Better Left Hook: Trinidad or De La Hoya

[Kc-hoodsta]

Thanks. The major advantage De La Hoya had was that he changed it up. He didn't always try to decapitate you with the left hook. He'd change speeds, power, angles, anything to keep you guessing what was next. Then, he'd just drop the hammer and fight over.

thats why he is a better fighter overall

[NAPO]

yea he did almost take his head off but i never seen campas fall to the floor and he knocked out trinidad in that fight even thoi think it was just a flash ko it was still crazy how he took all them punches then threw some back if it woulda been liek that all 12 rounds CERTIFIED CLASSIC

what do u think campas has the same chin as andrade ****ing stone chin.

[AntonTheMeh]

yea he did almost take his head off but i never seen campas fall to the floor and he knocked out trinidad in that fight even thoi think it was just a flash ko it was still crazy how he took all them punches then threw some back if it woulda been liek that all 12 rounds CERTIFIED CLASSIC

NO.HE KNOCKED HIM DOWN.

[Cuauhtémoc1520]

[QUOTE=Asian Sensation;2886369]Thanks. The major advantage De La Hoya had was that he changed it up. He didn't always try to decapitate you with the left hook. He'd change speeds, power, angles, anything to keep you guessing what was next. Then, he'd just drop the hammer and fight over.[/QUOTE

Yea, people really forget how great DLH was in his prime. I always said, if you want to learn how to shoot the basketball, watch Ray Allen shoot the rock, if you want to learn how to box fundamentaly, watch Oscar DeLa Hoya in his prime.

[Kc-hoodsta]

what do u think campas has the same chin as andrade ****ing stone chin.

NO.HE KNOCKED HIM DOWN.

ok he knocked him down and well have us een campas fall to the floor

[AntonTheMeh]

ok he knocked him down and well have us een campas fall to the floor

getting knocked down is overrated,it counts as a point off but when you get up to win it doesn't matter.tito's got bambi legs,he always has.

[Mr. Ryan]

Yea, people really forget how great DLH was in his prime. I always said, if you want to learn how to shoot the basketball, watch Ray Allen shoot the rock, if you want to learn how to box fundamentaly, watch Oscar DeLa Hoya in his prime.

The thing about De La Hoya was that he really could do it all, except for fight on the inside for an extended period of time or be physical. De La Hoya wasn't superhuman like Roy Jones or Tyson, but what he did was do all of the fundamentals solidly and made adjustments early in fights when need be. Plus he has some head on his shoulders.

[Kc-hoodsta]

getting knocked down is overrated,it counts as a point off but when you get up to win it doesn't matter.tito's got bambi legs,he always has.

yea i know but he caught him regardless and yea trinidad does have them legs man im goin for him in that jones jr. fight but im not sure he will win

[eazy_mas]

getting knocked down is overrated,it counts as a point off but when you get up to win it doesn't matter.tito's got bambi legs,he always has.

I think Tito got good chin and legs. I think he himself knockdown on purpose to make fighter go toe2toe so they think they could KO him but actully at every knockdown he was in most of the he stood up unhurt or even doesnt look like it.

As for the left hook Tito has far better left hook. He uses whole his body to execute it from leg to abs to back to shoulder to his hands

[AntonTheMeh]

I think Tito got good chin and legs. I think he himself knockdown on purpose to make fighter go toe2toe so they think they could KO him but actully at every knockdown he was in most of the he stood up unhurt or even doesnt look like it.

As for the left hook Tito has far better left hook. He uses whole his body to execute it from leg to abs to back to shoulder to his hands

his legs are always shaky in the first couple of rounds,maybe it's nervous energy.