September 16th, 2006: DE LA HOYA VS. MAYWEATHER!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by albsur2006

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Originally Posted by JonesJrMayweather

this fight ain't happening...mayweather sr already said he ain't training against his son...and oscar doesn;t stand a chance without floyd sr training him...

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Trust me this fight is happening. Way too much money is on the line. Enough for PBF to test his chin, and enough for ODLH to test his skills. BTW, Mayweather Sr. said that if the fights does happen he will train ODLH. He said it on Boxingtalk.

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SR. knows JR. inside and out, he will give oscar the perfect battle plan and im sure some good def and counter def training. Odlh will KO pbf in 7-10 rounds.

Also, yes I COMPLETELY agree, we have yet to see floyd test his chin, besides.... zab hit one good one and PBF seemed hurt and shocked at what had happeend, he covered for about 30 seconds before he recovered. I think 3-4 Good right cross with oscars super left hook will stun and most likely after about 30 KO pbf.

Anyone Agree?

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Originally Posted by clean

Very much a possibility, but I disagree. Mayweather has been waiting for this fight for his entire life, and is in the prime of his career. Oscar's biggest motivated fights (Trinidad, Mosley rematch), are behind him, as is his prime. This one's Mayweather's for the taking.

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Mayweather better pray it's at 147....and to be honest we know he's not even a true 147..yet....his best chance is for ODLH to be unmotivated...well there goes that thought...I say ODLH by KO inside of 6...remember where you heard this.....

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Originally Posted by TheBESTP4P

Larry and Jim should have interviewed PBF too since he was there ringside.

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http://www.fightnews.com/1photos/dlhpresser4.jpg


This is the interview would be like ;)

Jim Lampley: Alright we are here with the man that could potentially the next opponent for Oscar Delahoya Floyd it's nice to have you with us tonight.

Floyd Mayweather: (holds his smile for 5 seconds as Lampley talks)

Jim Lampley: Floyd... how did Oscar look tonight and how do you think a fight with you two would go? Is Oscar an opponent that interests you.

Floyd Mayweather: yes its a fight that would interest me.. but after tonight, I'm even more sure that I could beat De La Hoya.

Jim Lampley: *nervous smile* really... what would make you say that?

Floyd Mayweather: well, after tonight, it would be even easier work for me. Because, he really didn't fight anybody, he fought a guy that was off for a year that had a title handed to him.. that wasn't even really a title.

Jim Lampley: *sweating bullets* but Floyd.. the risk of Ricardo Mayorga.. he picked him for the risk...

Floyd Mayweather: but Delahoya didn't want to fight Roman, or Vargas or anyone else that are more of a risk, he picked a guy that had the belt handed to him by Don King, and was off for a year and never defended it. Delahoya did what he was supposed to do tonight. If Mayorga had ben in front of me it wouldn't have taken me this long to beat him.

Jim Lampley: but you have to credit De La Hoya for his performance he stopped a guy that had only been truly stopped once.

Floyd Mayweather: Mayorga is a wide guy he..he..he has a style that somebody like Oscar De la Hoya you HOPE could at least look decent against, this belt was handed to him the same way the belt was handed to Gatti when he fought Branco.. the problem is Gatti looks bad against other C+ Fighters. Oscar is an B- fighter and he is made to look spectacular against a C- minus fighter like Mayorga.

Jim Lampley *stuttering* but the accuracy.. of Oscar's punches..

Floyd Mayweather: Mayorga has no defense Jim. He has no defense, and Oscar was still missing shots and Mayorga's shots are so wide that he can't his Oscar in between, if Oscar threw that same kind of shots against me I would catch him in between every miss, and the only time mayorga threw a straight shot was that uppercut and you saw what it did to oscar, I would hand that often and frequent, he also got to De La Hoya's body relatively easy. There's a lot that De la Hoya didn't do, and he would have been easy work for me had I been in there with him.

Jim Lampley *motioning to the camera man to cut the broadcast*

Floyd Mayweather: What's wrong? Am I effecting your hyping a fight, It's an easy win for me, Pretty Boy Floyd aint nothin but the truth and as soon as my hand heals I'll be sure to prove it

*broadcast cuts off*

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When he gets cough with a power shot from Oscar he wont be thinking that anymore guarranteed. SO he would think thatMayorga was to ODH what Gatti was to him. The guy that Oscar Ko in 5 and it took him how long 7 Complete rounds, and that was what 4 or 5 years later when Gatti was older slower and declinning.I see and how is PBF better then Oscar wasor is. Oscar by TKO11th.

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Originally Posted by Starr

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Originally Posted by TheBESTP4P

Larry and Jim should have interviewed PBF too since he was there ringside.

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http://www.fightnews.com/1photos/dlhpresser4.jpg


This is the interview would be like ;)

Jim Lampley: Alright we are here with the man that could potentially the next opponent for Oscar Delahoya Floyd it's nice to have you with us tonight.

Floyd Mayweather: (holds his smile for 5 seconds as Lampley talks)

Jim Lampley: Floyd... how did Oscar look tonight and how do you think a fight with you two would go? Is Oscar an opponent that interests you.

Floyd Mayweather: yes its a fight that would interest me.. but after tonight, I'm even more sure that I could beat De La Hoya.

Jim Lampley: *nervous smile* really... what would make you say that?

Floyd Mayweather: well, after tonight, it would be even easier work for me. Because, he really didn't fight anybody, he fought a guy that was off for a year that had a title handed to him.. that wasn't even really a title.

