I think most of us agree that Trinidad has what it takes to win one more fight and go out on a high note. Considering the circumstances(weight, star power, etc), I think he should fight a guy who is well known by the boxing public but who is beatable by Trinidad. I have been thinking of these 4:
1. Oscar De La Hoya - It would be a long awaited rematch that a lot of fans have wanted, plus it would settle the score after the close, controversial decision in 1999.
2. Jeff Lacy - This is a solid opponent, not well known by casual fans but had enough highlight reel Ko's to impress those who don't know him. HBO could do a countdown and sell Lacy as the biggest threat in Trinidad's career. It would be a great matchup and a solid win if Trinidad beats him.
3. Ricardo Mayorga - He already stopped him convincingly, but Mayorga had a recent war with Vargas which may have made him more popular among casual fans. The fight would sell and say what you will, it could be a great slugfest at 168.
4. Fernando Vargas - The last fight he should take out of the bunch since he has lost 3 fights in a row. Still, the fight would sell a lot and at 168 it could provide enough fireworks to become one of the best fights of the year if Vargas does not get blown out in 3 or 4 rounds.
Thoughts?
1. Oscar De La Hoya - It would be a long awaited rematch that a lot of fans have wanted, plus it would settle the score after the close, controversial decision in 1999.
2. Jeff Lacy - This is a solid opponent, not well known by casual fans but had enough highlight reel Ko's to impress those who don't know him. HBO could do a countdown and sell Lacy as the biggest threat in Trinidad's career. It would be a great matchup and a solid win if Trinidad beats him.
3. Ricardo Mayorga - He already stopped him convincingly, but Mayorga had a recent war with Vargas which may have made him more popular among casual fans. The fight would sell and say what you will, it could be a great slugfest at 168.
4. Fernando Vargas - The last fight he should take out of the bunch since he has lost 3 fights in a row. Still, the fight would sell a lot and at 168 it could provide enough fireworks to become one of the best fights of the year if Vargas does not get blown out in 3 or 4 rounds.
Thoughts?
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