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    Default Any former Mayorga fans out there?

    Just watching some of his old clips and although he was a brawler, he was so damn entertaining. Reminded of why he was one of my all time favorite boxers.

    I would have loved to see a 140lb prime Mayorga vs Maidana. What an exciting fight that would have been. Really too bad he's not around anymore as his pre-fight antics were just hilarious.

    I loved this interview:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZV5j6raKQTo

    If any former Mayorga fans have a highlight clip, please post it! Can't find any highlight reels on him on youtube.
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    Default Re: Any former Mayorga fans out there?

    I'm the biggest Mayorga fan on the forum. lol

    He's my favorite fighter and it was heart breaking to see him lose to Oscar and be KO'd in the last few seconds against Mosley after Mosley was NOT sent to a neutral corner.

    Anyway he's going to fight in MMA now, thats why he's not boxing anymore.

    And yes its a damn shame.

    Woulda loved to have seen him fight Kermit Cintron.
    "You knocked him down...now how bout you try knockin me down ?"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk View Post
    I'm the biggest Mayorga fan on the forum. lol

    He's my favorite fighter and it was heart breaking to see him lose to Oscar and be KO'd in the last few seconds against Mosley after Mosley was NOT sent to a neutral corner.

    Anyway he's going to fight in MMA now, thats why he's not boxing anymore.

    And yes its a damn shame.

    Woulda loved to have seen him fight Kermit Cintron.

    I feel your pain...trust me. I remember that night all to well. Myself and 9 other guys went to a mutual friends house who had illegal satelite at the time. All were casual boxing fans but none known followed the sport like I did. Naturally they were all ODH fans as they never heard of Mayorga. I remember screaming my lungs at the TV shouting at Mayorga to get out the pocket as he was getting killed. Very...VERY SAD night.

    Here's to you El Matador! Gone from boxing but definetely not forgotten!

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    I think Mayorga is brilliant to watch, he always let himself down in his biggest fights by not training, hed start off strong landing good shots and winning rounds against Trindidad, De La Hoya and Mosley and then tire after 4 rounds.

    Forrest was coming off of beating Mosley Twice and was well rated pound for pound, Forrest also showed he had a good dig against Mosley but couldnt put a dent in Mayorga even when given free shots

    He had Trinidad on his ass but tired, he took everything he had to offer on the chin and got stopped to the body.

    Very exciting fighter though, I think if he hadnt been flumuxed by Spinks who some people think he beat anyway we could have seen him in some very good fights while he still gave a shiit and trained, I think he would have waded through Mosley back then and possibly Tito as well.

    Oscar suprised me with his power against Mayorga, he dropped him clean with a left hook, Mayorga really wasnt that hurt though he got up and carried on for a few more rounds, he was more knackered by the end than beat up.

    Mosley said in his build up to Mayorga that Oscar told him "Mayorga has very heavy hands"

    As long as he learns some groundwork and take down defence he will be fun to watch in mma as well, although his first fight is supposed to be against Din Thomas whos very good.


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-BFScdlnvQ

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qP22p51P0Vk&NR=1

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnTRBs8M3_c&NR=1

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    Quote Originally Posted by ross View Post
    I think Mayorga is brilliant to watch, he always let himself down in his biggest fights by not training, hed start off strong landing good shots and winning rounds against Trindidad, De La Hoya and Mosley and then tire after 4 rounds.

    Forrest was coming off of beating Mosley Twice and was well rated pound for pound, Forrest also showed he had a good dig against Mosley but couldnt put a dent in Mayorga even when given free shots

    He had Trinidad on his ass but tired, he took everything he had to offer on the chin and got stopped to the body.

    Very exciting fighter though, I think if he hadnt been flumuxed by Spinks who some people think he beat anyway we could have seen him in some very good fights while he still gave a shiit and trained, I think he would have waded through Mosley back then and possibly Tito as well.

    Oscar suprised me with his power against Mayorga, he dropped him clean with a left hook, Mayorga really wasnt that hurt though he got up and carried on for a few more rounds, he was more knackered by the end than beat up.

    Mosley said in his build up to Mayorga that Oscar told him "Mayorga has very heavy hands"

    As long as he learns some groundwork and take down defence he will be fun to watch in mma as well, although his first fight is supposed to be against Din Thomas whos very good.


