Betting on De La Hoya vs. Mayweather: The real title champion would be the bookie!!
Predictions for this match
After reviewing other people’s views I have to agree and disagree a bit. Basically, I’m getting the idea that everyone thinks that De La Hoya is too old for this, and although his career is in its last stages as a boxer, he probably stepped up his game during these 6 months of training to really be in top shape. Any less would definitely be dangerous as Mayweather is a splendid opponent whom, in his own words wants to “stomp, crush and beat” De La Hoya. However, only time will tell if De La Hoya fights his opponent like a warrior and gets to keep his welter weight Champion title or if Mayweather, the young challenger breaks the myth and gains instant glory and credibility. Plus tons of endorsements, which are definitely a juicy part of the deal.
I mean think about it: De La Hoya has everyone saying he’s not able to take on slick, quick-hitting boxers such as Mayweather so he’s got a reputation to defend and he also needs to bury some previous minor injuries that could’ve taken a toll on his performance. Winning this match would certainly mean wonders for his Promotion company, for the motivation of his boxers and would bring in a ton of cash, strategic alliances, and open a myriad of other business opportunities. Most importantly and thinking from the male point of view, (here comes the ego): The current champion would get one last glory before retiring.
Although he is not the favorite according to the experts. He’s definitely got the drive and the passion to endure and provide some quality entertainment. The eccentric Mayweather on the other hand has great knockout potential, all the hopes in the world and everything at stake for him. He’s probably in better condition; being a younger and strong boxer thirsty for blood as many other champs were before him; this is definitely something he inherited from his legendary boxing family roots. He is set on his ideas and will go all out to win. One thing, I must say I think goes against Mayweather is that same eccentricity as it may trigger his emotions and if not focused enough, he might lose control of them: with his father being there, the media attention clearly drooling over De La Hoya, him not getting anything more than 30% of the profit…I guess this would spark my fury if it was my case. He could become overly violent and show all his game from the early stages, get tired and then fall into Oscar’s frying pan or better yet, he could again, become super violent on this fight and take his rival down by KO. Now we can all bet on cashing in on some quality entertainment.
After reviewing other people’s views I have to agree and disagree a bit. Basically, I’m getting the idea that everyone thinks that De La Hoya is too old for this, and although his career is in its last stages as a boxer, he probably stepped up his game during these 6 months of training to really be in top shape. Any less would definitely be dangerous as Mayweather is a splendid opponent whom, in his own words wants to “stomp, crush and beat” De La Hoya. However, only time will tell if De La Hoya fights his opponent like a warrior and gets to keep his welter weight Champion title or if Mayweather, the young challenger breaks the myth and gains instant glory and credibility. Plus tons of endorsements, which are definitely a juicy part of the deal.
I mean think about it: De La Hoya has everyone saying he’s not able to take on slick, quick-hitting boxers such as Mayweather so he’s got a reputation to defend and he also needs to bury some previous minor injuries that could’ve taken a toll on his performance. Winning this match would certainly mean wonders for his Promotion company, for the motivation of his boxers and would bring in a ton of cash, strategic alliances, and open a myriad of other business opportunities. Most importantly and thinking from the male point of view, (here comes the ego): The current champion would get one last glory before retiring.
Although he is not the favorite according to the experts. He’s definitely got the drive and the passion to endure and provide some quality entertainment. The eccentric Mayweather on the other hand has great knockout potential, all the hopes in the world and everything at stake for him. He’s probably in better condition; being a younger and strong boxer thirsty for blood as many other champs were before him; this is definitely something he inherited from his legendary boxing family roots. He is set on his ideas and will go all out to win. One thing, I must say I think goes against Mayweather is that same eccentricity as it may trigger his emotions and if not focused enough, he might lose control of them: with his father being there, the media attention clearly drooling over De La Hoya, him not getting anything more than 30% of the profit…I guess this would spark my fury if it was my case. He could become overly violent and show all his game from the early stages, get tired and then fall into Oscar’s frying pan or better yet, he could again, become super violent on this fight and take his rival down by KO. Now we can all bet on cashing in on some quality entertainment.
Haven’t made your bets yet? Who are you betting your money on? Have you already got a piece of the action on the line for the greatest fight night in the history of las Vegas? Who’s your favorite? Are you thinking speed over power? Will the fight be stolen by the judges, will this be a victory by decision? At least we unofficially know celebrity rapper 50-Cent is betting $1 million dollars on his friend Mayweather beating De La Hoya. I can see some friendship going down the drain if the Pretty Boy makes an ugly booboo and doesn’t defeat De la Hoya. Let the fight begin!
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