CST80's Multi Match RBR Extravaganza of Some of The Golden Boy Oscar De La Hoya's Best Fights.

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  1. 22JM

    22JM Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Hell no.
     
  2. African Cobra

    African Cobra The Right Honourable Lord President of the Council banned Full Member

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    That is your opinion but it’s wrong.
     
  3. IsaL

    IsaL VIP Member Full Member

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    I like him as a promoter. He tends to match his fighters fairly.
     
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  4. George Crowcroft

    George Crowcroft He Who Saw The Deep Full Member

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    Good point, he doesn't mind letting them take hard fights either. The best thing is he's also not really afraid of letting his guys fight vs other promotions' fighters.
     
  5. Serge

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    Oscar De La Hoya Best I've Faced


    BEST JAB


    IKE QUARTEY: By far, Ike Quartey. Not only was it powerful, it was very consistent.

    BEST DEFENSE

    PERNELL WHITAKER: It would have to be a coin flip between Pernell Whitaker and Mayweather. Both had different styles. Whitaker used his waist more and stood in front of you and was very slippery. Mayweather was more of a boxer that moved just a little bit more. The most difficult to hit was probably Whitaker.

    BEST FOOTWORK

    FLOYD MAYWEATHER JR.: I think (Floyd) Mayweather used the ring really well. He had good footwork – that’s what starts it all. The anticipation of knowing when you’re going to attack was a big part of his defense, which made him very clever.

    BEST HAND SPEED

    SHANE MOSLEY: It was “Sugar” Shane Mosley in the first fight. He had amazing hand speed. With him it was just the speed behind his punches; even though you can see them coming, there were so many – and very accurate and great power. A fighter like Pacquiao, he’s fast as well. He throws a lot of punches from different angles and you get hit because you don’t know where they’re coming from. With Mayweather, he’s fast too, but his speed is more about timing. It’s not like “Sugar” Shane Mosley with four- and five-punch combinations. Mayweather is more like you throw a jab and he’ll counter it. That’s his speed. I think Shane Mosley in his prime was the fastest fighter I’ve met.

    STRONGEST

    FERNANDO VARGAS: I would have to say Fernando Vargas. He was very big and strong. We all know what happened after that fight (Vargas tested positive for steroids), but he was very powerful. I was almost knocked out of the ropes in the first round. He was a strong son of a gun. His anger is what fueled him.

    SMARTEST

    FLOYD MAYWEATHER JR.: I think the fact he knew how to anticipate my punches made him smart, made him win the fight.

    BEST CHIN

    JULIO CESAR CHAVEZ: I hit him with some good shots and he still wouldn’t go down. He had one of the best chins in the world, ever. Very resilient. He still is my hero.

    BEST PUNCHER

    QUARTEY: His punches were like bricks; he hit me and it would sting me. Every punch he would hit me with, it would rattle me.

    BEST BOXING SKILLS

    WHITAKER: Whitaker had to be one of the most skillful fighters in any generation – the fact he could stay right in front of you and could still slip the punches. Whitaker wasn’t a runner; he was just someone who stood right in front of you and knew how to slip. Whitaker knew how to knock you out, too. Punching power, skill, I.Q. – Whitaker had it all. He’s probably one of the all-around best boxers I faced.

    BEST OVERALL

    MANNY PACQUIAO: I would have to say Pacquiao. I think his determination, his conditioning, his skill, his power, speed, footwork … he’s one of the fighters I most appreciated. Mayweather-Pacquiao would have been a lot different (if they’d fought) in their primes. Pacquiao would have beat (Mayweather) easy, absolutely.
     
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  6. George Crowcroft

    George Crowcroft He Who Saw The Deep Full Member

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    Let the Mosley/Del a Hoya scoring commence. I may be slow, but I get there in the end.
     
  7. alangjk

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    One of those times when you are 100% sure somebody has won then you hear the scorecards. I was all for him doing some legal damage against boxing corruption after we got the result vs Mosley 2. haha That's how disgusted I was about it. :cop1:
     
  8. George Crowcroft

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    WW Title

    Lou Filippo 116-112
    Pat Russell 115-113
    Marty Sammon 113-115
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    Round 1: Mosley 10-9, clear.
    Round 2: De La Hoya, swing.
    Round 3: Mosley 10-9, clear.
    Round 4: Mosley 10-9, clear.
    Round 5: Mosley 10-9, close.
    Round 6: De La Hoya, clear.
    Round 7: De La Hoya 10-9, close.
    Round 8: Mosely 10-9, clear.
    Round 9: De La Hoya 10-9, close.
    Round 10: Mosley 10-9, close.
    Round 11: Mosley 10-9, clear.
    Round 12: Mosley 10-9, close.

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    Wasn't that hard to score, but I suppose me, CST, Rough and Lederman all having similar scores but getting there in different ways shoes this one is really close? I thought it was a pretty easy morning's work to be honest.

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    • Awesome fight, especially the finish.

    • Immensely high talent level, relatively low skill level. Both made basic mistakes consistently.

    • For just how quick ODLH was, you'd think he could close the gap/distance a bit better. Coming in with ploddy feet, at linear angles let Mosley (who also didn't really impress with his feet) back off almost indefinitely.

    • Mosley was a very good body puncher, his jab was solid too, both upstairs and down.

    • **** open scoring