Who won the 12th round? Floyd Mayweather or Oscar "Golden Fishnets" La hoya?

I thought this round could easily have gone to DLH.

 

I dont need to watch rd 12 again, Ive seen it a few times & there is no doubt it is a Mayweather rd.

ANYONE that gives that last rd to DLH needs to get themselves into the old tennis because boxing is not their thing.... seriously.

 

PBF EASY...how was that even close ???

 

lol...HOW???? [lease explain...he got outboxed the whole rd...period??atsch

 

Maayweather, For me it decided the fight. Close round though.

 

Floyd. Oscar nearly caught him with a few seconds to go though.

 

The only thing that gave Oscar credibility in this rnd was the flurry with about 40 seconds left, pbf had this rnd tho

 

Well I still say Oscar won the round

 

Too bad this poll ended up undermining that point by showing that at least a quarter of the people who voted scored the round for DLH, while several who scored for Mayweather have acknowledged it was close. Great way to shoot yourself in the foot.

But as I already pointed out, the fact that there was even a need for you to make this poll is all the proof that's needed to show it was a close and debatable round. You killed your "point" from the moment you tried to "prove" it.

Great job. :roll:

 

I really do find that hard to believe.
Dont get me wrong, its not as if Floyd completely pissed all over him as in rd 11 but he still landed the much cleaner punches until the last 20 secs or so.

 

No you can't actually, because you're just using the very point you're struggling to prove as proof of your point.

You're claiming that someone doesn't know how to score a round if he scores that round for DLH, but your only "proof" of that is that if someone scores the round for DLH then it must mean he doesn't know how to score a round.

It's reverse logic, and it means you really don't have a leg to stand on here.

 

I thought he didn't land as much as Oscar and Oscar stole it at the end.

 

Including Oscar's wife

She probably caught a few flurries that night for not knowing her husband lost.