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Old 05-04-2012, 12:11 PM   #61
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1) We usually don't see body shots taken too well from a much larger man. Make no mistake, Bernard was and is much larger than Oscar. A middleweight (who only made MW for so many years due to being such a gym rat, and actually possesses the size/strength of a SMW/LHW) hit a former super featherweight whose peak weight was 147 and who was a bit of a chunky monkey at 154 with a well-timed well-placed body shot. Was it your classic, devastating Mexican style left hook ripped hard with their whole body turned into it in a big exaggerated motion? No. It didn't need to be. It was a comparatively HUGE person hitting Oscar flush in just the right spot.

2) It really was just in the right spot. ODLH was leaning over to his left to try and brace up against B-Hop. This left his right side completely exposed if you reached behind the back of his elbow, which Hopkins seized upon the opportunity to do. He reached far past the elbow, and hit clean on all flesh. Doughy flesh covering some important digestive organs, which got liquefied. De La Hoya was hit square by the flat of Hopkins' knuckle padding, with all of his opponent's rehydrated 169lbs sneakily poured into it as Hopkins jumped forward with it.

3) His behaviors were consistent with someone being hit with a nasty gut buster. If ODLH were that good an actor - combined with his matinee idol looks - he'd have never had to lace up a pair of gloves as a pro. Just before Hopkins lands the inconsequential left hook to his face, you can see Oscar already slipping into a wincing and sagging motion against him. It was a delayed reaction, but it was a consistent one the evolution of which you can watch from the moment of the body shot's impact until the moment DLH actually starts to fall (a second after the weak follow-up left hook to the face).
All that is true and maybe a real bodyshot KO. Although may people thought he dived because let's be honest it looked like an innocuous tap of a punch. Sometimes soft punches can do you if placed right so who knows. Also he may have thought 'forget this, Hopkins is coming on strong, he's going to KO me, I'm out'
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Old 05-04-2012, 12:30 PM   #62
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All that is true and maybe a real bodyshot KO. Although may people thought he dived because let's be honest it looked like an innocuous tap of a punch. Sometimes soft punches can do you if placed right so who knows. Also he may have thought 'forget this, Hopkins is coming on strong, he's going to KO me, I'm out'
I gotta say, it really didn't look like an innocuous tap to me. It looked like a bit of a fist-slap, yes, but Hopkins threw his full weight into it jumping forward and caught DLH on the exposed side as Oscar stretched himself over in the other direction (leaving his organs protruding slightly upwards and even more vulnerable).

It's the same as the phantom punch, or the Marquez-Ramos KO. People need to get it out of their heads that how it looks when hard punches land (or when people react to them accordingly) is always going to mirror exactly how it looks when choreographed in TV and the movies. Quite often it does not.
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Old 05-04-2012, 09:55 PM   #63
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Bullshit.I've seen hundreds of boxers knocked out by bodyshots and NEVER have seen a boxer pound the canvas with his glove like that.And this bullshit punch wasnt strong enough to cause something like that.Prove me wrong and post a boxer getting knocked out with a bodyshot and then pounding the canvas with his glove.
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Old 05-04-2012, 10:19 PM   #64
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Bullshit.I've seen hundreds of boxers knocked out by bodyshots and NEVER have seen a boxer pound the canvas with his glove like that.And this bullshit punch wasnt strong enough to cause something like that.Prove me wrong and post a boxer getting knocked out with a bodyshot and then pounding the canvas with his glove.
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Old 05-04-2012, 10:20 PM   #65
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I agree he is a good promoter and good for boxing. Just can't trust a coke head shemale....

Atleast he doesn't beat females, in front of their children and sucker punch people like a fukin coward.
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Old 05-04-2012, 10:22 PM   #66
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Bullshit.I've seen hundreds of boxers knocked out by bodyshots and NEVER have seen a boxer pound the canvas with his glove like that.And this bullshit punch wasnt strong enough to cause something like that.Prove me wrong and post a boxer getting knocked out with a bodyshot and then pounding the canvas with his glove.

hundreds of boxers knocked out by bodyshots? You're either 80 years old and been watching boxing since the 1930s or you're full of shit.
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Old 05-04-2012, 10:26 PM   #67
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From a business standpoint, it would have made no sense for Oscar to take a dive versus Hopkins. Hopkins was never going to be a draw anyway. The typical corrupt arrangement would be "Hey old man, take a dive, give me the middleweight belt because I'm marketable as hell, and then I'll give you a cushy executive position for life." It wouldn't make sense for DLH to go to Hopkins and say "You know, you're not marketable, so I'll lose to you on purpose to make you look good, but then you have to take a highly paid executive position working for me as payback." The latter dive theory makes no sense. The former (had it happened) would make perfect sense.

