De La Hoya vs. Pacquiao: Oscar's Hefty Contradiction - Boxing News
This is DLH being exposed for sure. Gotta love it
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De La Hoya vs. Pacquiao: Oscar's Hefty Contradiction - Boxing News
This is DLH being exposed for sure. Gotta love it
It's nothing new. De La Hoya has always been a walking contradiction his whole career.
what they missed out was pac and hatton shooting their mouths off about moving up and fighting oscar, not seen oscar shooting his mouth off about moving up to a weight he shouldn't be at to fight trinidad...
end of the day a fighter has to look after his best interest and you can;t blame Oscar for that.
Sure there are more meaing full fights out there for him but he will go for the big name and big money
hopkins done it pretty much his entire career and most people wanna nut suck him for it.
It;s not as if Oscar's career has come from fighitng little people or overrated people and is still doing it.
He has one of the most competetive fighte records of ALL time without question. He he has some contreversial wins and losses. You can't doubt his will to fight the best, but now its almost over he wants one or two more super fights to leave it with. PAc has a huge following as does ricky in the uk, both fighters, while smaller and veary beatable fights for Oscar, would break a lot of records.
Well he's fake and a cross dresser what can we expect
People just love ODLH in this forum, eh? :lickish:
I think the forum has mixed feelings for him. I personally do as well. He was a great fighter but Oscar the Promoter/Part-time fighter has been causing him more negative feedback than positive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chino
When I first got on this forum, people were still very much pro-Oscar but I've definitely seen a change in the way he is received now...
great post. i agree with everything you saidQuote:
Originally Posted by Preme
Well I am and always will be an Oscar De La Hoya fan. He has done so much for the sport and when he calls it a day I will miss him!Quote:
Originally Posted by caleoh12I think the forum has mixed feelings for him. I personally do as well. He was a great fighter but Oscar the Promoter/Part-time fighter has been causing him more negative feedback than positive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chino
When I first got on this forum, people were still very much pro-Oscar but I've definitely seen a change in the way he is received now...
I've never liked him, but will admit he's done a lot for boxing.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyuWell I am and always will be an Oscar De La Hoya fan. He has done so much for the sport and when he calls it a day I will miss him!Quote:
Originally Posted by caleoh12I think the forum has mixed feelings for him. I personally do as well. He was a great fighter but Oscar the Promoter/Part-time fighter has been causing him more negative feedback than positive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chino
When I first got on this forum, people were still very much pro-Oscar but I've definitely seen a change in the way he is received now...
Not sure if the forum has mixed feelings if we see at least 10 threads a week (or more) about how terrible he is. As much as we see threads about how Cotto is great, his picture threads, 1001 reasons why he lost against Margarito, etc. You'll see threads about how terrible ODLH is.Quote:
Originally Posted by caleoh12I think the forum has mixed feelings for him. I personally do as well. He was a great fighter but Oscar the Promoter/Part-time fighter has been causing him more negative feedback than positive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chino
No matter what he does, you'll have people cry about it. I remember when he was about to fight Forbes. People were complaining about how dare could he make this fight with a guy like him (still, nobody said a thing about Pac and Cotto fighting guys the same level) and charge whatever he wanted. Guess what, the fight was FREE, no PPV, tickets at the stadium were also accessible. And what happened? People still complained about it. Whatever ODLH does, it will just not be acceptable.
TitoFan,Quote:
I've never liked him, but will admit he's done a lot for boxing.
See? What a difference. Sure, you don't like him for whatever reasons but that doesn't blind you from seeing his accomplishments, his admirable resume (started fighting big names since fight #14), his style of boxing, etc. I don't like Mayweather and I always wanted to see him loose convincingly and see how he would take it but that doesn't blind me from seeing how skilled he is and accepting that nobody can't beat him at the moment. He's retired so I'll have to live with the fact that I never saw him loose, darn it.