Prime DE La Hoya vs. Mayweather Who wins ?

Oscar by gang **** r6 ko.

 

Dude, if you really scored that fight a draw as you've stated several times on this forum, then I hope you and your mates fired up a few HUGE crack rocks before the anthem played because I don't see how any rational person could make a rational argument for Mayweather winning by at least 2 rounds with a straight face regardless of the cards the judges turned in.

On topic, Prime Oscar would be a hell of a challenge for Floyd. If prime WW DLH were to fight the current WW incarnation of Mayweather, I'd give Oscar the edge.

 

if dela hoya got a split decision loss when his over the hill what would he get in his prime i think a very comfortable eunanimous win

 

i tuly believe nobody in history could beat oscar when he is prime and focused, even the best heavyweights ever like muhammed ali.I also think he would catch joe louis on his shaky chin and finish him in six rounds.Prime for prime he would knock mayweather down five times and finish him within eight rounds. :yep :yep

 

atsch :roll: :nut :nut :nut

 

Oscar by UD.

 

i was trying to be funny i hate de la hoya.I am one of the few who thiks he lost to tito trinidad

 

The same DLH that nearly lost to less skilled & slower Quartey, beats PBF? Lesser boxers than PBF have NEUTRALIZED DLH's best weapon (his l. hook), yet people think that someone as smart & skilled as PBF is going to get outboxed simply w/ DLH's jab?

I love the logic that DLH wins b/c he'll jab more. As if jabbing is some kind of ultimate drain on a boxer's stamina, and the only reason that DLH stopped jabbing (and therefore lost their fight) was b/c he punched himself out. DLH's refusal to use the jab later on in the fight had nothing to do w/ the fact the PBF was countering the sh!t out of that jab after the first few rounds.

I also love how people are saying that PBF was the one w/ inflated, pitty-pat punch stats. Are these the same people who were obviously blown away by how little credit DLH was giving for throwing those amazing combos to PBF's elbows? Or that think that refs should heavily favor moving forward in a fight over actually landing punches?

But please, continue on about how a prime DLH beats a boxing savant like PBF using only jabs & more effort...

 

oscar

 

Prime for Prime, I'd have to go with Mayweather. I didn't think their fight last May was all that close, and people forget that a prime Oscar struggled with an aging Sweet Pea. Any weight, Mayweather between the ages of 25 and 28 beats Oscar between the same ages.