mike mccallum versus De la hoya at jr. middle?
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Ya know I just dont know, I just wanted to put my cute little avatar on your page hehe.. Ok Im coming over to have a beer.. see you very very soon !
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Great question Brent!  This is a really tough call as both were outstanding fighters during their careers.  Lopez may have an advantage in handspeed while La Porte is probably the better body puncher and has the better chin.  I believe that this fight would be a real war with several momentum shifts during the fight and both men definetly showing the effects of the fight.  I will say La Porte wins by split decision in this one.
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If PBF sticks and runs he'll win. If De La Hoya can cut the ring off and work the body, Oscar has shot. We'll have to wait and see Brad. Should be an interesting fight.
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To be honest I cannot wait for this fight to take place,  its by far the most exciting heavyweight fight since Lennox and Tyson.  But to answer the question,  no doubt Toney will take Hasim in less than 5.  He is the most exciting thing to happen to boxing since Mike stepped out.  You should honestly think about it,  its the truth.  You never know what he is going to say and he could definately beat anybody on any night.  What more do you need?  James Toney wins this one,  then I pray that Lennox comes out so James can knock his teeth down his throat.
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Mike Suarez (25-2, 13 KOs) had six straight knockout wins before fighting an IBF Welterweight title elimination bout against James Webb on the Judah - Baldomir undercard this January. He stopped Webb in just 44 seconds and is currently #1 in the IBF Welterweight rankings.\n\nThere are some recognizable names on Suarez's record but none that really stand out. He's never been stopped in a fight, though he has two decision losses, so he should be a pretty good opponent for PBF. Unfortunately, you only hear a few names discussed in the boxing media, so it's hard to keep track of who the other good opponents are.\n\nHowever, if Mayweather gets another big money fight (such as Oscar De la Hoya), I'm pretty sure he'll have no trouble giving up his IBF belt to take it.\n\nBy the way, "pound-for-pound" is better than "in his division." :D
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I would like to see Hatton earn another quality win before I believe he can compete with Floyd.  The Collazo fight lowered Hatton's stock a bit.  If he can beat another good 147 lb fighter in the top 5 than I say give him a shot otherwise I haven't seen any thing that makes me think he can compete with Mayweather.
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Cotto, De la Hoya, Mosley, Margarito. If you turn down 8 mil to fight Margarito there is something there lurking. I believe the guy with the best chance to beat him out of these four is Mosley.
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Mayweather will knock out Del a hoya early!!
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It was about time Camacho Jr. fought somebody who wasn't a Tomato can!! That being said he was throwing punches nor getting out of the way of them. Decent stoppage.
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lol that same question is floating in my house and work. i am 50/50, royce is a submission king and matt is a ground and pound power house. if matt takes royce lightly he will get submited fast and if royce dont watch matt he will get pounded. it's going to be one dam good fight.
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As much as I wanted Erik to retire and sip margaritas for the rest of his life down in TJ, this match is very intriguing. The slashing jab of Joel vs the determination of El Terrible. Both possess KO power Casa already proved he took the punch with him as he rose the libras ladder. \n\nThe weight has been such a thorn in Erik's side now he gets to fight at a (what I assume) more comfortable weight for him. Only wish he had did this 3yrs ago. He'd probably be reigning over 135lbs today. I agree with you Bk this shapes up to be another battle for Morales but that's his trade or his cross to bear based on past performances. I will be pulling for Erik to win the fight if it does get signed for this Summer. Nice Question and Fast with the Info Thanks.
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That's easy... Roy vs. Osgood!\nBut Roy Vs. Vernon was pretty good too. \n\nGoalie fights trump all!
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Oscar De La Hoya...here's why.\n\nOscar De La Hoya's trainer is Floyd Mayweather Sr.\n\nFloyd Sr. has said in the past, that he will be scared to death, if he fights with Oscar.\n\nThus making this fight will be a tremendous fight with Floyd Sr. going crazy.
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JAMES LIGHTS OUT TONEY WOULD BE A GOOD FIGHT FOR BYRD SINCE BOTH ARE MICHIGAN FIGHTERS IT WOULD BE A BIG DEAL THERE.\nHE COULD GET ONE LAST PAYDAY BEFORE HE RETIRES.
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Floyd Mayweather jnr v Oscar De La Hoya\n\nUndercard\nShane Moseley v Fenando Vargas\nKevin McBride v Nicolai Valeuv\nRicky Hatton v Miguel Cotto\nand finally Barrera v Rocky J or WInky Wright against Bernard Hopkins.\n\nand you could call it the Night that Boxing was waiting for.
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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.
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oscar de la hoya is great! and yes to your question!