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I've already CC'ed you today so I owe you one tomorrow bro!! O0
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Yeah, thanks man, have to rest now...Mission Accomplished...tomorrow another chapter of my posts beginsss!!!! ;D
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Hahahaha,cool,nite bro.Sleep well!
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I have just CC gbrandon but the next one will be for Kyle.
Great article The as Always!!.
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That fight was annoying. Not because of the fight. But the 2 hour long entrance of Felix Trinidad that when he finally got to the ring they forgot his mouthpiece and had to run back!!! ::**
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Originally Posted by P.G.H Angel Eyes
That fight was annoying. Not because of the fight. But the 2 hour long entrance of Felix Trinidad that when he finally got to the ring they forgot his mouthpiece and had to run back!!! ::**
Hahahaha,CC,I remember that!! I think he was trying to waste time on purpose!!
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Originally Posted by P.G.H Angel Eyes
That fight was annoying. Not because of the fight. But the 2 hour long entrance of Felix Trinidad that when he finally got to the ring they forgot his mouthpiece and had to run back!!! ::**
Hahahaha,CC,I remember that!! I think he was trying to waste time on purpose!!
And there was nothing flashy or flamboyant about the entrance.. he was just walking to the ring lol And then he had this huge smile on his face and I knew his mouthpiecewas missing. But i will never forget the Cory Spinks like entrance with Tito dancing in the fireman's hat or the policemans hat and was doing the dance ;D And then Hopkins beat him. In Tito's sparking trunks :(
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8-4rds ODLH.......sure he ran at the end.......but it's what he did in the beginning and middle that won the fight.....ODLH was robbed...and Tito was exposed.....the END.....
Totally agree!!! :coolclick:
Tito is not a bad fighter but ODLH proved that he can easely be outboxed if you don't start to stand infront of thim and trade punches.
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This was a good writing but I disagree with a couple of things. Though it was in depth and mostly accurate I will name them
1. It's now way in hell Oscar dominated the first 8 rounds of the fight, the first four rounds niether fighter did anything, it seemed like they were showing each other too much respect and feeling one another out, for this to say that either fighter dominated these rounds is crazy.
2. Oscar's corner told him to continue to box, the reason was because at that point it was the end of the 9th round and Oscar had begun to run around the ring. His corner specifically told him from rounds 10 (the beggining) to rounds 12 that he did not have the fight in the bag and he can't just run it off.
3. No fighter in the history of boxing ran in the manner of ODH in the championship rounds, RJJ, Hopkins, Whitaker, Wright, Trinidad, any great boxer in this generation who has been up big on the scorecards in the later rounds has never decided to pack it in and say I don't need to box anymore, the reason this happened is because Oscar was tired (he admitted it) and Trinidad was alway's a notorious late starter (David Reid), these were the rounds in which he was alway's strong and the final rounds would have been brutal (Hopkins Vs Taylor)(Chavez Vs Taylor).
4. De La Hoya strong rounds were from 5-8 where he dominated the fight, landing crisp combinations which never hurt Trinidad but had him confused and piled up points. Trinidad strong rounds were from 9-12 where Oscar ran around the ring. That is 4 rounds to 4, and the mistake everybody makes is they judge Oscar's strong rounds as greater than Tito's strong rounds which is true but they count as one round each and Tito didn't have the chance to look as strong as Oscar in his rounds because ODH was running.
5. You have to judge rounds 1-4 to come up with who really won this fight, and it could go either way, watch the fight with the volume down and decide for yourself, if you give anyone of these fighters a sweep of these rounds you are bias.
6. The reason the rematch never happened was because of Oscar's ego, he recieved twenty million for the first match and Tito recieved 10. Both were champions but Oscar had much more star power so he recieved two thirds of the pot which was not fare, after the fight Tito immediately wanted a rematch and told Oscar know that I am the unified champ switch the purses and let's do it again. Oscar declined
I am ready for a good debate so somebody bring it on.
Wright ran in round 12 against Taylor...that probably cost him the win