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Oscar De la Hoya a legend Part 3

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This is the third and last part of our series in looking back to the career of Oscar De la
Hoya.
As far as I might be concerned, that is had the chance to be one of the more awful
choices I\’ve at any point found in my life. Sturm beat the hell out of De La Hoya, puffing
up his face and showing that De La Hoya should not be battling in the middleweight
division. Whatever the case, De La Hoya was taken out in his next battle, a ninth round
TKO to Bernard Hopkins in September 2004. Hopkins dropped De La Hoya with a body
shot that left Oscar moving around on the material, beating the mat in aggravation and
dissatisfaction.
Following that misfortune, De La Hoya required off two years and got back with a 6th
round TKO over the blurred Ricardo Mayorga. On the off chance that this battle had
happened three years sooner, it would have likely been De La Hoya who was halted as
opposed to Mayorga. In any case, when that De La Hoya got to Mayorga, he was a
simple shadow of his previous 2003 title structure. De La Hoya would then re-visitation
of the ring in 2007, losing a 12-round split choice to Floyd Mayweather Jr.
The battle, similar as the Trinidad session, showed Oscar beginning solid and afterward
blurring gravely in the last six rounds. At long last, in De La Hoya\’s last session, a 12-
round consistent choice over a lot more modest Steve Forbes, he demonstrated that
he\’s sufficient to beat a decent B-class light welterweight – barely the sign of an
unsurpassed incredible, if you were to ask me.

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Naoya Inoue is ‘overrated’ – Luis Nery

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Luis Nery vs Inoue

Two-weight world Mexican champ Luis Nery (35 wins – 1 loss – 0) mocked the undefeated “Japanese monster” Naoya Inoue (26 wins – 0 loss) as ordinary and overrated hyping their fight at Tokyo Dome in Japan May 6, 2024.

31-year old Inoue will defend his undisputed super bantamweight title against Nery.

29-year-old challenger Nery has the WBC and Ring magazine bantamweight titles plus the WBC super bantamweight title from 2020 to May 2021.

On the other hand, the undisputed Inoue who holds WBA and IBF titles plus WBC and WBO belts has never lost except a decision with Filipino ‘flash’ Nonito Donaire last 2011.

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Francis Ngannou cries ‘deception’ vs Anthony Joshua camp

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Francis Ngannou cries ‘deception’ vs Anthony Joshua camp

Former UFC fighter Francis Ngannou accused AJ camp of ‘trickery’ when he suffered devastating knockdowns in the first and second round last March 8, 2024 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

The MMA fighter and former UFC heavyweight champion said that AJ camp sabotaged him by letting him go early in the arena.

“We both fought at 3am. What I think, something that’s happened is that they get me to the arena very early. Like my pickup time was 10.30pm to go to the arena. And then when we get to the arena, they tell us that we are scheduled around 1.45am. right?” Ngannou blurted.

He believed that he came exhausted, which resulted in his humiliating defeat.

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Texas Department urges Mike Tyson to pass EEG, EKG tests

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Texas Department urges Mike Tyson to pass EEG, EKG tests

The 57-year old legend Mike Tyson (50 wins – 6 loss) vs 27-year old YouTuber Jake Paul (9 wins – 1 loss) must undergo major tests before the fight to materialize at AT&T Stadium in Texas Arlington on July 20, 2024.

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations (TDLR) urged Tyson to undergo or pass a brain test Electroencephalography (EEG) and Electrocardiogram (EKG) for the heart.

“A person aged 36 or older applying for a contestant’s license must submit a report of favourable physical testing conducted within the previous 12 months, including but not limited to an EEG and an EKG.” TDLR elaborated.

Meanwhile, the American youtuber explained that he picked Tyson because he wants to change the history of boxing. He already fought Floyd Mayweather Jr but he lost.

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