Oscar De La Hoya's Left Jab !

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  1. PH|LLA

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    yea he had a good solid jab but not phenominal. Its not like he won fights strictly off his jab like Winky Wright did against Tito for example.
     
  2. PaddyD1983

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    ODLH had an awesome jab.

    The operative word being 'had'. I think he left it at home for the Manny fight.
     
  3. PaddyD1983

    PaddyD1983 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    To be fair he did early doors. Simply gassed out.
     
  4. EL-MATADOR

    EL-MATADOR Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Watch the fight with Quartey and tell me who had the better jab.
     
  5. EL-MATADOR

    EL-MATADOR Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Winky may have the best jab in recent times not Oscar, although his was very good.
     
  6. martin0792

    martin0792 The Golden Boy Full Member

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    Only on paper pal De La Hoya won the fight he took Trinidad to school , gave him a boxing lesson.
     
  7. EL-MATADOR

    EL-MATADOR Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    DLH won 7-5 IMO. wish their would've been a rematch, cause after the fight Oscar said he would mix it up with Tito and go toe to toe if they ever fought again. Shame they never did cause Tito would have really won the second time around if Oscar chose to exchange power shots with him.
     
  8. martin0792

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    During the first few rounds in Oscar's fight with Quartey it was practically a battle of left jabs. Quartey threw more but I wouldn't say his was better, Oscar landed the heavier margin, if use remember De La Hoya ended up rocking Quartey with a solid left jab, I think it was round 9
     
  9. EL-MATADOR

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    Quartey was more consistent with his jab, and he never pawed with it he put real power behind it everytime he threw it. I love Oscar's jab, he just didn't use it enough IMO.
     
  10. martin0792

    martin0792 The Golden Boy Full Member

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    I agree Tito Trinidad was a heavier puncher than Oscar although De La Hoya boxed a smart fight in their fight, De La Hoya's corner men knew Trinidad could hit hard especially with the left hook, so they prepared Oscar to box him, out score him rather than bang with him.
     
  11. EL-MATADOR

    EL-MATADOR Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Yea they had the perfect gameplan that night, but they never should have told him to coast to a victory. They should've let him continue doing what he had been doing all night.
     
  12. martin0792

    martin0792 The Golden Boy Full Member

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    Couldn't agree more with you, De La Hoya was untouchable when he got in the motion of throwing his left jab, he started well against Mayweather, the jab was very effective against him and Oscar just all of a sudden stopped throwing it.
     
  13. EL-MATADOR

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    Foreman said this, I forget which fight though
    "When Oscar jabs, he RULES" ...so true
     
  14. martin0792

    martin0792 The Golden Boy Full Member

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    True, De La Hoya also said even when he was preparing for Trinidad Gill Clancy told him to stop once Oscar tryd to mix it with his sparring partners, they had the brilliant plan but telling Oscar to sit on his lead after all those rounds in the bag, I will never no why, mabey they were cautious Trinidad would catch De La Hoya with the left hook in the later rounds as Tito was known to be a slow starter.
     
  15. martin0792

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    Yeah I remember a lot of what Big Foreman said about Oscar's jab when he was commentating I remember he once said "Oscar had the best jab in Boxing no doubt about it ". I think it was the Oba Carr fight, although I said it in almost every De La Hoya fight.