Your scorecard for de la hoya- mayweather

Oscar was tapping that and you know it!

 

This is how I saw it as well.

 

Oscar lost 9-3, 8-4 and got staggered in the 5th by back to back right hands off the ropes.:deal He was much bigger than May too.

 

And had he been a fighter that could've kept jabbing, those eyes would've been in trouble and we would've seen a different fight. Winky Floyd anyone.

And some Floydboys think this guy would've had a chance against Hearns. :huh

 

[html]Óscar De La Hoya vs Floyd Mayweather

1 9 10
2 10 9
3 9 10
4 9 10
5 9 10
6 10 9
7 10 9
8 9 10
9 9 10
10 9 10
11 9 10
12 10 9

112 116[/html]

 

He didn't just stop jabbing because he wanted to be nice. Floyd neutralized it.

 

Go look at the compubox **** Oscar threw plenty jabs down the stretch but being Floyd Floyd adjusted and took them away and nullifies heir effectiveness.

 

uh no.
Winky would have beaten Floyd and so would Hearns, but please don't act like oscar could have done anything different to win that fight when his punch output didn't go down as the fight went on

 

Floyd won, no controversy. End of thread.

 

DUG UP MY OLD SCORE CARD


Dlh $may

1 9 10
2 10 9
3 9 10
4 9 10
5 9 10
6 10 9
7 10 9
8 9 10
9 9 10
10 9 10
11 9 10
12 10 10

112 117

 

According to compubox Oscar threw 77 jabs in the last 3 rounds. He landed 4 of them. Which shows that Oscar didnt stop jabbing, Floyd made it ineffective.


Owned again ***. Stop embarrassing the D.

 

ahahaha he just lost it! it fell out of his pocket at start of round five!!! people are stupid. To think a guy like May couldnt adjust to a tired de la hoya.

people that have actually boxed before would know how hard it is to keep missing like oscar did and keeping your stamina.

Once Oscar slowed down he didnt dare with the jab as one lazy one could have as many as two or three straight rights coming over it

 

:good

 

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Don't remember the rounds, buy I had it a very clear 116-112 Mayweather. Wouldn't complain of you gave one more round to Mayweather, but no way he lost more than 4 rounds.