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-BFScdlnvQ

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qP22p51P0Vk&NR=1

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnTRBs8M3_c&NR=1
    Some people think Ricardo Mayorga beat Cory Spinks ? that fight wasn't even close Cory Spinks totally outboxed Ricardo Mayorga and won by atleast 4 rounds.

    The only controversy was that Cory Spinks went to the canvas like 5 times, but none of those were knockdowns, maybe 1 was sort of a knockdown but i don't know about that, but even if you scored it. Cory Spinks was still a clear winner.

    My favorite fight of Ricardo Mayorga's was his 2nd fight with Vernon Forrest, that was a great battle in the 2nd half of the fight, and it was very competitive i don't really know who won that fight, i thought it was a draw.

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    What a knockout that was of Lewis. Haven't seen that since it happened.
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    Very entertaining fighter.

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    Default Re: Any former Mayorga fans out there?

    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ross View Post
    I think Mayorga is brilliant to watch, he always let himself down in his biggest fights by not training, hed start off strong landing good shots and winning rounds against Trindidad, De La Hoya and Mosley and then tire after 4 rounds.

    Forrest was coming off of beating Mosley Twice and was well rated pound for pound, Forrest also showed he had a good dig against Mosley but couldnt put a dent in Mayorga even when given free shots

    He had Trinidad on his ass but tired, he took everything he had to offer on the chin and got stopped to the body.

    Very exciting fighter though, I think if he hadnt been flumuxed by Spinks who some people think he beat anyway we could have seen him in some very good fights while he still gave a shiit and trained, I think he would have waded through Mosley back then and possibly Tito as well.

    Oscar suprised me with his power against Mayorga, he dropped him clean with a left hook, Mayorga really wasnt that hurt though he got up and carried on for a few more rounds, he was more knackered by the end than beat up.

    Mosley said in his build up to Mayorga that Oscar told him "Mayorga has very heavy hands"

    As long as he learns some groundwork and take down defence he will be fun to watch in mma as well, although his first fight is supposed to be against Din Thomas whos very good.


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-BFScdlnvQ

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qP22p51P0Vk&NR=1

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnTRBs8M3_c&NR=1
    Some people think Ricardo Mayorga beat Cory Spinks ? that fight wasn't even close Cory Spinks totally outboxed Ricardo Mayorga and won by atleast 4 rounds.

    The only controversy was that Cory Spinks went to the canvas like 5 times, but none of those were knockdowns, maybe 1 was sort of a knockdown but i don't know about that, but even if you scored it. Cory Spinks was still a clear winner.

    My favorite fight of Ricardo Mayorga's was his 2nd fight with Vernon Forrest, that was a great battle in the 2nd half of the fight, and it was very competitive i don't really know who won that fight, i thought it was a draw.
    Mayorga EASILY beat Spinks. Still to this day my Father refers to that is the greatest robbery in boxing history. And so do I. Mayorga won nearly every round, Spinks RAN and NEVER landed anything significant on Mayorga. Mayorga was robbed of at least 2 knockdowns he scored. It was a joke and it sent Mayorga's career from undisputed welterweight champion into a "special attraction".

    Anyone who knows anything about how to score a boxing match knows Mayorga beat Spinks. It was an incredibly easy fight to score with Mayorga being the only one who came to fight and Spinks came to run and slap and try and eek out rounds and not engage with Mayorga at all.

    Spinks would go on to get more gift decisions like those against Judah the first fight and Karmazin. But none were nearly was blatant or bad as the one he got against Ricardo Mayorga that night.
    "You knocked him down...now how bout you try knockin me down ?"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ross View Post
    I think Mayorga is brilliant to watch, he always let himself down in his biggest fights by not training, hed start off strong landing good shots and winning rounds against Trindidad, De La Hoya and Mosley and then tire after 4 rounds.

    Forrest was coming off of beating Mosley Twice and was well rated pound for pound, Forrest also showed he had a good dig against Mosley but couldnt put a dent in Mayorga even when given free shots

    He had Trinidad on his ass but tired, he took everything he had to offer on the chin and got stopped to the body.

    Very exciting fighter though, I think if he hadnt been flumuxed by Spinks who some people think he beat anyway we could have seen him in some very good fights while he still gave a shiit and trained, I think he would have waded through Mosley back then and possibly Tito as well.

