greater fighter, trinidad or chavez?

[Vasyl’s dad]

Prime for Prime Tito would have beat JCC.

lol. Tito was dropped by lesser fighters numerous times.

Chavez NEVER was until after he was 32 years old. Chavez would kill Titos body and then end it with a vicious right hand to that soft chin strap.

[Frozen Butter]

So, you're just going to dismiss the virtually non existent amateur career?

Thats basically what those 50 fights were, just like Jr.


Perspective, lets use it.

It's not really amateur at all if its pro fights. and he continued to fight tomato cans throughout his whole career even after his fight with taylor he fought a guy who only won 5 times.

[Vasyl’s dad]

Tito would beat him at 140 or 147 in his prime.

How effective was Chavez at those weights?

Of course Tito would beat him. P4P sense, Chavez rips him to shreds.

[BlackHat]

Tito would beat him at 140 or 147 in his prime.

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! do you have a brain?? Well then please use it!

[Vasyl’s dad]

It's not really amateur at all if its pro fights. and he continued to fight tomato cans throughout his whole career even after his fight with taylor he fought a guy who only won 5 times.

Not worth the effort.

[BlackHat]

now put all the greats trinidad fought and murdered.

Why dont you do some google and support your **** with facts.

[TheGreatA]

Tito would beat him at 140 or 147 in his prime.

Trinidad could never make 140 in his prime, he was a big welterweight.

Chavez on the other hand was a super featherweight/lightweight/light welterweight.

[ferocity]

Chavez faught tomato cans in his prime.Tito fought quality competition for most of his career

Ignorance.

Randy Moore. LMAO, a left over opponet from Frankie Ranedells title defence, lol.

Freddie Pendalton, yes, the ex-lightweight champion also fought Trinidad and started his boxing career with 18 or more loses.

Hugo Pineda, wasn't he a jr. welterweight, lol.

Don't make me go over Triniadads opponets.

[El Dominicano]

Trinidad could never make 140 in his prime, he was a big welterweight.

Chavez on the other hand was a super featherweight/lightweight/light welterweight.

He had a few fights at 140-144. Maybe I was trippin.

[Vasyl’s dad]

Ignorance.

Randy Moore. LMAO, a left over opponet from Frankie Ranedells title defence, lol.

Freddie Pendalton, yes, the ex-lightweight champion also fought Trinidad and started his boxing career with 18 or more loses.

Hugo Pineda, wasn't he a jr. welterweight, lol.

Don't make me go over Triniadads opponets.

Don't even bother. According to him, Chavez prime was 80 -85.

He doesn't realize how bad that argument works against him though. Chavez career is defined after 85. So basically, he's saying that Chavez best years were in his twilight.


Chavez prime was when he was between the ages of 18-23.

Comical