Oscar who fought Tito vs. PBF at 147 lbs

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quartey outjabbed de la fishnet.

quartey's jab was amazing, and better than the jab of goldie.

oscar fanboys are a humorous bunch.

 

mayweather by decision

 

Floyd couldn't beat Oscar in his prime at 147lbs, No way He wouldn't have gotten past Oscars Jab that he could throw 5 times in a row in about 1 second. Oscars bull**** flurries were enough to sway the ******ed judges in the fight they had into Oscars favor enough for a SD, It would have been more flurries and more rounds Oscars way.

 

let's just say, by the will of god or whatever, the nevada judges are fair.

then what happens?

 

Oscar was too ****ing strong at 147lbs dude, He would have been so overpowered and blown away. Its sad as **** that the first fight was even competitive. Oscar is not even a shell of what he used to be!!! And Oscar still managed to make it close on the cards. I thought it was clear for Mayweather, but it should have been EASY. Oscar has NOTHING left. Put it this way If a Prime Pernell Whitaker fought The DLH that Floyd fought.......rofl! BLOW OUT!!!

 

so are you saying that it was a size thing more than a class/skill/ability thing?

a prime whitaker was a lot smaller than the 154 lb. de la fishnet that mayweather beat, so i don't see the relevance there.

pernell peaked at lightweight.

 

was just making a point.

A prime Floyd Mayweather won a SD (which was bs, should have been UD) over an Over the hill DLH.

A Prime DLH won a decision (which was BS, I thought Pernell squeezed out the decision) on an Over the hill Whitaker.


Reverse the rolls of Pernell Whitaker and DLH...Had Whitaker been in his prime and DLH had been the washed up fighter, Pernell Whitaker would have BEAT HIS ASSSSS, COLD!!! He wouldn't even have dropped a round to that bull**** that DLH brought to his fight with Floyd.

 

who's comparing whitaker and mayweather?

that's another argument on another thread.

 

The De La Hoya who fought Gonzalez would have the best shot at beating Mayweather. Aggressive behind the jab, and his stamina wasn't an issue back then. Up until he took the last three rounds off against Trinidad he never had any stamina problems. Infact, De La Hoya had a history of closing the show 10 years ago.

 

Mayweather by UD

 

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