    Oscar suprised me with his power against Mayorga, he dropped him clean with a left hook, Mayorga really wasnt that hurt though he got up and carried on for a few more rounds, he was more knackered by the end than beat up.

    Mosley said in his build up to Mayorga that Oscar told him "Mayorga has very heavy hands"

    As long as he learns some groundwork and take down defence he will be fun to watch in mma as well, although his first fight is supposed to be against Din Thomas whos very good.


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-BFScdlnvQ

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qP22p51P0Vk&NR=1

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnTRBs8M3_c&NR=1
    Some people think Ricardo Mayorga beat Cory Spinks ? that fight wasn't even close Cory Spinks totally outboxed Ricardo Mayorga and won by atleast 4 rounds.

    The only controversy was that Cory Spinks went to the canvas like 5 times, but none of those were knockdowns, maybe 1 was sort of a knockdown but i don't know about that, but even if you scored it. Cory Spinks was still a clear winner.

    My favorite fight of Ricardo Mayorga's was his 2nd fight with Vernon Forrest, that was a great battle in the 2nd half of the fight, and it was very competitive i don't really know who won that fight, i thought it was a draw.
    Mayorga EASILY beat Spinks. Still to this day my Father refers to that is the greatest robbery in boxing history. And so do I. Mayorga won nearly every round, Spinks RAN and NEVER landed anything significant on Mayorga. Mayorga was robbed of at least 2 knockdowns he scored. It was a joke and it sent Mayorga's career from undisputed welterweight champion into a "special attraction".

    Anyone who knows anything about how to score a boxing match knows Mayorga beat Spinks. It was an incredibly easy fight to score with Mayorga being the only one who came to fight and Spinks came to run and slap and try and eek out rounds and not engage with Mayorga at all.

    Spinks would go on to get more gift decisions like those against Judah the first fight and Karmazin. But none were nearly was blatant or bad as the one he got against Ricardo Mayorga that night.
    One of the worst decisions in boxing history, you are kidding right ? and i know full well how to score a fight. Cory Spinks outboxed Ricardo Mayorga clearly, he made him miss mostly all night long.

    He countered him effectively, and he never let Ricardo Mayorga get into the fight. He constantly kept the fight on the outside.

    So what if Ricardo Mayorga was the aggressor and Cory Spinks, didn't want to engage. Was Ricardo Mayorga able to do anything about it ? no he couldn't, infact he was getting so frustrated, he hit Cory Spinks after the bell and got himself a point deducted.

    All i know is that Ricardo Mayorga looked totally frustrated, and Cory Spinks was able to make it his kind of fight and he outpointed Ricardo Mayorga clearly.

    Even the commentator's one of them including Chris Byrd, thought Cory Spinks was the clear winner.

    The only thing i agree on is that maybe Ricardo Mayorga deserved one knockdown in the last round, but even if it would of been scored it wouldn't of made much of a difference points wise. Plus remember Cory Spinks had a 10-8 round when Ricardo Mayorga lost a point, for hitting Cory Spinks after the bell
    Last edited by ICB; 01-22-2010 at 12:46 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    One of the worst decisions in boxing history, you are kidding right ? and i know full well how to score a fight. Cory Spinks outboxed Ricardo Mayorga clearly, he made him miss mostly all night long.

    He countered him effectively, and he never let Ricardo Mayorga get into the fight. He constantly kept the fight on the outside.

    So what if Ricardo Mayorga was the aggressor and Cory Spinks, didn't want to engage. Was Ricardo Mayorga able to do anything about it ? no he couldn't, infact he was getting so frustrated, he hit Cory Spinks after the bell and got himself a point deducted.

    All i know is that Ricardo Mayorga looked totally frustrated, and Cory Spinks was able to make it his kind of fight and he outpointed Ricardo Mayorga clearly.

    Even the commentator's one of them including Chris Byrd, thought Cory Spinks was the clear winner.

    The only thing i agree on is that maybe Ricardo Mayorga deserved one knockdown in the last round, but even if it would of been scored it wouldn't of made much of a difference points wise. Plus remember Cory Spinks had a 10-8 round when Ricardo Mayorga lost a point, for hitting Cory Spinks after the bell
    ....some people just don't seem to appreciate good defense, footwork, the fundamentals of the sweet science

    How did "slugging it out" vs De la Hoya go?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post

    Some people think Ricardo Mayorga beat Cory Spinks ? that fight wasn't even close Cory Spinks totally outboxed Ricardo Mayorga and won by atleast 4 rounds.

