The Sweet Science at it's finest

[Violent Demise]

De La Hoya deserved the decision over Whitaker too.
Whitaker did jack-$#!t in that fight.
He made De La Hoya miss, but he didn't counter after the slips; he just walked away instead. Crap-fight, but you have to give the decision to the guy who was at least throwing some punches.

Agree. Whitaker brought his A defense that night. But he only brought his barely D offense

[boyla]

1 AM in the gym, is a sign of bad time management.

[Master]

1 AM in the gym, is a sign of bad time management.

Agreed. So you train at night means you sleep in the day when the other fighter is training.

[SlimTrae]

A Sweet Science fight: James Toney defeating John Ruiz

[SlimTrae]

One of the greatest fights to ever display the art of the (SWEET SCIENCE) Hopkins defeating Trinindad.

[SlimTrae]

Patient, methodical & held his machismo in check. Barrera took Hamed to school and taught him the art of boxing: A technical, tactical performance. Threw only when needed, balanced, ring general favoring no one shot. I'd call this a Sweet Science fight.

[SlimTrae]

Not many mention this fight. Mosley usually a boxer-puncher puts on a clinic against Collazo. Great skills on display. Shane schooled Collazo so well, I thought maybe Luis was over it. But Collazo went on to win and also gave Berto hell proving IMO that Shane executed the sweet science against him.