Ran into Ike recently. Still weighing in around 154 lbs!!! Looking good.



boxbible wrote:Merry Xmas from Ghana!
Ran into Ike recently. Still weighing in around 154 lbs!!! Looking good.
mugabi wrote:forget being robbed by forrest, a real shame he was robbed against de la hoya and than ODLH cheated the fans of an incredible rematch and quartey out of the big payday he so richly deserved.......it still gets to me a talent like quartey was treated like that
yea the de la hoya fight was close but probably a bit of gift to Oscar who then got robbed in the Trindad fight..i am more partial to the robberies when they are going for the guy I am rooting for ..mugabi wrote:forget being robbed by forrest, a real shame he was robbed against de la hoya and than ODLH cheated the fans of an incredible rematch and quartey out of the big payday he so richly deserved.......it still gets to me a talent like quartey was treated like that
Thanks...any reason why he's been out of action since April? I personally think fighters should fight every 2-3 months minimum, of course depending on what sort of fight the were in previously. For someone like Samir he ought to be fighting regularly, don't you think?BarryWashington wrote:Bastie Samir last fight was on April 8th.scottmallon wrote:What's going on with Bastie Samir? I saw him fight in China and know he turned pro. His style was geared towards the pros, no amateurs, and he's an excellent fighter.
BAD INTENTIONS wrote:mugabi wrote:forget being robbed by forrest, a real shame he was robbed against de la hoya and than ODLH cheated the fans of an incredible rematch and quartey out of the big payday he so richly deserved.......it still gets to me a talent like quartey was treated like that< I still believe that was DLH's biggest gift decision. Quartey won 7 or 8 rounds, but the DLH bias was on full tilt at the time.
Glad he's doing well. Great fighter. I think his wife passed away a few years back and he stopped fighting then.boxbible wrote:Merry Xmas from Ghana!
Ran into Ike recently. Still weighing in around 154 lbs!!! Looking good.
Bastie is promoted by Golden Boy, in his last fight he failed the test after the fight. He was taking something to make weight and because it was banned he got a 9 month ban. I'll check up on what's next for him and when he's back in America and let everyone know.scottmallon wrote:Thanks...any reason why he's been out of action since April? I personally think fighters should fight every 2-3 months minimum, of course depending on what sort of fight the were in previously. For someone like Samir he ought to be fighting regularly, don't you think?BarryWashington wrote:Bastie Samir last fight was on April 8th.scottmallon wrote:What's going on with Bastie Samir? I saw him fight in China and know he turned pro. His style was geared towards the pros, no amateurs, and he's an excellent fighter.
I thought it was his fight against Sturm where he have won 3 or four rounds.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:I had Ike by a point over Oscar, nothing close to a robbery there. Great finish by DLH in the 12th in what is a really overrated fight. Two great rounds and not much more.
Oscar's biggest gift was getting 8 rounds against Whitaker when he won 3 or 4.
That's another bad one, though I think he was more effective against Sturm than he was against Pea.BigJuicyHog wrote:I thought it was his fight against Sturm where he have won 3 or four rounds.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:I had Ike by a point over Oscar, nothing close to a robbery there. Great finish by DLH in the 12th in what is a really overrated fight. Two great rounds and not much more.
Oscar's biggest gift was getting 8 rounds against Whitaker when he won 3 or 4.
I always detested Oscar; even rooted for Mayorga against him.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:That's another bad one, though I think he was more effective against Sturm than he was against Pea.BigJuicyHog wrote:I thought it was his fight against Sturm where he have won 3 or four rounds.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:I had Ike by a point over Oscar, nothing close to a robbery there. Great finish by DLH in the 12th in what is a really overrated fight. Two great rounds and not much more.
Oscar's biggest gift was getting 8 rounds against Whitaker when he won 3 or 4.
Youre in a pretty distinct minority giving De La Hoya so few rounds, but we all have fights like that, I think.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Giving Oscar 5 rounds against Whitaker is a fantastic Christmas gift. It wasn't as bad as Ramirez, but right on par with Chavez. Easy Whitaker win and an easy fight to score.
I'm in the minority every minute of the day, brilliance comes with that price.Goodnight, Irene wrote:Youre in a pretty distinct minority giving De La Hoya so few rounds, but we all have fights like that, I think.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Giving Oscar 5 rounds against Whitaker is a fantastic Christmas gift. It wasn't as bad as Ramirez, but right on par with Chavez. Easy Whitaker win and an easy fight to score.
Still one of my fave moments ever, as an aside, when the ageing Whitaker makes a young, prime De La Hoya - one of the faster-handed boxers of his generati6n - miss with four or five very quick jabs with head movement alone.
Whitaker was pure, unadulterated genius.
My DLH-Whitaker card mirrored yours, except that I gave Oscar the two rounds you had even.BarryWashington wrote:i'll throw in my .02. here's my score cards :
April 12, 1997
“Sweet Pea” Pernell Whitaker (40-1-1) vs. “Golden Boy” Oscar De La Hoya (23-0-0)
Round 1: 10-9 PW
Round 2: 10-10
Round 3: 10-8 OH
Round 4: 10-10
Round 5: 10-9 PW
Round 6: 10-9 OH
Round 7: 10-9 PW
Round 8: 10-9 OH
Round 9: 10-8 PW
Round 10: 10-9 PW
Round 11: 10-9 PW
Round 12: 10-9 OH
115-113, Pernell Whitaker
February 2, 1999
“Golden Boy” Oscar De La Hoya (29-0-0) vs. Ike "Bazooka" Quartey (34-0-1)
Round 1: 10-9 OH
Round 2: 10-9 IQ
Round 3: 10-9 OH
Round 4: 10-9 OH
Round 5: 10-9 IQ
Round 6: 10-9 IQ
Round 7: 10-9 IQ
Round 8: 10-9 IQ
Round 9: 10-9 IQ
Round 10: 10-9 OH
Round 11: 10-9 OH
Round 12: 10-8 OH
114-113, Oscar De La Hoya