Oscar De La Hoya the best boxing resume ever?

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  1. LeeD1982

    LeeD1982 Active Member Full Member

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    Interesting fights lost are also added seamlessly to his "record".

    Which I guess is technically true.

    Where does that put Jason Gavern then?

    Given he's fought Johsua, Wilder, James Toney …
     
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  2. George Crowcroft

    George Crowcroft He Who Saw The Deep Full Member

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    Castillo did not walk through him.
     
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  3. Pimp C

    Pimp C Too Much Motion

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    Like i said earlier duran couldnt make lesser fighters than pbf retire. You want me to believe that duran makes arguably the best defensive fighter in history just quit and retire when he had nightmares against guys who used movement and had good defense? Where's the logic in that?
    Pea was light punching he didnt have more power than pbf and he schooled jcc and was involved in one of the worst robberies in boxing history. Lastly a close fight isn't a robbery in the rematch a healthy pbf beat jlc going away. What's your excuse for that?
     
  4. Pimp C

    Pimp C Too Much Motion

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    Yes oscar fought all comers and has some good wins as well i won't take that away from him but at the end of the day you have to win those fights to make your resume look impressive. If that's the case zab judah would be an atg he fought pretty much every one to.
     
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