Oscar De la Hoya vs Thomas Hearns, 147, somebody gets KO'd, or decision?

Holyfield, Morrison. Foot movement is more effective than head movement depending on the opposition. If you're walking forward or standing still with head movement, it can become predictable. Lateral movement along with head movement can be more confusing for a flat footed hard puncher. Many times Frazier slipped right into shots. Not just in the Foreman fight.

 

Hearns would have beaten Oscar's ass en route to a very wide UD.

Tommy was a class above the cross dresser.

Oscar would have lost by a wide margin to Leonard, Hearns, Duran, and Benitez.

 

Benitez knock out Oscar? No. Can't see that AT ALL. Benitez would box the living **** outta him though.

I CAN see Leonard, and Duran stopping Oscar, if it's a 15 rounder.

Leonard, and Duran both had all time great stamina, and Oscar well........ did not.

Oscar loses to Donald Curry as well.

 

You disagree with yourself? :huh

Oscar wasn't a natural welter either...more a 140 pounder I reckon.

Hearns never displayed any weakness due to weight draining really...He tore through a pretty decent list of opponents in his reign but it's true he was always going to outgrow the division.

Hearns made 145 at around 11am the morning of the SRL fight and was comfortably ahead of Leonard after 12 rounds...Id assume he would only fight Oscar over 12 and I'd assume he would likely have 24 hours to make the weight.

And you have you forgotten Oscar's stamina issues around 147?

Tommy beats him no worries.

 

Oscar was a welterweight.

 

I disagree with myself quite often, Rock.

 

No, you don't, jackass. Here we go, again! I disagree with myself very rarely, if ever.