Isn't weird how delahoya..

**JonesJrMayweather** · 05-09-2006 07:27 AM

You must weren't on this forum immediately after the judah fight....all i kept hearing was judah was getting in mayweather shiiit and mayweather looked bad and this and that you should have been here it was awful....

**chamiley** · 05-09-2006 09:33 AM

we all knew that oscar was going to win. it is just the way he did it that has taken everybody by surprise against a fighter with an amazing chin

**The Whirlwind** · 05-09-2006 09:42 AM

It was an enjoyable fight to watch, from two ageing veterans, but I have to say that PBF wouldn't break a sweat beating either of them and Ricky hatton would bludgeon the pair of them into retirement.
Lets not get carried away here...

**LarryB** · 05-09-2006 06:12 PM

Im surprised Sal hasnt come in on this thread yet!

The battery in his Judah alerter must be running low

**The_One77** · 05-09-2006 06:20 PM

the fight was overhyped yes, but it was obvious that Mayorga was not just a pub brawler

**SalTheButcher** · 05-09-2006 06:28 PM

Originally Posted by JonesJrMayweather

how de la hoya beat up a professional bar fighter and he's now considered to be back and ready to conquer the world....

yet when floyd beats up judah...the former WW champ he gets no credit just criticism...

just thought that was weird...

well the only people who didnt give credit to PBF came from 3 demographics...

1. those who thought judah was nothing - its obvious why they werent impressed
2. those who do nothing but bitch that PBF isnt fighting margarito
3. those who understand PBF whould have been KTFO if his uncle didnt choke zab

**gyrokai** · 05-09-2006 08:30 PM

Originally Posted by tuckwopat

The bar fighter has shown stiff resistence against world class opponents such as Vernon Forrest, Corey Spinks, Felix Trinidad...

Granted, he's not a good boxer in any real regard. But Zab Judah lost to Carlos Baldomir. If you were to ask me which oppent posed the greatest threat to the given fighters, I would say Mayorga. And Oscar took him out in spectacular fashion.

That was lethal!!! CC,

That just sums it up.

Oscar de la Hoya has a longer history than any other active elite fighter today. He's the last fighter of his generation to pull off that kind of performance. Even against Mayorga, thats a big statement. Mayweather has a good chance at beating him, but who cares! Oscar has his own history, and to pull that kind of performance off after a long career and recent defeats speaks volumes for Rich Biatch Golden Boy.

I also think that Oscar de la Hoya DID WHAT HE WAS SUPPOSED TO DO with fighters of less caliber than him. He knocked him out. Everybody loves a knockout. Mayweather couldn't do that with Judah. Remember Mayweather fought the first rounds VERY cautiously, even the later half was the most cautious we've seen of Mayweather in awhile. He wasn't risky or ballsy, in facing Judah, who was a fighter that didn't want to win or fight back after the sixth. Wasn't till the ballshot that Judah woke up mentally from his Boxing A.D.D. (or BADD, heh) and said to himself,"I need to fight back."

Also, guaranteed Mayorga has a better chin than Judah.