Speed yes, but more power then DLH, HELL NO!smallpig758 said:
Floyd/Oscar 7day weigh in.
Friday, April 27 2007
Both Oscar de la Hoya and Floyd Mayweather took part in the mandatory WBC 7-day safety weight check-ins from their respective training camps. Stepping on the scale in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico and overseen by the Puerto Rico Boxing Commission President, Jose Penagaricano, De La Hoya weighed 158 pounds. "I'm ready and eagerly awaiting the sound of the bell." Mayweather weighed in at the Las Vegas offices of Dr. Robert Voy. Dr. Cary Logan witnessed as Mayweather stepped on the scale and weighed 150 pounds. "Nothing left to say. I am in tremendous shape and ready to go."
So Floyd has unofficially lost two pounds in the last 30 days. Oscar has lost 6. I figured Floyd will weigh in at 151 and Oscar at 154.
Both Oscar de la Hoya and Floyd Mayweather took part in the mandatory WBC 7-day safety weight check-ins from their respective training camps. Stepping on the scale in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico and overseen by the Puerto Rico Boxing Commission President, Jose Penagaricano, De La Hoya weighed 158 pounds. "I'm ready and eagerly awaiting the sound of the bell." Mayweather weighed in at the Las Vegas offices of Dr. Robert Voy. Dr. Cary Logan witnessed as Mayweather stepped on the scale and weighed 150 pounds. "Nothing left to say. I am in tremendous shape and ready to go."
So Floyd has unofficially lost two pounds in the last 30 days. Oscar has lost 6. I figured Floyd will weigh in at 151 and Oscar at 154.
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Yup, he fought so beautifully that he had everyone headed for the exits.Lefthook said:You think Floyd gives a crap about the heat?
Sure the fighters are as good as their last performance, Oscar looked slower than the Sturm and Hopkins fight, he just looked good cause Mayorga made him look good
And as for Floyd, he gave a boxing clinic to Baldi, fought beautifully, hit and not be hit style suits him great, thats what he's gonna do to Oscar
As a matter of fact, it was you that was saying he had more power which I was responding to.smallpig758 said:Weigh ins look pretty solid. Oscar will definitely be the bigger man, but i don't think he'll be able to come close to matching up with Floyds speed or power as well.
Yea, he really showed his pop in his last three fights. Did any of them touch the canvas? NO. He has not carried his power up.smallpig758 said:I was referring to the lack of respect Floyd gets for his power. Sure Oscar has more power, he is the bigger guy. Floyd has a little more pop than some give him credit for.
They are not talking about the true fight fans, they are talking about the casual fight fans. As many people that should be watching, I think that they do need to put on a show. So all those casual fans can see what they are missing, Great Fights!smallpig758 said:I admit its a great matchup that boxing definitely needs more of the like, but if you are a true boxing fan you dont look at one fight to call it the "one" that boxing needs
Tommy, I'm starting to think that you are a closet UFC fan!:cheeky4:tommygunn said:one things for sure, UFC will never reach these heights!!!
Well, since MMA has been around longer than boxing I doubt they ever will.:cheeky4:tommygunn said:cavemen should be bannished from contatct sport. :cheeky4:
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