys came out clean after the fight. Even if there were times where Oscar kept hitting Floyd left hooks to the body while on the ropes, hurt or not, those are still points.

    I don't remember if you disklike Oscar or not but there are other guys out there who might be influenced to say that Oscar got a complete beating vs Floyd simply because they don't like Oscar.

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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    HattonHammer I have every fight scored the opposite of you. Anyone who thinks the Sturm fight was a draw needs their eyes checked. Even if he on the first 5 rounds he didn't win that fight and only maybe earned a draw. But he didn't win the first 5 rounds in fact it wasn't even half that. That was the absolute worst Oscar looked in any fight ever with the exception of the Pac fight.

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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    Quote Originally Posted by Chino View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Taeth View Post
    Can you take Mayweather off that list, just seeing that up there makes me know i will be angry for Decades having to listen how a great boxing effort by Mayweather will be soiled by meaningless flurries and screaming fans. Mayweather's defense was amazing in that fight, he out jabbed Oscar almost 2 to 1, he hurt Oscar, he stood toe to toe, he took Oscar's best shots, he countered OScar off the ropes, he made Oscar look stupid when Oscar had him on the ropes.
    It somehow sounds as if Oscar got a totally complete embarrassing punishment with Floyd. Nope, it was far from that for BOTH fighters. Reason why lots of people found the fight boring because BOTH didn't really do much. BOTH guys came out clean after the fight. Even if there were times where Oscar kept hitting Floyd left hooks to the body while on the ropes, hurt or not, those are still points.

    I don't remember if you disklike Oscar or not but there are other guys out there who might be influenced to say that Oscar got a complete beating vs Floyd simply because they don't like Oscar.

    Sorry Oscar is one of my favorite fighters ever, but it wasn't a beat down until the late rounds, but before that it was competitive, but clearly Mayweather was landing the better punches. Oscar's pressure counts for something, but not as much as the clean, precise punches Mayweather was dolling out.

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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    I thought DLH beat Whitaker by a round, ad that point back on & its a draw

    I thought Quartey won narrowly by a point, but Oscar rose to the occasion in that last round

    Oscar clearly beat Trinidad

    I had DLH ahead 115-113 in the Mosley rematch I think

    Sturm was robbed to save the Hopkins superfight

    Oscar lost by a couple of points at least to Mayweather
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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    i say he lost bad to sturm and by a few points to quartey.

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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    out of those the only two that i though he won was mosley 2 and tito. he lost the others.

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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    Mosely II - Oscar won

    Trinidad - Oscar had the win but then coasted to a defeat. Did he give up enough to earn the L? I don't think so but the judges decided otherwise. I'm slightly divided. Oscar shouldn't have coasted ... he agrees ... but did he really give up enough points that Trinidad wins? I dont think so ...

    Mayweather - If it had been the 'night of the jab' all night Oscar might have been able to beat Mayweather. But it wasn't the night of the jab. Mayweather wins.

    Sturm - not to take anything away from Sturm, but surprisingly and embarrasingly Oscar loses.
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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    I agree with all the verdicts except the Sturm, Trinidad, and Mosley II fights.
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    Default Re: How Did You See Oscar's Close fights?

    Quote Originally Posted by NuthaPug View Post
    Mosely II - Oscar won

    Trinidad - Oscar had the win but then coasted to a defeat. Did he give up enough to earn the L? I don't think so but the judges decided otherwise. I'm slightly divided. Oscar shouldn't have coasted ... he agrees ... but did he really give up enough points that Trinidad wins? I dont think so ...

    Mayweather - If it had been the 'night of the jab' all night Oscar might have been able to beat Mayweather. But it wasn't the night of the jab. Mayweather wins.

    Sturm - not to take anything away from Sturm, but surprisingly and embarrasingly Oscar loses.
    Mayweather out jabbed Oscar -.-

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