Do you feel bad that Ricardo Mayorga lost to Oscar De La Hoya?
485529
A little because he's just trying to do in boxing terms MARKETING, If he didn't shout his mouth off, who would watch him? De la Hoya is and will be remembered as a great before he signs off.
448431
I really think u shouldn't be so hard on yourself,you win some and you lose some haven't you heard that saying!I'm pretty sure that tyson,ali and all of them have been down before,sometimes things like this are going to happen but it's what you do after the storm...do you keep fighting to become the best? Or do you back out and quit forever?so what if it was the begining of the first round!fight him again,and again or someone eles untill they get the goddam point!!I know it feels bad to lose but you shouldn't throw away something thats given you so many opportunites,don't be afraid to go back into that gym,even if you know the people there saw what happened "who cares"everyone goes through that sometimes,but like i said its what you do after the storm.good luck
866425
Nope. ERAP was just a test subject, Fernando was gonna win but was just cheated. BUT, he would'nt have done any good either. The Philippines is a very complicated country and Manny will make it more complicated. He has a chance to win but hopefully he just sticks to boxing and just give the Philippines pride instead of making us poorer.
494529
Yep. I kinda felt bad afterwards because his hair started falling out.
875186
it amazes me when after pacman demolished morales in their second bout that people still thought that he had a chance in this rubber match...pacman should've fought barrera first for the titles....lets hope barrerra doesnt chicken out after watching how morales was devastated in this fight...remember pacman is the only fighter to put morales on the canvas
211661
As a puerto rican I wish I could remember him in a positive light. Unfortunetly, his drug problem and wasted talent are what come to mind first. I'll always remember him as a "could have been" great fighter.
887628
I feel sorry for some of the Hearts players who have to put up with that prick Romanov!! As for Aberdeen fans.... Isn't scotslad one of that mob? Enough said, that guy is a poof!!!!
1178928
Haha I actually enjoyed the fight.. as long as Germany won, anything's good.\n\nI think the Argentinians were insulting/trying to get to the German manager, and then the refs came in to split them up and the thing exploded.  It was only like a minute or two though, because afterwards they showed them breaking up and the Argentinians starting to cry.  I think they were just bitter about the loss.  And people should get over the Nazi thing.. that was a whole different generation.
609422
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.  Every big puncher has a chance to win from time to time, even against a superior opponent.\n\nHowever, if Oscar _boxes_ like Spinks and Trinidad did against Mayorga, then Oscar will definitely win a decision, maybe even a TKO.  Oscar is a better boxer, a more experienced boxer, and (imho) a better trained boxer.  If he boxes and doesn't give any rounds away like he did with Tito, the Oscar will have the best chance to win.\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. \n\n\n.. and I'm betting on Oscar.
101355
If there is a lookalike for me, I feel sorry for him.
389446
I don't feel bad for them really, its like a game there can only be one winner. But really by no means are they losers. Good things can come from american idol...have you seen makalah doing behind the scenes tv show, she was on last seasons Amer Idol, so anyway no i don't really feel bad, neither deserved to win...CHRIS DOES!
1115029
Absolutely. This is his second offense. If they went ahead with the fight, Corrales could've been mauled by a much bigger fighter, in boxing terms 4 lbs. is a lot.  $$$ is lost, fans are robbed, the casinos are robbed, the fighter who actually prepared for the fight was robbed. Castillo should just move up in weight.
683060
Saturday's fight? De la Hoya TKO in the 6th. Lousy fight.
572030
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.
409238
Ricardo Mayorga may have guts, but he's never been in against a boxer as skilled as Oscar De la Hoya. DLH will find openings even when Mayorga isn't offering them and hit him with a variety of punches. This and Oscar's reach advantage will keep Mayorga from getting in much good offense. The only factor I see working against DLH is his recent inactivity since his KO loss to Bernard Hopkins, but he knows how to get ready for a match so I doubt it would be too much of a problem for him.\n\nOscar De la Hoya - unanimous decision or possibly late KO.
1051479
Well I'm not. That game makes me feel both good and bad. For one reason. The only two teams that I support in this world cup is Australia and Italy. And its a pity that they both got into a same game. After that game I felt that I'm both a winner and a looser which leaves me nothing. But I loved the way that Australians showed their talents against mighty Italians. This is their first time in a FIFA game.  But no harm done to any of the teams in this game. Australians showed that they are talented and Italians showed that they are still on top. I wish with all my heart that Italians will win the cup this year.\n\nHave fun!
891050
I don't think so. But I know when I dishonor either of them, I may be happy about it at the moment, but in the end I feel the guilt. Sometimes when I think about how much/the look on their face of disappointment, I get mad/frustrated with myself for not knowing better.