    The only controversy was that Cory Spinks went to the canvas like 5 times, but none of those were knockdowns, maybe 1 was sort of a knockdown but i don't know about that, but even if you scored it. Cory Spinks was still a clear winner.

    My favorite fight of Ricardo Mayorga's was his 2nd fight with Vernon Forrest, that was a great battle in the 2nd half of the fight, and it was very competitive i don't really know who won that fight, i thought it was a draw.
    Mayorga EASILY beat Spinks. Still to this day my Father refers to that is the greatest robbery in boxing history. And so do I. Mayorga won nearly every round, Spinks RAN and NEVER landed anything significant on Mayorga. Mayorga was robbed of at least 2 knockdowns he scored. It was a joke and it sent Mayorga's career from undisputed welterweight champion into a "special attraction".

    Anyone who knows anything about how to score a boxing match knows Mayorga beat Spinks. It was an incredibly easy fight to score with Mayorga being the only one who came to fight and Spinks came to run and slap and try and eek out rounds and not engage with Mayorga at all.

    Spinks would go on to get more gift decisions like those against Judah the first fight and Karmazin. But none were nearly was blatant or bad as the one he got against Ricardo Mayorga that night.
    One of the worst decisions in boxing history, you are kidding right ? and i know full well how to score a fight. Cory Spinks outboxed Ricardo Mayorga clearly, he made him miss mostly all night long.

    He countered him effectively, and he never let Ricardo Mayorga get into the fight. He constantly kept the fight on the outside.

    So what if Ricardo Mayorga was the aggressor and Cory Spinks, didn't want to engage. Was Ricardo Mayorga able to do anything about it ? no he couldn't, infact he was getting so frustrated, he hit Cory Spinks after the bell and got himself a point deducted.

    All i know is that Ricardo Mayorga looked totally frustrated, and Cory Spinks was able to make it his kind of fight and he outpointed Ricardo Mayorga clearly.

    Even the commentator's one of them including Chris Byrd, thought Cory Spinks was the clear winner.

    The only thing i agree on is that maybe Ricardo Mayorga deserved one knockdown in the last round, but even if it would of been scored it wouldn't of made much of a difference points wise. Plus remember Cory Spinks had a 10-8 round when Ricardo Mayorga lost a point, for hitting Cory Spinks after the bell
    I remember the commentators. It was atrocious. Of course Byrd is gonna say that. Thats how he fought! And got GIFTS against Oquendo and Golota.

    Spinks was worse though. It was an outright robbery. He lost nearly every round and never hurt Mayorga or inflicted any damage what so ever.

    What a great champion too huh? I mean going on to get another gift decision against a 140 lb fighter and then being knocked out by a 140 lb underachiever, Zab Judah.

    What a joke.

    It was much like SRL vs. Hagler, but far worse being that Sugar Ray actually engaged more, and Mayorga did not give away the first 3 or 4 rounds like Hagler.

    Terrible TERRIBLE decision.
    "You knocked him down...now how bout you try knockin me down ?"

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    I always thought Mayorga was the best club fighter ever. He showed he could improve and actually gave Mosley trouble. If he could have gotten his head all the way in the game he could probably still be a threat today. I loved the first Forrest fight and how he just invited Vernon in, took it and pounded the schtoopies out of a P4P fighter. How could you not love that little rapist. Ooooops.

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    I am a huge Mayorga fan...The guy is in no way a top caliber fighter (Or ever was) that will go down as a great but man win or lose he was fun to watch.....The best thing is no matter who he faced Mayorga could change the whole fight with one of his overhand rights.....He had heart and ALWAYS came to fight.......

    I just wish that he would have boxed more when he did not have to slug because believe it or not he did have some boxing ability..

    He choose to entertain the masses instead.....

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    Mayorga was better than people give him credit for and he always came to fight. The only fight I was really let down with was the DLH fight, it was just too easy for Oscar. Hulk mentioned the lack of space in the KO against Mosley and this is true, Mayorga should have gone the distance in that one.

    Mayorga is too old now and I won't give him any attention if he goes to MMA, but I respect him as a boxer.

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    He could throw one hell of a slap...

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