de la hoya lost

[ZKaudio]

Mexicans will riot everywhere.

 

[out_at_sea]

It was rigged....

ESPN has De la Hoya the winner by far(117-111)

Read this:
http://msn.espn.go.com/boxing/news/2003/0913/1615442.html

 

[mylife]

my buddy bet to win 200 bucks. i think the money line was 2.20 on the dollar so he lost a good 440. sucks to be him

 

[biteme]

This is why I only watch Tyson and the other knockout artists. If 2 guys can fight 12 rounds without 1 getting knocked out, they are fighting too cautiously, a real fight would never last that long. I'm pretty sure I could kick pretty boys ass if I cared to do so. He's physically small and weak. I'd just rush him and take away his ability to punch and it would be all over.

 

[Lord_Suston]

This is why I only watch Tyson and the other knockout artists. If 2 guys can fight 12 rounds without 1 getting knocked out, they are fighting too cautiously, a real fight would never last that long. I'm pretty sure I could kick pretty boys ass if I cared to do so. He's physically small and weak. I'd just rush him and take away his ability to punch and it would be all over.

Hmmm, have you ever fought a proboxer when he doesn't have gloves on, a whole different story. Rushing in on him would be easier said than done

 

[ZKaudio]

dude my rich mexican neighbors have like 10000 mexican friends in their house and i think they're trying to break down walls and shit over this... the house is pretty far away too and I can hear yelling. They'll probably start firing weapons in the air soon... time to call security !

 

[biteme]

Hmmm, have you ever fought a proboxer when he doesn't have gloves on, a whole different story. Rushing in on him would be easier said than done

He'd have to knock you out with 1 punch if you're much stronger and bigger and know how to take someone down.

 

[Lord_Suston]

not really, boxers work on combos and sidestepping, being big is not always and advantage especially if the fighter specialty is speed. Strength doesn't really help unless one's fighting style utilizes raw strength, greco-roman wrestling, judo, other grappling styles. Boxer in the lighter division don't train for the one pounch knockout liek heavyweights, they work on positioning and setups,example; rush in antry to go for a one leg take down with you right arm, A proficient boxer woul move to his right and back while throwing a stiff jab to help him move around by using your own momentum to push him to you side, from there he might craxk you in the temple with an overhand right while smashing your jaw in with a left hook before you could even react and there you go now you are open to a barrage of punches to the face and ribs,

Now maybe you are a great grappler, collegiate level or a superior jujistu guy, but I wouldn't try it

 

[OKIE]

That fight was bullshit...De La Hoya was easily the winner of that fight.

 

[sinjinsmythe33]

i watched the fight on pay per view, didnt order it, it was just on. though de la hoya won close, but kellerman on espn claims most people ringside gave it to sugar. biteme, these guys may only weigh 154 and cant push the iron you could in a gym, but fighting is a completely different game. they are quick agile athletes with combat conditioning and tremendous handspeed. unless you have serious takedown skills and a great chin, you probably wouldnt last thirty seconds with either. no disrespect intended.