De La Hoya's resume

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  1. eliqueiros

    eliqueiros Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    If ODLH won ALL his fights, holy ****, he'd be sitting next to SRR as best welter of all time and possibly above him.

    Let's be thankful for the losses.

    Oscar's streak wasn't the stuff of p4p legends, it was the stuff of heroes. :good
     
  2. elTerrible

    elTerrible TeamElite General Manager Full Member

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    He fought just about everybody other than forrest and winky. But he can get a pass on that because his resume is so stacked. He lost some fights, most of those losses were close other than Hopkins and Pac. But when you fight everyone you loose some. SRL fought everyone and lost some too.


    I mean DLH fought Chavez who was a super star in the late 80s, everyone inbetween who was big in the 90s and 2000s all the way up to Pac who is the superstar this decade.
     
  3. JoeCamelTow

    JoeCamelTow Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Again, let's put this in proper perspective.

    Pac and FLoyd's biggest win came against the guy you're trying to slam here.(nothing against Pac and PBF):deal
     
  4. LancsTerrible

    LancsTerrible Different Forms of Game. Full Member

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  5. Joe Canada

    Joe Canada New Member Full Member

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    DLH always fought the best. At their prime. If somebody like Mayweather can be called a great, then DLH is a legend.
     
  6. big_AL

    big_AL P4P #1 Full Member

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    but the whole point of the thread is to show his best wins aren't what they appear to be on record

    i.e he beat trinidad and mosley the 2nd time and he beat quartey,people who hate dlh only want to believe quartey won
     
  7. big_AL

    big_AL P4P #1 Full Member

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    i thought hopkins was close up until the ko
     
  8. eliqueiros

    eliqueiros Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    People need to retire the "he didn't fight Forrest" thing too.
    Just use boxrec, follow their timeframes, they weren't in the same place at the same time. Forrest arrives as a name as Oscar moves out of the division. Forrest lands during Mosley's time in that division. Forrest and Mosley are more contemporary with each other than Forrest is with DLH.
     
  9. Overhill

    Overhill Boxing Addict Full Member

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    If just Oscar would retired before Mayweather fight.. Not many fighters get so bad labeling after their last loses. It's a shame.
     
  10. puertorricane

    puertorricane Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    DLH had a great career and he should be proud of it. The problem is DlH was bigger than the sport before he even stepped into the ring. There was a lot of hype behind his career and that in itself makes a lot of people over rate his record. His career was mapped from the beggining and the promotion behind his success was real big. Unlike other fighters that need to start from the bottom and really fight the champions to make it. DLh hand picked his opponents all the way from 130 to 147. He refused to rematch Tito and erased that blemish and show that he could fight and not run like a girl. At the end of the day he made more money than any other fighter in history and ir laughing all the way to the bank. Cant argue with that and any fighter will be happy to have his career and money.

    :hat
     
  11. big_AL

    big_AL P4P #1 Full Member

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    tito moved to mw and was planning a move to 168 before b-hop stopped him


    he lost the 1st fight anyway so it was trinidad who needed to prove he could beat dlh without the help of dubious decisions