who has more chances of winning  this next saturday de la hoya or mallorga.?
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I'm going with Mayorga on this. Oscar hasn't fought since September 18, 2004 and that's when he lost to Hopkins. Mayorga's last fight was in October against Trinidad...which he lost as well.\nRecent commentary states that Mayorga has put on a very impressive public workout and 'hit the bag with sheer anger, imagining it to be De La Hoya himself'. The fight conferences alone would give the edge to Mayorga too. He yelled, insulted and even slapped De La Hoya. I believe such antics enables him to get into the mind of the boxer well before the actual fight.
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Roberto Carlos or saviola
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Actually I saw Audlee Harrison get beat by a no name on BFC and he has yet to fight any BIG names in the U.S. to prove himself. If you are judging by best English heavyweight he may be the one but I would have to go with Vladimir Klitchko for current best heavyweight over all. He proved this by beating Sam Peter, an undefeated hopeful, and dominating Cris Byrd. He is taking on the best of the best. His critics point to his lost to Brewster where he wore himself out but you have to remember he dominated every minute of the fight before that and there was no rematch. I think he just had a bad night.
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Well they are in different divisions now.\n\nOscar de la Hoya is more famous than Trinidad.\n\nFighting record wise Felix Trinidad is better, he won the match agianst Oscar de la Hoya.\n\nOscar de la Hoya: 37W-4L-0D\nFelix Trinidad: 42W-2L-0D
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Saturday's fight? De la Hoya TKO in the 6th. Lousy fight.
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Mayorga can be dangerous.  He's absolutely fearless in the ring and has the ability to land right hand power shots from multiple angles.  If De La Hoya tries to go toe-to-toe, then Mayorga might win.\n\nHowever, if Oscar _boxes_ like Spinks and Trinidad did against Mayorga, then Oscar will definitely win a decision, maybe even a TKO.\n\nIt does look like Mayorga has seriously wounded Oscar's pride with his press conference insults, so Oscar might feel that he has to stand a trade a little bit.\n\nEither way, it should be a good fight.
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Floyd Mayweather Jr is the opponent Oscar De la Hoya is looking at for his big September 16th pay-per-view. With the amount of cash he could make on that fight, who would turn it down? It'll be huge, as is most anything with Oscar's name on it.\n\nMayweather may or may not have enough respect for Antonio Margarito, but he does realize that Margarito is a dangerous opponent who could ruin his chances to get on that card. The Margarito fight itself would not be anywhere near as big an opportunity since his name is still well known only among devoted boxing fans.
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Ive seen both boxers extensively in the ring but before I get to the comparison I have to explain the media circus surrounding this which is basically a classic case of good vs evil. Since this match is also on PPV, the promoters are seeing how lucrative Mayorga's shit talking is becoming, and are going to make it as dramatic as possible.\n \nDe La Hoya:\nOscar does have nearly twice the experience of Mayorga.\nOscar is highly regarded for his techinical excellence in the ring, Mayorga is known for starting wars in the ring. \nOscar is a "slow starter". He starts off very cautious until he finds his niche.\nHis speed is unmatched in the ring, yet his power leaves something to be desired.\nA smart boxer, he usually avoids repeating the same mistakes twice.\n\nMayorga:\nThere are reckless fighters and there is Mayorga, who has wide swings, often leaving himself wide open for damage.\nPlays the mental game with his opponent.\nHas a strong chin and does not go down so easily.\nUsually abandons his own safety at the risk of causing major damage.\n\n\nPredictions:\nIf Mayorga comes out swinging than it may be too much for De La Hoya to chew in the early rounds where he is still feeling out his opponent. \nTheir styles are on two opposite ends of the spectrum.\nIf De La Hoya appears unphased by Mayorgas hard punches in the early rounds than this will be an easy win for De La Hoya. If Mayorga decides to be on the attack 90 percent of this match, this could be either the worst thing to happen to De La Hoya or work out completely in his favor, all depending on how well Oscar can take a punch. If Mayorga's gonna win than he will have to go for the KO. If the fight goes all the way to a desicion, it seems unlikely that Mayorga will win on points alone.\n\nDe La Hoya is techincally a better boxer, but Mayorga is a fierce fighter with plenty of power behind his punches. \nIts a tough call but I have to go with De La Hoya only because of his experience and technical expertise. Whether he can withstand the onslaught of Mayorga's punches still remains to be seen.
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I totally agree with browneyedmaiden on the more-than-one american idol thing...but I have to say Chris Daughtry has the most chances of winning...but I'm still rooting for David to stay on the show tonight! :P
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De La Hoya gave Mayorga a beating last week, it's a replay
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I think either Crespo or shevchencko. They are only 20-1 at the bookies at the minute. That's got to be worth a little bet!!
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chris all the way!!!\n\n\n   viva la raza
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1, Foreman would win by KO in the early rounds, in his prime the most devastating puncher i have ever seen, remember what he did to Frazier.\n\n2, Would be a very close fight i think it would be a great fight but i would just favour Dempsey maybe on points.\n\n3, Controversial here but i would take Hagler to win this by TKO in the 7th or 8th, if Robinson could avoid him as well as Leonard did then it could be a points win the other way though.\n\n4, This one is a really tough one to call, i haven't seen much tape of Armstrong but from what i have read about him he is up there as one of the greatest of all time, De La Hoya is a Hall of famer without doubt but whether he is in the same league as Armstrong is hard to work out. I am going to say Armstrong to win a split decision.
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absolutely, it's manny pacquiao! no way for larios to win. he's a soft puncher but a good boxer. but manny can outbox him and KO him.
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Expect a good matchup.  It's Sheva vs Raul!
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It should have been a draw. The knockdown in the first round proved to be costly for Collazo. Needless to say, Hatton is still undefeated, but would absolutely get killed by Mayweather, De La Hoya or Cotto. He does put on a good show though.
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I'd go for Manny the Pacman Pacquiao. Definitely he'll win on sunday because he's the best featherweight champion of the world.\nManny is the torn of Mexico and no one can beat him at this stage of his career. Even Mexico Legends like morales and barrera did not win against him, will an unfamous and a low profile Larious can? 100% Larios will be lose by TKO.\n\nMabuhay ang Pilipinas!!!!!!!!!