NO EXCUSES: Duran V De La Hoya at their best. The Victor:

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Lionel Rose, Aug 21, 2009.


  1. snell

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  2. VX.Nefarious

    VX.Nefarious Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    :huh

    since the number of posts equals the amount of knowledge some one has:nut:rofl:rofl:rofl


    Upper County-San Diego-Tijuana Metropolis yes that is the area where i reside, and your point is?????
     
  3. RJJ4Life

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    When you started out talking about most hyped fighter of all time, I thought you were talking about De La Hoya. He is obviously the most hyped and one of the most popular fighters of all time. Oscar was the most beloved fighter of his generation, but he was far from the best. He fell well behind Roy Jones Jr., Bernard Hopkins, and Shane Mosely (if you consider Floyd of that generation, he surpasses Oscar.

    Duran was a legend with 2 of the heaviest hands in boxing history.

    De La Hoya isn't even in Duran's league. The guy lost to Mosley (2x), Trinidad, Hopkins, Pacquiao... He fought the best and he always came up short..Why would this time be any different?
     
  4. MAG1965

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    Duran was overrated. He fought mediocre guys and lightweight, moved up and started losing, but had the excuse that he was not serious, when fact is the guys he fought later had better skills and jabs, which was the second key to beating Duran. First was foot movement.
     
  5. MAG1965

    MAG1965 Loyal Member banned

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    Yeah Oscar is in Duran's league. fighting mediocre guys at lightweight and then losing to all the great legends he fought says that Delahoya is not in Duran's league? Dejesus beat Duran at lightweight, why couldn't Oscar at 140, since at 135 Oscar was not ready for Duran.
     
  6. Lionel Rose

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    So what does this prove?

    JACK ****.

    De la Hoya lost debatable decisions to Trinidad and Mosley; was far too small to get at Hopkins effectively, and a spent force by the time Pacquaio swarmed all over him.

    I'd agree that Jones jr (Steroid cheat) was more technically gifted, as was prime Mosley (Steroid cheat.)

    Hopkins wasn't as good in any department as The Golden Boy, other than to make his opponents look ordinary in dull as dishwater fights for the best part of a decade.

    All of which is irrelevant.

    The thread is plain enough.

    Duran (the tough, durable cheat, with no plan B when outhustled and outboxed,) v De la Hoya (the tough, durable and immensely skilful professional athlete) at WW.

    Who would vanquish their foe...........?

    For me, DLH every time.
     
  7. gr8fight

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    At 147 its competitive but Duran does Everything better. Oscar has a great punch, speed, a chin but he doesn't box. Defensively its a mismatch, its also a mismatch on the inside. Duran by KO
     
  8. Jorodz

    Jorodz watching Gatti Ward 1... Full Member

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    if you don't know anything about duran just say so. we can recommend fights to watch so you can stop making threads like this. :thumbsup i said it before lionel, it's an inspiration watching you try.
     
  9. CottoDaBodykill

    CottoDaBodykill Boxing Addict Full Member

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    and last time i checked i voted for duran to ko oscar ?
     
  10. Danny_Rand

    Danny_Rand Slick N Quick Full Member

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    If Duran was so unbeatable.

    How good was Esteban Dejesus and Kirkland Laing lol?
     
  11. eliqueiros

    eliqueiros Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    The problem with this thread is the problem with ESB in general when comparing these two fighters. It comes down to a comparison between Duran's best wins and DLH's losses. Duran gets elevated to a position that leaves out his losses including the second Leonard fight as if it was another fighter altogether being talked about and leaving out him getting completely smoked by Hearns while also leaving out Hoya's career at his most competitive as if he never fought a fight before Trinidad (who he fought in the same manner as Leonard fought Duran in the 2nd fight). These type of arguments are just cut and paste jobs, smoke and mirrors.
     
  12. Danny_Rand

    Danny_Rand Slick N Quick Full Member

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    Come on bro. He wasnt serious. You cant count that, he just wasnt trying!
     
  13. eliqueiros

    eliqueiros Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Y'all must've forgot

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  14. Curtis Lowe

    Curtis Lowe Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Duran goes to the pen for murder. De La Hoya ends up looking like Micky Rourke.