Oscar was shot for years before he fought Pac

if that was true you would have posted it long before he lost to pacman. you didn't.

so it's a glory post.

 

His downfall started in 1999 after Trinidad showed him who "Daddy" was all along in the WW Division.

 

Tell Mayorga this

 

With or without the help of BALCO?

 

you want me to define irony for you?

 

The win for Pac over Cadaver Delahoya is the most overrated victory in recent years.
He looked like Skeletor with boxing gloves.

 

The Trinidad fight exposed DLH as a front runner ... he wasn't shot ... he sure as hell wasn't shot when he fought Hopkins.

 

Oscar did what he could in the ring...He fought the best and lost to the best!! HIS DAYS NOW SHOULD BE AS A PROMOTER AND BECOMING A PROMOTER FOR THE FANS AND FIGHTERS UNLIKE KING WHO IS A ***** AND STEALS FROM HIS FIGHTERS!!

 

Was he shot vs Floyd and Forbes in your opinion??

 

He gave Mayweather the fight of his life save Castillo in their first fight.

Dude, the man's shot now, okay. Granted. But shot years before?

 

Au contraire, my man, Tito was Oscar's last great victory.

(You know boxin' Jack, so you know that was a walkover)


He lost to Mosley not long after, and even though he outboxed Mosley in the rematch, it was not decisive.


No great victories since.

I love Mayorga, but he's not on the same skill level as the big boys. That fight was a foregone conclusion. I thought it would be a 12-0 shutout, but the KO was a bit of a surprise.


He wasn't shot after Tito, but he was past his best.




Tito is a different story.

Tito's skill level was exposed somewhat that night against Oscar.

Rarely has someone of that level been so completely schooled and out boxed, at least not till Winky got a hold of him.


He was shown to rely heavily on his big punch to get the job done.

And after Bernard's boys caught him doing ****** business with his mitts, he never had another victory of any real note again.

Done at 28.

 

No, he wasn't shot against Mayweather or Forbes ... he was exposed for being a one handed fighter --

He was never that great ... he fought a bunch of guys he was physically faster and/or stronger than and it got him far through his journey to the top, but as far as the true athletic and skillful fighters he lost --

Trinidad - more relentless took his heart away
Mosley - faster and more athletic
Hopkins - stronger and more athletic
Mayweather - more skilled and more athletic
Pacquiao - faster

 

Past his prime,but not shot.
Fighting like he had trained in a concentration camp is what did it.
147?!atschHe looked like a walking corpse.:skull
Oh well,served the greedy ******* right.