Jim Lampley: *sweating bullets* but Floyd.. the risk of Ricardo Mayorga.. he picked him for the risk...

Floyd Mayweather: but Delahoya didn't want to fight Roman, or Vargas or anyone else that are more of a risk, he picked a guy that had the belt handed to him by Don King, and was off for a year and never defended it. Delahoya did what he was supposed to do tonight. If Mayorga had ben in front of me it wouldn't have taken me this long to beat him.

Jim Lampley: but you have to credit De La Hoya for his performance he stopped a guy that had only been truly stopped once.

Floyd Mayweather: Mayorga is a wide guy he..he..he has a style that somebody like Oscar De la Hoya you HOPE could at least look decent against, this belt was handed to him the same way the belt was handed to Gatti when he fought Branco.. the problem is Gatti looks bad against other C+ Fighters. Oscar is an B- fighter and he is made to look spectacular against a C- minus fighter like Mayorga.

Jim Lampley *stuttering* but the accuracy.. of Oscar's punches..

Floyd Mayweather: Mayorga has no defense Jim. He has no defense, and Oscar was still missing shots and Mayorga's shots are so wide that he can't his Oscar in between, if Oscar threw that same kind of shots against me I would catch him in between every miss, and the only time mayorga threw a straight shot was that uppercut and you saw what it did to oscar, I would hand that often and frequent, he also got to De La Hoya's body relatively easy. There's a lot that De la Hoya didn't do, and he would have been easy work for me had I been in there with him.

Jim Lampley *motioning to the camera man to cut the broadcast*

Floyd Mayweather: What's wrong? Am I effecting your hyping a fight, It's an easy win for me, Pretty Boy Floyd aint nothin but the truth and as soon as my hand heals I'll be sure to prove it

*broadcast cuts off*

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CC for an entertaining (and not too farfetched) interview.

Good point about Mayorga landing to the body Star, I was thinking the same thing he should of exploited it more (not to Oscars left side though he he..) Prob is little Floyd didn't have any pop at 147 so how is he going to get any respect from Oscars chin at 154? and I can't figure how Floyd could win the mental game when he looks over and see's his old man in the other corner.

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Originally Posted by Starr

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This is the interview would be like ;)
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I CC'd ya for this Starr. :coolclick:

Well done.

But you missed part of the interview:

Lampley: You sound very confident, Floyd ... but there's something you don't know.

Floyd (still smilling like sunshine but now it's partly cloudy): Huh? Whatcha mean?

Lampley: Well, I just interviewed your father, and ...

Floyd (now beginning to frown): and? and What?

Lampley: Well, you see, there is this secret weapon he mentioned.

Floyd (starting to look a bit angry): Whatchafarkin talking about, a secret weapon?

Lampley: Your father claims that he programmed a serious flaw into your boxing style. He anticipated that one day he would be in the opposite corner, training a fighter against you. It is a well hidden flaw, unexposed by any of your opponents to date. But your father said he will tell DLH what your flaw is, and school him on how to exploit it, and that you will find yourself not only defeated but flattened by round 9.

Floyd (looking like a white boy): My daddy said that?

Lampley: Yep, your daddy said that. If you don't believe me ....





















just ask Starr. She knows. :D

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Originally Posted by Hairdoo

Good point about Mayorga landing to the body Star, I was thinking the same thing he should of exploited it more (not to Oscars left side though he he..) Prob is little Floyd didn't have any pop at 147 so how is he going to get any respect from Oscars chin at 154? and I can't figure how Floyd could win the mental game when he looks over and see's his old man in the other corner.

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It's called breaking a fighter down. But Mayweather knows his son inside and out and it would be a hard fight for Floyd to win UNLESS Mayweather Sr decided not to train De la hoya.

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Originally Posted by NuthaPug

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Originally Posted by Starr

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This is the interview would be like ;)
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I CC'd ya for this Starr. :coolclick:

Well done.

But you missed part of the interview:

Lampley: You sound very confident, Floyd ... but there's something you don't know.

Floyd (still smilling like sunshine but now it's partly cloudy): Huh? Whatcha mean?

Lampley: Well, I just interviewed your father, and ...

Floyd (now beginning to frown): and? and What?

Lampley: Well, you see, there is this secret weapon he mentioned.

Floyd (starting to look a bit angry): Whatchafarkin talking about, a secret weapon?

Lampley: Your father claims that he programmed a serious flaw into your boxing style. He anticipated that one day he would be in the opposite corner, training a fighter against you. It is a well hidden flaw, unexposed by any of your opponents to date. But your father said he will tell DLH what your flaw is, and school him on how to exploit it, and that you will find yourself not only defeated but flattened by round 9.

Floyd (looking like a white boy): My daddy said that?

Lampley: Yep, your daddy said that. If you don't believe me ....





















just ask Starr. She knows. :D

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Yup. And as Mayweather Sr has said, "It was there when he was 5 and it's still there now." And yes Mayweather Sr really said that ;)

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Originally Posted by Starr

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Yup. And as Mayweather Sr has said, "It was there when he was 5 and it's still there now." And yes Mayweather Sr really said that ;)

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I does believe you. No more mocking from me.

Floyd wins UD. Oscar won't look half as good as he did against Mayorga. Floyd has legs, and D, 2 things Mayorga doesn't. Also, Floyd knows how to break down fighters, not just brawl.