what if: Trinidad vs. Tszyu @ 140 & 147?

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  • Jim Jeffries
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    #11
    Originally posted by Floyd Fan
    He sure didn't KO Oscar or Sweet Pea.
    Well, had EITHER of those two fighters been KO'd before they fought Tito?

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    • Sweet Pete
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      #12
      Originally posted by gavinz1970
      Well, had EITHER of those two fighters been KO'd before they fought Tito?
      He was responding to a post that said "Tito KO's everybody at 147".

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        #13
        I think it's reasonable to say that Tito wins at Welter because he had all the size advantages and he at least threw some combinations back then, however, I think I'll still go with Tszyu at either weight. Tito knocks out most guys at welter, but I think Tszyu was a lot sturdier and skilled than most guys, so I think he could have pulled out a competitive boxing match. As dangerous a puncher as Tito was, I think Tszyu was far more intelligent and versatile inside the ring, so I'm guessing he could outbox Tito for a close decision. Sure, Cool Vince put the hurt on Tszyu, so Tito could obviously have done the same, but I would still pick Tszyu.

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          #14
          Originally posted by NachoMan
          I think it's reasonable to say that Tito wins at Welter because he had all the size advantages and he at least threw some combinations back then, however, I think I'll still go with Tszyu at either weight. Tito knocks out most guys at welter, but I think Tszyu was a lot sturdier and skilled than most guys, so I think he could have pulled out a competitive boxing match. As dangerous a puncher as Tito was, I think Tszyu was far more intelligent and versatile inside the ring, so I'm guessing he could outbox Tito for a close decision. Sure, Cool Vince put the hurt on Tszyu, so Tito could obviously have done the same, but I would still pick Tszyu.
          good post!

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            #15
            Thanks. We see it the same.

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              #16
              Originally posted by NachoMan
              I think it's reasonable to say that Tito wins at Welter because he had all the size advantages and he at least threw some combinations back then, however, I think I'll still go with Tszyu at either weight. Tito knocks out most guys at welter, but I think Tszyu was a lot sturdier and skilled than most guys, so I think he could have pulled out a competitive boxing match. As dangerous a puncher as Tito was, I think Tszyu was far more intelligent and versatile inside the ring, so I'm guessing he could outbox Tito for a close decision. Sure, Cool Vince put the hurt on Tszyu, so Tito could obviously have done the same, but I would still pick Tszyu.
              That was a good post. I'd pick Tszyu at both weights too. But, at 140 in his prime, Tszyu absolutely ruled. No way I bet against Tszyu at 140.

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                #17
                Originally posted by Wiley Hyena
                That was a good post. I'd pick Tszyu at both weights too. But, at 140 in his prime, Tszyu absolutely ruled. No way I bet against Tszyu at 140.

                Not even against Aaron Pryor?

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Floyd Fan
                  He sure didn't KO Oscar or Sweet Pea.
                  that's just it. EVERYBODY who dares "FIGHT" (not avoid)

                  you do know the difference right??

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