ODLH-PBF vs ODLH-Pac, difference in DLH?

I said nothing about weight drain. I'm just simply telling the facts. Pacman, probably due to his muscular frame, rehydrated noticeably more than JMM in both fights. It's just the way it is.

 

I'm just ****ing with you man I know Pac came in around 147 against JMM and JMM was about 144. But the thing is moving up in weight is not only about how much you weigh its about how your body is adjusted to fighting guys that are bigger in size. Guys that can take your punch better and that can deliver a stronger punch and can muscle you around. Oscar is used to fighting these big guys but Pac isn't.

I also expected Oscar to beat Pac and I based that on him being the bigger fighter on fight night. However the fact that Pac completely destroyed him when they were at the same weight is evidence that 1) Pac is better than I thought and 2) Even if Oscar weighed more than Pac it wouldn't make enough of a difference to get him a W. He would still get his ass kicked, but maybe not as bad..

 

CO -SIGN ON THAT :hi::good

 

Bull****. Age varies from fighter to fighter.

If Fighter 'A' has had 60 wars.

And Fighter 'B' has had 20 easy wins.

Then it doesn't matter if those fighters are the same age.


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And...by the way....I said "a couple of years can make a big difference for a fighter in their 30's".

Thats a bit different to saying "a couple of years makes a big difference for all fighters in their 30's"


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What also contributed was Pac's body shots, he made DLH pay. DLH was visibly protecting his body a lot of times against Pac.

 

DLH explained what happened in the PAC fight. They knew about Pac's speed and had a plan for that. They had a plan A (to try and hurt Pac early to somehow lessen Pac's speed and stamina) and a plan B (that if plan A fails, they would encourage Pac to hit oscar and set him up for a trap where Oscar will use his strength and try to go for the KO). I was thinking the plan changed when he felt Pac's power, and it somehow made him cautious in engaging in a brawl. Plans A and B went down the drain.

 

true story...u can read ibnto it all u want but this is the factor...PBF beat a guy who was 162...pac beat a guy who was 147

 

first of all, DLH didn't drop the 15 pounds overnight, it was done gradually and was monitored for side effects. On the other hand PAC added weight. HATTON cried about adding weight after he lost to PBF, when he only added 7 lbs. PAC how many pounds did he add? Divisions he jumped over? :hat

 

Wtf has Hatton got to do with this?
Different boxers adapt differently. Don't judge one by how another adapts Hatton has nothing to do with this.:roll:

I have a question for you guys that think it was the same DLH for the PBF fight.
Answer me why Freddie Roach would be quoted saying the following:

"Oscar shows up, he could barely get around the track. Seemed like he was struggling to make weight, his face was drawn, looked white as a ghost, it just made my confidence that much more"

Question: "Freddie how did you feel when they weighed in at 145?"
Answer: "I was thrilled, Oscar over did it. He tried to prove he could come in lighter than us cause he thought we were going to come in at 147. Lets face it, fighters are weighed 5 minutes before they get on the scale then they're off weight and re-hydrate 5 minutes after. That concept of saying being at weight for a month so you're used to being at that weight, thats bull****. Fighters make weight the last day and re-hydrate and go back up in weight. All this deer meat, antelope meat, proteins and no carbohydrates, his nutritionist done a terrible job."

"But then I saw the i.v in his arm, I saw the i.v marks, fresh tape, it's a fresh iv, I can tell the cut. They re-hydrated him too late, they waited too long to hydrate him I feel. Its not illegal of course but the thing is he couldn't get nothing in his system and then he was dehydrated after the fight, I got a report from the doctors, it was dehydration because they didn't hydrate him enough, nobody let him build his body back up, they did it to themselves"

Question: "Freddie when did you feel in the course of that fight you were going to fully control this bout?"

Answer: "Before the fight started. When he gained 2lbs between weigh in and fight time I said, Manny he's going to be good for 3 rounds keep your hands up, don't go crazy, take your time, break him down slowly, we got him."

Answer that boys. Same Oscar My arse, there's your answer.

 

you might aswell give up, those *******s are simply not coherant enough, to understand, that this is the truth.. eventhough their favorite ****-roach is telling it like it is, ill bet they still wont accept it.

how someone can say it was the same calibre of fighter they fought, is perhaps one of the worst observations ive seen here on esb..

how the **** anyone can analyze the scenario, where oscar rehydrates to aprox 160 and call it similar to the living zombie at 145, is really beyond me, AND THIS IS CLEARLY A PERSON, WHO DOESNT KNOW **** ABOUT CUTTING WEIGHT, IF THIS IS DONE THE WRONG WAY..

 

Tell me about it. Feel like I'm banging my head against a ****ing wall. :twisted: