The end of an era! www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 29,00.html I must say imo he should of packed in after the mayweather jr fight he looked too old and shot against paquiao. A true sporting great enjoy retirement oscar!

The end of an era! www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 29,00.html I must say imo he should of packed in after the mayweather jr fight he looked too old and shot against paquiao. A true sporting great enjoy retirement oscar!

He'll be back.

Yup they always are!

Quote ="rhinoms"The end of an era! www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 29,00.html I must say imo he should of packed in after the mayweather jr fight he looked too old and shot against paquiao. A true sporting great enjoy retirement oscar!'" I thought this thread was going to be about Fielden at first. About time he did quit, showing no gulit for his money grabbing performances. But then I realized that Loz did not create the thread and his usual use of the word legend.

Quote ="rhinoms"The end of an era! www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 29,00.html I must say imo he should of packed in after the mayweather jr fight he looked too old and shot against paquiao. A true sporting great enjoy retirement oscar!'" I thought this thread was going to be about Fielden at first. About time he did quit, showing no gulit for his money grabbing performances. But then I realized that Loz did not create the thread and his usual use of the word legend.

He doesn`t need to return to the ring, he`ll make far more out of promoting fights with his company Golden Boy Promotions than he ever did in the ring.

He was always an honest fighter and he would admit himself that he became too old and too slow to stay at the top level, a great fighter and the right decision to retire.

No he wont. Oscar knows he has no chance at competing at the top anymore, the pacman demonstrated that in style. Money is no issue as his promotion company, goldenboy promotions, will make him a fortune.

About time really, he's been nothing more than a name for the last few years now and it culmanated in him becoming nothing more than a punch bag against Pac. He will probably go down as an all-time great, but IMO he's always been overrated.

Lucky Millie and even luckier Oscar.

He'll be back.

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Pretty inevitable after Manny P made him look a complete mug. If Mayweather gave Hatton a lesson (and he did), the PacMan took De La Hoya through school twice.