Thread: De La Hoya slams Mayweather: He should be 43-3 !

De La Hoya Slams Mayweather: He Should Be 43-3! - Boxing News

Oscar is not totally wrong..

Yes he is, totally wrong. The only argument is for Castillo 1. Floyd landed more shots and cleaner shots against both Oscar and Maidana. In scoring there is "a strong emphasis on clean punching". Maidana should be proud and should enjoy the millions his performance will earn him going forward. Oscar on the other hand needs to concentrate on staying out of womens undergarments by staying sober.

Oscar needs to stop snorting the coke.

EXACTLY what I've said:

Castillo.
Judah.
Maidana.

De La Hoya definitely has a case for a win with that split decision that time.
If De La Hoya hadn't forced the action, there'd have been no fight at all as Mayweather refused to engage all night.

kellerman with his "boxing clinic" nonsense, my rosy red rectum !!!

Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita

De La Hoya Slams Mayweather: He Should Be 43-3! - Boxing News

Oscar is not totally wrong..

Oh c'mon Oscar..... don't get your fishnet pantyhose in a bunch.

Guess he's already amended his own record on the whole Felix Sturm gift then

Originally Posted by bradlee180

EXACTLY what I've said:

Castillo.
Judah.
Maidana.

De La Hoya definitely has a case for a win with that split decision that time.
If De La Hoya hadn't forced the action, there'd have been no fight at all as Mayweather refused to engage all night.

kellerman with his "boxing clinic" nonsense, my rosy red rectum !!!

Kellerman is a moron!

Oscar Delahoya is correct in his ringside belief that Mayweather lost the fight. You could see it in the faces of many of those ringside too who looked very worried that their bets were not going to come off as Maidana rallied in the final two having banked the first half of the fight. The spectacle of Mayweather looking flashy to the see the fight through fell away as Maidana rallied and worked and worked in the 11th and 12th. Look into those faces. They were delighted as Mayweather came on, but looked very distraught as Maidana showed his strength. This is the first convincing Mayweather defeat.

Originally Posted by bradlee180

EXACTLY what I've said:

Castillo.
Judah.
Maidana.

De La Hoya definitely has a case for a win with that split decision that time.
If De La Hoya hadn't forced the action, there'd have been no fight at all as Mayweather refused to engage all night.

kellerman with his "boxing clinic" nonsense, my rosy red rectum !!!

You really think Judah beat Floyd?

The only argument is for Castillo 1 and a DQ loss against Judah.

Oscar didn't beat Floyd and anyone who thinks he did is nuts.

Originally Posted by Gandalf

Oscar Delahoya is correct in his ringside belief that Mayweather lost the fight. You could see it in the faces of many of those ringside too who looked very worried that their bets were not going to come off as Maidana rallied in the final two having banked the first half of the fight. The spectacle of Mayweather looking flashy to the see the fight through fell away as Maidana rallied and worked and worked in the 11th and 12th. Look into those faces. They were delighted as Mayweather came on, but looked very distraught as Maidana showed his strength. This is the first convincing Mayweather defeat.

Felt Floyd was down 5-1 after 6 n he did win the 11th but lost the 12th. Also lost another round in there so 7-5 Maidana.

Floyd looked pretty flat and yes a lil worried goin to the cards.

I watch the fight few times have it 115-113 for Mayweather and so do most people that i seen on sites and the press scoring. I can not see how you can give a win to anyone but Mayweather have you re watched the fight and taken out any hate you have for the man before watching it.

Originally Posted by Spicoli

Guess he's already amended his own record on the whole Felix Sturm gift then

Yes and the Ike Quartey fight.

i dont think that de la hoya should have said this but he did say later how the 0 didnt really matter which is true. if you look at anybodys record, you could switch it around for better or for worse depending on what you think. thats why when it comes to judging the legacy of a fighter, you have to just go by their skill level and how you perceived their fights. for example, with de la hoya, you could say that he should have a few more losses against pernell, quartay, and sturm but he could also have more wins against mosley and tito.

De La Hoya talks shit. I've seen plenty of 9-3 Mayweather cards. Most I've seen Maidana winning by is the odd round. Same as the Oscar fight with Floyd. It was close up until about half way and that was it.