Who Wins At Lightweight, Prime Oscar Or Prime Floyd??

I've seen them, the point is he was dropped and had no business doing so. You're out of your ****ing mind if you think Oscar could outbox PBF, a superior boxer to a wide UD win.:rofl Very few guys in the history of the sport could beat PBF by wide UD at 135:deal As matter of fact Pea Whitaker who's greater than Oscar wouldn't beat him by wide UD either at 135. The same problems Oscar had with PBF at 154 would be the same ones he would have at 135 except PBF would be faster and have more lateral movement. PBF would always be a nightmare match up for Oscar and will forever own his golden ass between the ropes deal with it Oscarsexual.:hi:

 

You mean the same Hernandez who he drug up to 135 a weight at which Genaro had never fought at before? That Hernandez? You mean an ancient JCC who had been in more wars than the Germans? That JCC?:deal

 

At that weight it'd be more competitive. At 147 a prime Oscar shuts out Floyd.

 

No, really. Is there another professor? A trainer?:huh

 

Oscar would also be faster at 135, and his legs were better at 135, not to mention his power was very good at 135. JLC damn near chased Floyd out of the ring at 135. Oscar would have no trouble with him. It would be similar to DLH's fight against Jeff Mayweather. :yep

Also, if he's such a nightmare for DLH, then how come a semi-retired ODLH was competitive with him? Watch the version of Oscar who fought Floyd, and then go watch Oscar vs Hernandez, and Oscar vs. Rueles (both top 135 .lbs guys at the time).

Oscar was over the hill when he fought Floyd.

 

Yeah, there is. I'll just have to go and dig through my **** to find my copy of American Son.

 

Yes, exactly.

 

One problem there. JLC and Oscar fight nothing alike one is a master pressure fighter adept at cutting off the ring and going to the body something Oscar doesn't do. How in the **** is Oscar going to outbox a superior boxer? I'm still waiting for that. Oscar has always struggles with guys with speed and defense. The loser of all big fights would lose to his daddy PBF at 130, 135, 140, 147 or 154 he's simply the better fighter and proved May 5, 2007 a night that still gives you heartburn to this day.hi:

 

In 1995 he hired Jesus Rivero (the professor) to work on his defence after being dropped by fighters he wasn't expected to be dropped by. Rivero essentially worked behind the scenes as the head trainer, while Alcazar remained at the front even though he was basically useless. Oscar eventually replaced Rivero with Emmanuel Steward due to friction caused by Rivero's continued presence in camp.

 

I already explained all this. If my I.Q. was lower, then I might actually enjoy debating this with you.

 

Did he ever explain why he decided to fight orthodox?:huh

 

You haven't explained ****. PBF is the superior boxer between the two. Oscar can't outbox PBF to a win. So I guess he can only go to war with him and that's not his style. He can't fight like that. Oscar at 135 was a even more of a one-handed fighter and PBF would take it away and reduce Oscar to looking like he never stepped foot in a boxing ring before. It would be funny to watch honestly. The fight would be a boxing match with Oscar's usual tense stiff style. PBF would dictate the pace being the ring general while Oscar is getting beat to the punch fading down the stretch and getting the **** countered outta him.:deal

 

I saw this discussion in the classic forum, and he did in a sense. He just sort of mentions that because he started at such a young age he was converted by the people coaching him. Think a similar situation occured with Victor Ortiz :huh

He confirms he was converted at a young age in this video at 3:53.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cupSRCc58E4[/ame]

 

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