What do you lot think of this beast!!

He reminds me a lot of my own style

He is one of my top 10 favourite fighters, huge puncher, very exciting to watch, he used to get knocked down then get up and KO his opponent as if they just angered him, he had this robotic relentless style where by when he got into his rhythm he was extremely hard to stop, particularly because of his punching power along with that relentless aggression.

My favourite fights of his is ..........Reid, Vargas, Joppy, favourite KO's Maurice Blocker, Luis Gabriel Garcia, Mahenge Zulu. Tito absolutely brutalized these guys. Y B Campas fight is a good fight to, Tito gets knocked down with a 6 inch inside left hook and then hammers Campas for it.

He had his limitations but that is not why i follow fighters. I follow fighters that i love watching, not necessarily the best.

who did he really beat,besides a close decision against oscar that could of went either way,you say your styles are similar,who are you i have never heard of you before,:boxing:

who did he really beat,besides a close decision against oscar that could of went either way,you say your styles are similar,who are you i have never heard of you before,:boxing:

Maurice Blocker, Hector Camacho, Yory boy Campas, Oba Carr, Pernell Whitaker, Fernando Vargas, William Joppy...

He is one of my top 10 favourite fighters, huge puncher, very exciting to watch, he used to get knocked down then get up and KO his opponent as if they just angered him

He was fine as long as he got through the 2nd round! Used to amaze me that, how many times he hit the canvas in the 2nd must been 4+.
Yes liked him a lot just went a weight too far IMO.

He was fine as long as he got through the 2nd round! Used to amaze me that, how many times he hit the canvas in the 2nd must been 4+.
Yes liked him a lot just went a weight too far IMO.


He was like Larry Holmes when he got up though lol

He was like Larry Holmes when he got up though lol
Yes i'd have kicked him when down :)

Yes i'd have kicked him when down :)

For sure, Hogan leg drop just to make sure. :boxing:

At his best Trinidad was a attacking boxer puncher, with heavy hands especailly left hook, argubaly one of the hardest single punchers in history.

Trinidad's left hook was the most feared punch since Thomas Hearns's right cross at 147. Tito threw the hook with bad intentions and perfect levrage, if it landed cleanly, the end was near.

Trinidad was always dangerous, particularly after being knockedown in his prime. And was one of the best finishers in the game when he had you hurt.

Trinidads record at 147 was 36-0 with 30 KO's. He made 15 defences of his IBF 147 Title and unifed the division. He became the first man to clealry beat Pernell Whiatker and gave the unbeaten Oscar De La Hoya his first loss.

He then moved up to 154 and took the unbeaten scalps of World Champions David Reid and Fernando Vargas in devastating fashion. Before moving up and destroying WBA Middleweight Champion William Joppy in 5 devastating rounds.

Going into his fight with Bernard Hopkins, Trinidads record stood at 40-0, and he was already a three weight world champion.

Trinidads Resume Of Wins
-Alberto de las Mercedes Cortes
-Maurice Blocker
-Hector Camacho
-Luis Ramon Campas (56-0)
-Oba Carr (32-0)
-Larry Barnes (39-1)
-Pernell Whitaker
-Oscar De La Hoya (31-0)
-David Reid (14-0)
-Fernando Vargas (20-0)
-William Joppy (32-1-1)
-Hacine Cherifi
-Ricardo Mayorga

Some people like to remember Trinidad for his recent form, were he suffered one sided defeats to Winky Wright and Roy Jones Jr. But at his best Trinidad was a forced to be reckoned with and his accomplishments speak for themselves.

At his best Trinidad was a attacking boxer puncher, with heavy hands especailly left hook, argubaly one of the hardest single punchers in history.

Trinidad's left hook was the most feared punch since Thomas Hearns's right cross at 147. Tito threw the hook with bad intentions and perfect levrage, if it landed cleanly, the end was near.

Trinidad was always dangerous, particularly after being knockedown in his prime. And was one of the best finishers in the game when he had you hurt.

Trinidads record at 147 was 36-0 with 30 KO's. He made 15 defences of his IBF 147 Title and unifed the division. He became the first man to clealry beat Pernell Whiatker and gave the unbeaten Oscar De La Hoya his first loss.

He then moved up to 154 and took the unbeaten scalps of World Champions David Reid and Fernando Vargas in devastating fashion. Before moving up and destroying WBA Middleweight Champion William Joppy in 5 devastating rounds.

Going into his fight with Bernard Hopkins, Trinidads record stood at 40-0, and he was already a three weight world champion.

Trinidads Resume Of Wins
-Alberto de las Mercedes Cortes
-Maurice Blocker
-Hector Camacho
-Luis Ramon Campas (56-0)
-Oba Carr (32-0)
-Larry Barnes (39-1)
-Pernell Whitaker
-Oscar De La Hoya (31-0)
-David Reid (14-0)
-Fernando Vargas (20-0)
-William Joppy (32-1-1)
-Hacine Cherifi
-Ricardo Mayorga

Some people like to remember Trinidad for his recent form, were he suffered one sided defeats to Winky Wright and Roy Jones Jr. But at his best Trinidad was a forced to be reckoned with and his accomplishments speak for themselves.

