^^^^
Very true....
Although Oscar could've easily pulled away on points if he only threw his jab more. At the end of the day, Oscar needs to be criticised for not listenning to his corner. I mean it's his fault that the fight was close to begin with.
But on the flip side, Mayweather stayed away from De La Hoya and wasn't even looking to win.
He was a counter puncher for most of the fight and rarely stepped up to fight. When he talked as much as he did, he didn't even back it up.
And for a hungry challenger, he showed no heart.
I just don't see how you can win a fight like this when you're the supposed pound for pound best fighter in the world and you step up to fight the Jr. Middleweight champion and you do very little to win.
The champ has to defend his title and the challenger has to take it.
Mayweather didn't take anything from Oscar, he was "awarded" the decision....