Hoya to fight Forbes....I don't think that this is a Joke but I F&*$ing hope it is!

He should fight the guy in your avatar. I'd pay 70 dollars to see that. And I'd love the fraction of a second where we get to hear the impact of what it sounds to get your jaw nearly fractured in a million places and the golden girl laid out limp on the floor.

 

sigh... someone post those DLH pics in drag again please.

 

Hey Dung Head, he earned it when he received a SD. ******!atsch

 

the fans shouldnt have pay for his sparing partners

 

Oscar has done it again and the nuthuggers still hang on. He is fighting a JR. WELTERWEIGHT, a 5' 7" runner-up Contender fighter, a class B guy, a guy that is TWO weight classes lower than he is. and you huggers still worship the ground he walks on. Sure it's a tune-up but when have you ever seen a tune-up fight where there are two weight classes difference between the two? Forbes at 142 or so fight night and Oscar 15 lbs. heavier. My God, the Golden Fishnet has done it again and the nuthuggers such as Relentless and BewareofDawg don't even realize it! They don't have a clue. Wait until they find out it will be a $29.95 PPV. They'll think that's ok to.

 

Hatton had him as a sparring partner because Forbes sparred quite a bit with Mayweather himself and negotiates more than a bit with GBP - "...I sparred quite a bit with Floyd in the early days of his career, so I can tell you how good he is. In the gym now, he always spars with bigger and stronger guys..." Steve Forbes, The Ring Magazine Extra 25 page special edition De La Hoya-Mayweather Superfight June 2007, page 37.

 

:rofl :rofl

 

Tune up fight. This isn't susposed to be a chalanging match up. DeLaHoya is taking this fight to avoid ring rust the Mayweather match up would be 1year and 4 months after his last fight.

 

Lol!!!

 

It'll still probably be a very big payday by what Forbes is used to.

 

No prostitute works for a client but for his Pimp or else he is just a mercenary manwhore, excuse my french. Forbes got robbed by GBP when he faced D-Hop but he is just getting paid now - good for him but is he makin a wise choice for himself by fighting Hoya at 154 pounds? I believe that the answer for that one comes under the contract itself - he is not supposed to win... Now, do I believe that he will take a dive like Jake LaMotta against Billy Fox? Probably not but I'm sure that the Ring Mag will not bring that or any other subject up either...