Delahoya said he was injured

**DaxxKahn** · 03-19-2008 02:41 AM

He is not the first fighter to say such things down the road from a loss and he will not be the last....Truth is 90% of the fighters from today or the past will not admit to losing flat out...there always is one reason or another....

....If Pazineza can use...."I timed my coffee wrong"...for his loss to RJJ...anyone can claim injury with a straight face

**Tins06** · 03-19-2008 11:15 AM

Hate to see De la Golden get ripped...I quite fancy a re-match to be honest i want to see Oscar have another crack at Mayweather he stretched him last time and he can beat him IMO.

**Kel** · 03-19-2008 11:29 AM

I honestly don't think so. It takes Floyd half the fight to figure a fighter out (if necessary) and he has already beat Oscar so he would just pick up as he left off. Oscar is half the fighter he used to be anyway so a rematch is stupid.

Plus, Floyd is turning into Bernard Hopkins with his fucking dirty tricks.

**Chino** · 03-19-2008 10:26 PM

Originally Posted by Kel

Oscar is half the fighter he used to be anyway so a rematch is stupid.

Interesting how a fighter who some people consider "half the fighter he used to be" has been one of the very few, together with Jose Luis Castillo I, who has REALLY CHALLENGED Mayweather and ending up in a questionable split-decision. All other fighters that may be "complete, younger, and in their primes" cannot even make him sweat as much as OLDH and Castillo have so far.

**DaxxKahn** · 03-20-2008 03:01 AM

Originally Posted by Chino

Originally Posted by Kel

Oscar is half the fighter he used to be anyway so a rematch is stupid.

Interesting how a fighter who some people consider "half the fighter he used to be" has been one of the very few, together with Jose Luis Castillo I, who has REALLY CHALLENGED Mayweather and ending up in a questionable split-decision. All other fighters that may be "complete, younger, and in their primes" cannot even make him sweat as much as OLDH and Castillo have so far.

who are these complete younger in their prime fighters other then a smaller Hatton or Corrales that PBF has beaten?