De La Hoya -vs- Pacquiao, streaming online free???
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You couldn't be more wrong buddy, he built his legacy by fighting the best of the best when he was young, genaro hernandez, jcchavez, quartey, sweet pea, tito, sugar shane etc. etc. Now his last 3 or 4 fights were hand picked, but saying he ducked good fighters for 10 years is absolute bullshit.
but JC Chavez? cmon now...dude was over the hill himself even at the first fight....and JC racked up his 100 wins against horrendous competition anyway...I think he even fought Nacho Libre once...
Genaro...another guy who fought "Mexican taxi drivers" like JCC...
Look, I'm not saying the guy didn't have a really nice career, just that it's highly overrated...for the several good fights in the late 90s he took, he also ducked a lot of guys, too.
You DLH fans should just be thankful he ducked Margarito and decided to try the smaller Pacquiao...otherwise he might be dead.
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I'll give you a few of those as good fights (Shane, whittaker, Ike)...
but JC Chavez? cmon now...dude was over the hill himself even at the first fight....and JC racked up his 100 wins against horrendous competition anyway...I think he even fought Nacho Libre once...
Genaro...another guy who fought "Mexican taxi drivers" like JCC...
Look, I'm not saying the guy didn't have a really nice career, just that it's highly overrated...for the several good fights in the late 90s he took, he also ducked a lot of guys, too.
You DLH fans should just be thankful he ducked Margarito and decided to try the smaller Pacquiao...otherwise he might be dead.
but JC Chavez? cmon now...dude was over the hill himself even at the first fight....and JC racked up his 100 wins against horrendous competition anyway...I think he even fought Nacho Libre once...
Genaro...another guy who fought "Mexican taxi drivers" like JCC...
Look, I'm not saying the guy didn't have a really nice career, just that it's highly overrated...for the several good fights in the late 90s he took, he also ducked a lot of guys, too.
You DLH fans should just be thankful he ducked Margarito and decided to try the smaller Pacquiao...otherwise he might be dead.
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Please name some guys he ducked when he was in his prime, please enlighten me. He hand picked his last 3 or 4 fights, well because he could, but once again when he was in his prime he fought the best and beat most of them (whether the record says it or not, ie: tito, sugar shane 2). He hasn't been in his prime in probably 4-5 years and it's a young mans game now, but to say his career is overrated is one of the dumbest statements I have ever read. I'm not even that big of a fan, but I felt the need to say something about that retarted comment.
Who did DLH duck?
Well, Margarito, Winky, Hatton are a few, but it's not even so much completely ducking....lots of times he just ducked until guys were old as ****
Here's some "big wins" for DLH in the 90s:
JCC (34) (36)
Sweet Pea (33)
Camacho (35)
Avila (36)
Quartay (31)
Can you name one fighter DLH fought in the 90s who had any meaningful wins in their career after they fought DLH...all of the "name" fighters were threadbare when he fought them.
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You couldn't be more wrong buddy, he built his legacy by fighting the best of the best when he was young, genaro hernandez, jcchavez, quartey, sweet pea, tito, sugar shane etc. etc. Now his last 3 or 4 fights were hand picked, but saying he ducked good fighters for 10 years is absolute bullshit.
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You fail to mention Feliz Trinidad who beat him. Also, personally think Pac Man is the first real fighther he has fought since then, who had the ability of going pound for pound. De La Hoya has skills no doubt, I respect the guy. But the last 10 yrs, he hasn't really tested himself against a great fighter in his prime.
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You fail to mention Feliz Trinidad who beat him. Also, personally think Pac Man is the first real fighther he has fought since then, who had the ability of going pound for pound. De La Hoya has skills no doubt, I respect the guy. But the last 10 yrs, he hasn't really tested himself against a great fighter in his prime.
And to me, it's the first half of his career where he didn't fight many worthy opponents in their prime...JCC, Ike, Sweet Pea, etc.
He's fought much better caliber of opponents this decade...but of course he's gotten his *** handed to him repeatedly by them.
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At least up until the last 5 rounds where he ran from Tito after getting his ribs/liver/midsection fucked up....a weakness that was later exposed again by Hopkins.
I would have had the fight even or 115-113 either way...I didn't see the decision as blatantly bad as some did. If DLH wanted to win, he could have done *something* the last half of the fight instead of listening to his corner and putting on the ice skates.
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Are you serious. Did you watch that fight? Or just read reviews? De La Hoya lost hands down. Trinidad was the better fighter in the match, no excuses. Had Trinidad not retired he could have been his kryptonite throughout his career. Kinda like Chuck Lidell and Tito Ortiz. I respect the mans work ethic, career, and what he has done business wise outside the ring. But to many people overrate him sometimes.
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At least he's fought (and beat) some good guys the last several years, so you can't really ciriticize him as hard as you used to could. Still needs to fight Cotto, Pacquiao and/or Margarito though.
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Mayweather was a joke...when he and Oscar went at it, he ran around the ring never really swinging...i dont beleive he won that fight but whatever...pacman would make mayweather his bitch too!!