True that, IMO if he'd have retired before the Hopkins fight, he'd have more stuff to brag about than Lil Floyd( talking about the undefeated record).
I wonder where the 40-0 would have ranked him in the ATG rankings.

At his best Trinidad was a attacking boxer puncher, with heavy hands especailly left hook, argubaly one of the hardest single punchers in history.

Trinidad's left hook was the most feared punch since Thomas Hearns's right cross at 147. Tito threw the hook with bad intentions and perfect levrage, if it landed cleanly, the end was near.

Trinidad was always dangerous, particularly after being knockedown in his prime. And was one of the best finishers in the game when he had you hurt.

Trinidads record at 147 was 36-0 with 30 KO's. He made 15 defences of his IBF 147 Title and unifed the division. He became the first man to clealry beat Pernell Whiatker and gave the unbeaten Oscar De La Hoya his first loss.

He then moved up to 154 and took the unbeaten scalps of World Champions David Reid and Fernando Vargas in devastating fashion. Before moving up and destroying WBA Middleweight Champion William Joppy in 5 devastating rounds.

Going into his fight with Bernard Hopkins, Trinidads record stood at 40-0, and he was already a three weight world champion.

Trinidads Resume Of Wins
-Alberto de las Mercedes Cortes
-Maurice Blocker
-Hector Camacho
-Luis Ramon Campas (56-0)
-Oba Carr (32-0)
-Larry Barnes (39-1)
-Pernell Whitaker
-Oscar De La Hoya (31-0)
-David Reid (14-0)
-Fernando Vargas (20-0)
-William Joppy (32-1-1)
-Hacine Cherifi
-Ricardo Mayorga

Some people like to remember Trinidad for his recent form, were he suffered one sided defeats to Winky Wright and Roy Jones Jr. But at his best Trinidad was a forced to be reckoned with and his accomplishments speak for themselves.

green k bro !!!!!! :boxing:

At his best Trinidad was a attacking boxer puncher, with heavy hands especailly left hook, argubaly one of the hardest single punchers in history.

Trinidad's left hook was the most feared punch since Thomas Hearns's right cross at 147. Tito threw the hook with bad intentions and perfect levrage, if it landed cleanly, the end was near.

Trinidad was always dangerous, particularly after being knockedown in his prime. And was one of the best finishers in the game when he had you hurt.

Trinidads record at 147 was 36-0 with 30 KO's. He made 15 defences of his IBF 147 Title and unifed the division. He became the first man to clealry beat Pernell Whiatker and gave the unbeaten Oscar De La Hoya his first loss.

He then moved up to 154 and took the unbeaten scalps of World Champions David Reid and Fernando Vargas in devastating fashion. Before moving up and destroying WBA Middleweight Champion William Joppy in 5 devastating rounds.

Going into his fight with Bernard Hopkins, Trinidads record stood at 40-0, and he was already a three weight world champion.

Trinidads Resume Of Wins
-Alberto de las Mercedes Cortes
-Maurice Blocker
-Hector Camacho
-Luis Ramon Campas (56-0)
-Oba Carr (32-0)
-Larry Barnes (39-1)
-Pernell Whitaker
-Oscar De La Hoya (31-0)
-David Reid (14-0)
-Fernando Vargas (20-0)
-William Joppy (32-1-1)
-Hacine Cherifi
-Ricardo Mayorga

Some people like to remember Trinidad for his recent form, were he suffered one sided defeats to Winky Wright and Roy Jones Jr. But at his best Trinidad was a forced to be reckoned with and his accomplishments speak for themselves.


The guy was a beast, no question about it.

He tore through some people like they were not even there, he went up against slicksters/Boxers like Oba Carr, Whitaker, Camacho, Reid and still won. I dont think he gets enough credit for adapting in fights either. In the Whitaker fight there was point where Whitaker would bend at the knees and try and slide underneath Tito and he would get away with that with majority of fighters, but Tito clicked onto it and started bringing the uppercut into play.

I do think going up in weight too much meant he could not impose himself as much on the bigger men, although he destroyed Reid, Vargas (154) and Joppy at 160 i cant help but think that a 147lbs Winky Wright would not have beaten him because Tito would of overwhelmed him and been much stronger than him, however having said that i know Winky & Hopkins beat him with technical ability and took advantage of something he did quite regular which was edge his left foot closer and closer to uncork that left hook, both these opponents cottoned onto this and they just needed something to break that rhythm up, Hopkins did it with lateral movement and right hands. Winky did it with a jab.

That said, even if Hopkins and Wink knew how to shut Tito down it still would of been a huge task for them at 147 because of the amount of extra power and size he had at the weight, he overcame good Boxers in the past.

who did he really beat,besides a close decision against oscar that could of went either way,you say your styles are similar,who are you i have never heard of you before,:boxing:

Do you even watch boxing?
What kind of question is that?:lame:

One of the best welterweights of his era, and one of the best lightmiddle's i have ever seen!

True that, IMO if he'd have retired before the Hopkins fight, he'd have more stuff to brag about than Lil Floyd( talking about the undefeated record).
I wonder where the 40-0 would have ranked him in the ATG rankings.

good point i wonder if he would have retired at that point or fought a couple of lws or jr wws and destroyed them where would he be looked upon in the all time greats discusion he was dominate up to that point and at ww and jr mddle looked to be nearly unbeatable