"He fought De La Hoya when he was still in his prime."

You need to read his book. His reason for losing had nothing to do with roach.

Oscar's still bitter at Floyd today. After Oscar "beat" Strum, he went over to Strum and admit Strum won. Floyd took 9 rounds away from him, but he still thinks he could beat Floyd. Floyd's mind games are STUPID CRAZY!

 

He showed a second wind against both of those guys I felt, he came out stronger and quicker considering he had looked a little lost for ideas some rounds before.

 

People want to believe the judges scorecards for Floyd's Oscar fight, because it makes Floyd look bad. They don't want to believe the judges scorecards for Floyd's first fight Castillo, because it makes Floyd look good.

atsch

 

wtf...are you serious
it's been proven many times that mosley was on a banned substance :deal

 

FlexB, where are you!?

 

youre stupid as hell. when oscar fought mayweather he was coming off a huge knock out victory over iron chinned mayorga and he was fighting at a more natural weight. pacquiao didnt even knock a dehydrated oscar down. that victory is tainted. mayweather's win against oscar is one of his biggest.

 

I agree floyd fought DLH and mosley when they were both in there prime no doubt about that you have to be a hater to think otherwise.atschatsch

 

But any fighter can show a brave face and have 30 second burst in the last round, not many fighters can fight through their second wind for rounds ata time.

Oscar couldnt do this he never had the belief in himself because he thought mentally he would be out on his feet in the last few rounds.:deal

 

If you ask me I think it's because he never really completed his boxing lexicon. He never showed that much adaptability, had an intrinsically flawed boxing stance, and once his athleticism and motivation faded somewhat and his bank account grew he stopped caring so much.

 

Not true, Oscar Flurried like a madman against Floyd on the ropes...Floyd rolled, blocked, ducked these shots but the crowd went crazy and Oscar was given credit for nothing. The truth is Floyd landing the more accurate clean punches. It certainly wasn't a massacre but clear boxing win.

 

I'm not feeling you on this one spud, sorry.

 

Is Oscar ever going sign and waive the confidentiality clause?

I have a feeling that homo roided...once or if he signs, his legacy will be tarnished forever.

 

I can't disagree with this. I think the fact the decision went against him in the Mosley 2 and Trinidad fight took away his interest in the sport. His conditioning in the Sturm fight was horrid and he shouldn't have got the decision. His fights after Hopkins he just too much time out and his age was going to see him look like the Oscar that fought at 135 and 140.

As far as never completing his boxing Lexicon, do you feel that changing trainer so often might have something to do with that?