rewatched and scored Mayweather/De La Hoya.

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  1. ripcity

    ripcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    When I saw the fight live I did not score it. My impresion at the time was that at the end Mayweather deserved the win but De La Hoya may have won enough of the early rounds to get the win as well.
    Yesterday I took the time to watch and score the fight.
    I have to say when I took the time to watch and score it was not as close as I thought it would be.
    I scored it 117-111 or 9-3 for Mayweather.
    There are points in the fight especially in the early rounds where De La Hoya is brilliant he uses his jab effectively and goes to Mayweather's body. However he is not really able to sustain this for entire rounds. In the first 6 rounds De La Hoya was able to get off to fast starts but by the end of the first :60 Mayweather was often in control of the round. He was more aggressive and more accurate than De La Hoya. I scored rounds 2,4 and 6 for De La Hoya. In my opinion the sixth round was the only tound De La Hoya won with out any doubt.
    Starting in round 7 Mayweather won every round. While De La Hoya may have thrown more punches. Mayweather was the more aggressive and accurate boxer.
    In the early rounds De La Hoya used his Jab very well but never really fallowed up with any thing behind it. By the middle of the fight he had almost completely abandoned it.
    I think that anyone looking for clues on how to beat Mayweather should look to this fight more than the first Castitlio fight.
    What De La Hoya did right.
    1. Jab
    2. Go to the body even if you don't score early.
    3. Get Mayweather to the ropes. This may be the easiest thing to do with Mayweather. While he is much better in the center of the ring he seems to prefer to fight off the ropes.
    What De La Hoya was not able to do.
    Basically sustain any of this for more than a minuet per round and for the most part not at all in rounds 7-12.
    While in the early rounds contact is more important than scoring shots as the fight goes on the shots have to scoring shots by no latter than round 5.
    In the end while there were points in the fight where De La Hoya was very very good. Overall Mayweather was much better.
     
  2. DannyL12345

    DannyL12345 Active Member Full Member

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    I agree with you, but prepare to get bashed on.
     
  3. WhataRock

    WhataRock Loyal Member Full Member

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    I didnt think there was any doubt that Mayweather won...but he certainly didnt look sensational here against an ageing but still solid Hoya.

    I thought DLH really troubled him with his jab, combos and ranginess until he tired..then Floyd pretty much ran away with it.
     
  4. Boxed Ears

    Boxed Ears this my daddy's account (RIP daddy) Full Member

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    :lol::lol::lol: It's exactly what I expected! :lol::lol::lol:
     
  5. tommygun711

    tommygun711 The Future Full Member

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    I only had Floyd winning by a couple points IMO
     
  6. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Haven't some people said Mayweather partially "carried" Hoya for another massive, career high up until that point payday?
     
  7. horst

    horst Guest

    I think your card is too wide.

    Here's part of a post I made about this fight:

     
  8. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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  9. Bokaj

    Bokaj Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I had Floyd winning comfortably. Oscar moved his hands and stayed busy, but scored very little of consequence.
     
  10. lefthook31

    lefthook31 Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    Right, the only thing DLH showed me was he was physically bigger than Floyd.
     
  11. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Oscar did well with the jab early. He did disturb Floyd with that punch.
     
  12. Senya13

    Senya13 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    1 - Floyd
    2 - draw
    3 - Floyd
    4 - Oscar close
    5 - Floyd solid
    6 - Floyd solid
    7 - Oscar close
    8 - Floyd solid
    9 - Floyd solid
    10 - Floyd solid
    11 - Floyd solid
    12 - draw

    118-112 Floyd Mayweather Jr
     
  13. Unforgiven

    Unforgiven VIP Member banned Full Member

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    Wasn't really a fight at all.

    It was like watching a couple of multi-millionaire pretty boy businessmen posing for the cameras while they considered where they were going to invest their money.
    In fact, it was that.
     
  14. Pachilles

    Pachilles Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Perish the thought that these frauds should be thrown in the ring with a man from when men were men, or Unforgiven from ESB Classic
     
  15. Johnstown

    Johnstown Boxing Addict banned

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    i dont buy that...too much of a chance for de la hoya to get a decision....Mayweather often looks like he is carrying guys...in the later rounds aganst hatton it looked like he was carrying him..but he wasnt.

    thing is mayweather is defense first until a fighter is totally spent and of no threat....

    Oscar never quit reached that level..hence it kind of looked like he was carrying him.