An Ultra In-Depth Analysis: Felix Trinidad

[Rockin']

He punched alot of people in the face really hard. Good fighter ............ Rockin'

[nivek535]

an even more ultra indepth analysis of : felix trinidad
he punched a lot of ppl in the body really hard. good fighter ........

[Young Stribling]

Shredded by Winky.

[TBear]

In a head to head comparison with Henry Armstrong,











Trinidad was taller!

[Anthony342]

He should have lost to De La Hoya. I guess judges were punishing Oscar for running at the end there. Nice analysis, by the way.

[PureBoxingCEO]

Damn, i expected an essay about Trinidad, not a mere sentence haha

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Trinidad was a great fighter,

def a hall of famer, and borderline ATG, if he is an ATG, he is at the bottom 1% of ATGs


Great puncher, and it took a very special caliber of fighter to beat ie oscar, hopkins, winky..

Took on all comers, and was the rare puncher that got stronger as the fight went on..

all tito fights were the same

round 1. he would start off moving and jabbing, feeling out the opponent

round 2. he would still jab and throw some hard shots

3. less jabs more power shots

round 4 and beyond- all power shots and he was walking you down..

and if he caught you early in round 1,2 or 3, then the jab goes out the window, and he is looking to destroy you with every punch, and if he got knocked down early, he would get up and be in destroy mode...

Easy to predict him, but hard as hell to keep him off you..

before the hopkins fight he was 40-0, 20-0 in title fights, and was knocked down 7 times, and all 7 times he rose up and not only won, bit ko'd the other guy..

his ko of an undefeated 54-0 yory boy campos was epic.. it was about a 4 inch punch that devastated campos.

He ruined many fighters ie blocker, vargas, reid, joppy, mayorga


A very special fighter, that just didnt have the adaptability to become a true ATG, never did figure out how to deal with a great boxer

[beez721]

He should have lost to De La Hoya. I guess judges were punishing Oscar for running at the end there. Nice analysis, by the way.

I remember that fight well. dlh defintely out pointed tito but that last round was pathetic. tito was an awesome puncher but had some trouble with good movers or slick boxers

[beez721]

Trinidad was a great fighter,

def a hall of famer, and borderline ATG, if he is an ATG, he is at the bottom 1% of ATGs


Great puncher, and it took a very special caliber of fighter to beat ie oscar, hopkins, winky..

Took on all comers, and was the rare puncher that got stronger as the fight went on..

all tito fights were the same

round 1. he would start off moving and jabbing, feeling out the opponent

round 2. he would still jab and throw some hard shots

3. less jabs more power shots

round 4 and beyond- all power shots and he was walking you down..

and if he caught you early in round 1,2 or 3, then the jab goes out the window, and he is looking to destroy you with every punch, and if he got knocked down early, he would get up and be in destroy mode...

Easy to predict him, but hard as hell to keep him off you..

before the hopkins fight he was 40-0, 20-0 in title fights, and was knocked down 7 times, and all 7 times he rose up and not only won, bit ko'd the other guy..

his ko of an undefeated 54-0 yory boy campos was epic.. it was about a 4 inch punch that devastated campos.

He ruined many fighters ie blocker, vargas, reid, joppy, mayorga


A very special fighter, that just didnt have the adaptability to become a true ATG, never did figure out how to deal with a great boxer

I agree. ive always felt he was underrated. the hops fight really hurt him but hops was just much too big and tito was on the downside imo by then. the dlh fight was close. dlh was very lucky it wasnt a 15 round fight like older times

[Rockin']

an even more ultra indepth analysis of : felix trinidad
he punched a lot of ppl in the body really hard. good fighter ........

Great analysis, join my ultra in-depth analysis team!

In a head to head comparison with Henry Armstrong,


Trinidad was taller!

Great Point!!!! Join me in my quest with your ultra indepth insight.

Trinidad was a great fighter,

def a hall of famer, and borderline ATG, if he is an ATG, he is at the bottom 1% of ATGs


Great puncher, and it took a very special caliber of fighter to beat ie oscar, hopkins, winky..

Took on all comers, and was the rare puncher that got stronger as the fight went on..

all tito fights were the same

round 1. he would start off moving and jabbing, feeling out the opponent

round 2. he would still jab and throw some hard shots

3. less jabs more power shots

round 4 and beyond- all power shots and he was walking you down..

and if he caught you early in round 1,2 or 3, then the jab goes out the window, and he is looking to destroy you with every punch, and if he got knocked down early, he would get up and be in destroy mode...

Easy to predict him, but hard as hell to keep him off you..

before the hopkins fight he was 40-0, 20-0 in title fights, and was knocked down 7 times, and all 7 times he rose up and not only won, bit ko'd the other guy..

his ko of an undefeated 54-0 yory boy campos was epic.. it was about a 4 inch punch that devastated campos.

He ruined many fighters ie blocker, vargas, reid, joppy, mayorga


A very special fighter, that just didnt have the adaptability to become a true ATG, never did figure out how to deal with a great boxer

a little overzealous here, but good try. Shorten your analysis and you could be ultra indepth analysis material.......... Rockin'