Who Took More Risk...Oscar De La Hoya or Felix Trinidad???

You obviously don't know what prime is. Did you watch Mayorga fight vs 16 wins 3 losses Mitchell yes or no? <<<<Now tell me was that a prime Mayorga who was clearly a smaller fighter and out of shape when he fought Trinidad?

 

answer my question first

 

Mosley was two fights removed from LIGHTWEIGHT before fighting Oscar @ the 147lb limit.

Mayweather had only fought two welterweights before fighting Oscar @ JR MIDDLE.

Oscar's last fight @ lightweight was in '95 - four years before he fought Mosley and twelve years before fighting Mayweather.

Get a CLUE, Genius...

 

Of course but that wasn't a prime Mayorga when he fought Trinidad. Did Mayorga look like a prime fighter when he fought Mitchell yes or no? <<Answer that question.

 

This thread was going well and had some intelligent posts until Nay Sayer started trolling in it.

 

What your point??? :roll:

Are you insinuating that Mosley was a much smaller man than Oscar???

And when PBF beat Oscar in a SD, was Oscar not Past his prime???

Seriously dude, you're nothing but a troll.

 

You are one stupid poster. Or should i say one stupid newbie.

 

Yes, ***** Boy, I'm well aware.

Doesn't change the FACT.

Oscar was FOUR years removed from the LW division by the time he fought Mosley - who was coming up immediately from 135...

 

That is just following the notion that you are only as good as you are as your last fight.

Middleweight isnt Mayoga's ideal weight class but that doesnt mean he wasnt in his prime. If Pac losses to Cotto and goes back down to 140 with success there does that mean Pac wasnt in his prime against Cotto?

 

Mayorga was not in his PRIME weight.

What part of PRIME do you not understand??atsch

 

How the **** can I be a troll when I have done nothing other than STATE THE FACTS?

FACTS that you are unable to refute.

It's more likely that you are a dlh nut drinker.

 

Tito fans give it to him. That was a great win and Tito's coming of age imo. I agree a lot of people don't give credit, largely cuz they don't remember who these people were. Geraro Hernandez was similar on Hoya's resume and he gets **** credit for it, yet I'll read Mayweather threads where they talk about the same guy like its a great thing to have on a resume whereas Hoya fought him when he was undefeated and when they were to see who was the real fighter to establish himself out of east la. Just how it is, no one knows these guys were real champs and true powers in their divisions, they just remember them as fodder for the big guys.

 

Go back to taking ESL classes you obviously havent mastered the english language yet.


Prime:the time of maturity when power and vigor are greatest

 

Oscar also fought at junior lightweight. <<<Just incase you forgot about that one lol.

 

I have forgotten more about boxing than your clueless ass will ever know...