Had Hopkins lost to DLH by body shot KO, then I would expect there to be more theories of a dive. But DLH was simply hit by a much bigger guy in a vulnerable spot. And DLH always handled head shots better than body shots anyway.
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Old 05-04-2012, 10:48 PM   #68
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hundreds of boxers knocked out by bodyshots? You're either 80 years old and been watching boxing since the 1930s or you're full of shit.
You know there's a thing called Youtube, right?
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Old 05-04-2012, 11:40 PM   #69
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From what I've heard, people felt that BHop hit Oscar with the inside part of his glove and looked more like a slap, How Oscar reacted to it and I know a couple of my friends thought that Oscar could feel that BHop was not going full speed to begin the fight and when he started turning up the heat he didn't want to get his head taken off.
ME PERSONALLY, I believe Oscar just didn't like it to the body, hence him always wearing his protector up to his fuckin' armpits.
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Old 05-05-2012, 12:00 AM   #70
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Atleast he doesn't beat females, in front of their children and sucker punch people like a fukin coward.

No, you're right. Woman beat him while his faggot ass dresses in woman's clothing.
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Old 05-05-2012, 12:03 AM   #71
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To everyone shit talking oscar


De La hoya is the daddy of both pacquiao and mayweather

without De La hoya

neither one amount to shit in terms of PPV sells

and they will both

be sucking dick for a 'hbo' spot instead of PPV

This has nothing to do with either one of those fighters. If you can't handle your fighter getting ripped to shreds for being a cross-dressing fruitcake that quit after one of the weakest body shots i've seen then get the fuck out of the thread you shitty ass ALT.
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Old 05-05-2012, 12:23 AM   #72
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It can't be good for your body to force so much extra weight on it. Oscar should have stayed at welterweight his entire career, where he probably would have dominated the division. Instead he wanted to move up through all these weight classes, and his body eventually said no.

Before the Hopkins fight, Oscar fought Felix Storm at middleweight and I thought Felix beat him by 2 points.
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Old 05-05-2012, 12:55 AM   #73
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It was hard to catch the body shot live from that angle, everybody's drunk just yelling random shit during a fight, have never been in a fight, have never taken a body shot (let alone one from a bigger, stronger man), etc

You can't argue with these kinda people...

As for the guy saying "show me a fighter reacting like that after a body shot" you're a full blown retard. Me explaining why will do you no good, but here goes:

Just because someone hits their glove on the canvas it doesn't indicate anything of note.

It has happened before, but I'm not gonna go through a hundred thousand fights (a lot of which aren't on film) to prove it because of my next point:

Just because something has never been witnessed before by a random person, doesn't mean that event cannot occur. For one example out of the infinite possibilities that I can provide: up until 2001, nobody had EVER seen somebody hit 73 home runs in a single baseball season. But then it happened.

Back then people with this logic of "i've never seen anyone smack the canvas after a body shot" would be like NOBODY CAN HIT 73 HOME RUNS IN A SEASON!!! I'VE NEVER SEEN IT! SHOW ME THE FILM FUCKER OR SHUT THE FUCK UP! IT CAN'T HAPPEN, I'VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE.

Now kindly fuck your own ass dipshit.
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Old 05-05-2012, 01:35 AM   #74
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It was hard to catch the body shot live from that angle, everybody's drunk just yelling random shit during a fight, have never been in a fight, have never taken a body shot (let alone one from a bigger, stronger man), etc

You can't argue with these kinda people...

As for the guy saying "show me a fighter reacting like that after a body shot" you're a full blown retard. Me explaining why will do you no good, but here goes:

Just because someone hits their glove on the canvas it doesn't indicate anything of note.

It has happened before, but I'm not gonna go through a hundred thousand fights (a lot of which aren't on film) to prove it because of my next point:

Just because something has never been witnessed before by a random person, doesn't mean that event cannot occur. For one example out of the infinite possibilities that I can provide: up until 2001, nobody had EVER seen somebody hit 73 home runs in a single baseball season. But then it happened.

Back then people with this logic of "i've never seen anyone smack the canvas after a body shot" would be like NOBODY CAN HIT 73 HOME RUNS IN A SEASON!!! I'VE NEVER SEEN IT! SHOW ME THE FILM FUCKER OR SHUT THE FUCK UP! IT CAN'T HAPPEN, I'VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE.

Now kindly fuck your own ass dipshit.

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Old 05-05-2012, 09:14 AM   #75
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Thats what I thought.When you supposedly get nailed like that the last thing you wanna do is pound the canvas with your glove.You know when you see a great bodyshot(Gatti vs Ward 1) none of this secret placement bullshit you have to slow it down to really see it.And it was more of a cuffing punch.
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