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Old 05/02/2007, 11:33 PM
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Mayweather vs De La Hoya!

Who is watching the fight and can I come over??

Seriously!!

I will pitch in for the PPV and bring food and booze!!

I really wanna see the fight with others and I dont know of a sports bar playing it any where near me, not even hooters
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Old 05/02/2007, 11:47 PM
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we are watching the fight at my cousins. where are you located?... its this SATURDAY !!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 05/03/2007, 12:03 AM
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we are watching the fight at my cousins. where are you located?... its this SATURDAY !!!!!!!!!!!
Elk Grove, Be home around 5 o clock fight starts at 6.
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Old 05/03/2007, 06:58 AM
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watching at my friends house.

I dont are for mayweather but i'm sure he will win
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Old 05/05/2007, 09:06 PM
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Has anyone ordered this PPV yet? I've been trying to order this fight for an hour and can't get through!
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Old 05/06/2007, 01:27 AM
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Hey man who ever called me to come watch the fight "Good Looking OUt" Thanks!
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Old 05/06/2007, 02:52 AM
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you know what really sucks. the fight was at the casino here in redding and i didnt even know untill tonight. then on top of that its 60 bucks to see the fight on ppv and tickets to the actual fight were only like twenty bucks.
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Old 05/06/2007, 02:19 PM
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you know what really sucks. the fight was at the casino here in red tickets to the actual fight were only like twenty bucks.
Where in the world did you get that figure??

No way you could have gotten tickets for $20 buck
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Old 05/06/2007, 05:40 PM
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the fight was at the casino here in redding and i didnt even know untill tonight.

i thought it was in vegas at the MGM
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Old 05/06/2007, 05:49 PM
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i thought it was in vegas at the MGM
They were showing it at the casino is what I believe he meant
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Old 05/06/2007, 06:01 PM
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yea i just thought of that too ..
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Old 05/06/2007, 10:51 PM
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that fight was hella weak, and Mayweather I think was hella wack. He ran away from Oscar all 12 rounds. Oscar would have kicked his a$$$ if he would have actually fought.

the Judah andCoto fight next month will be a good one also
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Old 05/06/2007, 11:02 PM
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that fight was hella weak, and Mayweather I think was hella wack. He ran away from Oscar all 12 rounds. Oscar would have kicked his a$$$ if he would have actually fought.

the Judah andCoto fight next month will be a good one also
This is why I can't stand boxing anymore. I'm glad I didn't shell out the $60 for PPV and just watched the Jazz vs. Rockets instead.

Mayweather is about as exciting to watch as Pernell Whitaker. I think I'd rather watch paint dry.

I consider both fighters to be overrated, but Oscar fights with the heart of a champion (with the exception of his Trinidad bout at the end). A true Warrior. I did not watch the fight, so someone please tell me how Oscar landed more shots, yet, somehow lost. Judging from their faces after the fight, it looked like Mayweather took a lot of punishment.

I heard talk of how Mayweather controlled the tempo. Is running away a tempo?

Thanks in advance for the input!
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Old 05/06/2007, 11:12 PM
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This is why I can't stand boxing anymore. I'm glad I didn't shell out the $60 for PPV and just watched the Jazz vs. Rockets instead.

Mayweather is about as exciting to watch as Pernell Whitaker. I think I'd rather watch paint dry.

I consider both fighters to be overrated, but Oscar fights like a champion (with the exception of his Trinidad bout at the end). I did not watch the fight, so someone please tell me how Oscar landed more shots, yet lost the fight. Judging from their faces after the fight, it looked like Mayweather took a lot of punishment.

I heard talk of how Mayweather controlled the tempo. Is running away a tempo?

Thanks in advance for the input!
Oscar tried to set the tempo but Mayweather had a game plan and they stuck with it, Oscar tried for 12 rounds to get him to fight but Floyd basically kept playing "D" (its what he's known for and his quickness) and just countered each time and all his shots landed.
Oscar had MORE punches thrown but he did not land a lot of them. Oscar I think after had PCT. Landed at around the high 20% and Floyd PCT landed was around the 40%. But if they would have actually fought toe to toe then there would have been a couple of knock downs and it would have been a better fight. Mayweather SR after the fight was asked "who do you think won this figh?" he answered " Oscar ". But then again this was just a huge promotion to get boxing and its fans back, and they are talking rematch.
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Old 05/07/2007, 04:54 AM
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Mayweather cant fight toe to toe with De La Hoya but is much faster and made De La Hoya look silly and old quite often. Floyd is a boxer....not a fighter. He would be dumb to go toe to toe with De La Hoya and is a much better boxer. If you dislike that fight it is too bad because it was a good one. If action is what you want in a mortal combat sense, try K1 or UFC. As a boxing fan I thought it was a great fight and Mayweather edged him out. Seems Oscar has always come up short when fighting the great champions. ( Trinidad, Mosely, and Mayweather) Fight will replay Sat. on HBO for those who missed it.

Mayweather's dad was a De La Hoya trainer and does not get along with his son, what he says means very little from an objective standpoint.
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Old 05/07/2007, 10:52 AM
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Mayweather's dad was a De La Hoya trainer and does not get along with his son, what he says means very little from an objective standpoint.
yea he was Oscars trainer, from a boxing fan and friends of who box and was their watching this fight, this was not a good fight, the Boom Boom fight was better than this.

and yes I also watch K1 & UFC
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Old 05/07/2007, 10:43 PM
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and yes I also watch K1 & UFC [/B]
Me too! I love the combat and the quick pace along with the real full spectrum of the fighters. I also love boxing though and appreciate a good tactical fighter such as a Moseley or Mayweather. I just don't think you can ask Floyd to stand in with De La Hoya, it isn't what made him a great champion in the first place. Just my opinion however!
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Old 05/07/2007, 11:22 PM
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He's a very technical fighter that makes fighters looks bad, like a smaller version of Chris Byrd. These are smart guys, and it would be the way I'd box if I stepped in the ring. Avoid as many exchanges as you can throughout your career.

I agree...it's what made him a champion, Paul. However, I'd hardly call him great. The toughest opponent he's ever faced was an 'aging', 'past his prime' Oscar, and he's thinking of retiring? Good riddance.
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Old 05/08/2007, 05:12 AM
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you guys should check out k-1max. Those guys have all the hand skills of a boxer, plus kicks that would drop a bear. It's a huge contrast to even the regular hw k-1 fights
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Old 05/08/2007, 06:15 PM
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I agree...it's what made him a champion, Paul. However, I'd hardly call him great. The toughest opponent he's ever faced was an 'aging', 'past his prime' Oscar, and he's thinking of retiring? Good riddance. [/B]
I see your point Karl, but I think it is the ease in which he has dismantled other good fighters such as Judah, Baldomir, Gatti, Jose Luis Castillo X2, and the late Diego Corrales that classifies him as great. Not to mention that Whittaker and Mosely ducked him earlier in his career. Oscar is a good fighter... I just think as a boxer he is a tier below because in the BIG ONE's, he never won. But just like the boxing scorecards, one's own perspective and opinion can greatly vary from another's. I say he should fast for 2 months and fight Pacquiao at around 125 pounds. That I would pay to see!!
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Old 05/08/2007, 09:16 PM
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I just read a little while ago that Diego DIed Monday

Man what a sad day for boxing
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Old 05/08/2007, 10:35 PM
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I thought it was this morning. Combination of speeding and inexperience caused him to slam into the back of a car.
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