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  • The Troll
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    #11
    Originally posted by sisforshaq
    I got the idea from the great thread of rating MAB, Morales, JMM Pac and Hamed, So i thought out all the welters we have seen recently rank this 5.

    Oscar De La Hoya
    "Sugar" Shane Mosley
    Zab Judah
    Felix Trinidad
    Antonio Margarito

    Just some classic ones and i put Margarito to see what everyone thinks of him.
    That is ridiculous to rate Zab Judah as all time greater than Felix Trinidad. Did Zab Judah beat Ricardo Mayorga by total destruction, did beat Cherifi by TKO 4,
    did he beat William Joppy by TKO 5
    did he beat Vargas by TKO 12
    did he Thiam by TKO 3
    did he beat David Reid by UD 12
    did he beat Oscar De La Hoya by MD
    did he beat Hugo Peneda in 1999 by KO 4
    did he beat Pernell Whitaker by UD 12
    did he beat OBA Carr by TKO 8
    did he beat Luis Ramon Campos by TKO 4
    did he beat Hector Camacho by UD 12
    did he beat Maurice Blocker in 1993 by KO 2

    No but Trinidad did. Trinidad is easily one of the best Welterweights of all time. Judah is not anywhere near one of hte best Welterweights of all time. Trinidad is just not the fighter now he used to be. Trinidad is better Welterweight all time than De La Hoya or Mosely and way way way way above Judah.

    And Trinidad obviously when he was in prime could beat slick boxers. As you see he holds wins over Pernell Whitaker, Hector Camacho, David Reid, Oscar De La Hoya. He just is not the fighter he used to be. Trinidad was undefeated as Welterweight.
    Last edited by The Troll; 05-28-2005, 11:46 AM.

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    • sisforshaq
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      #12
      Thats not my list... I was just naming the fighters.. look on the new thread for my list.

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        #13
        Originally posted by sisforshaq
        Thats not my list... I was just naming the fighters.. look on the new thread for my list.
        Trinidad is not a welterweight unless your talking about him historically. He has not fought at Welterweight since 1999 so he does not really even belong on the list unless your talking about boxing history. Why are you ranking a guy who has not fought at welter since 1999 in the same list as currently active Welterweights.

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          #14
          Originally posted by McKay
          All those guys are welterweights with the exception of Trinidad. And Trinidad was of course originally a welterweight and that was his natural weight. He beat Oscar De La Hoya via controversial descision at welterweight and Mosely beat De La Hoya twice at welterweight.

          So I think as far as welterweights go De La Hoya,Trinidad and Mosely are even, but Trinidad has the most quality wins at welter despite his recent shorfallings in the middlweight. I might rank Trinidad the highest.

          Zab Judah and Antonio Margarito are also equal to me but are below the first 3.
          Man, you talk like a damn computer..

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            #15
            Originally posted by McKay
            Trinidad is not a welterweight unless your talking about him historically. He has not fought at Welterweight since 1999 so he does not really even belong on the list unless your talking about boxing history. Why are you ranking a guy who has not fought at welter since 1999 in the same list as currently active Welterweights.
            he mayorga at 160, he is welterweight.
            Dont know wtf he was doing at 160

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              #16
              Originally posted by McKay
              That is ridiculous to rate Zab Judah as all time greater than Felix Trinidad. Did Zab Judah beat Ricardo Mayorga by total destruction, did beat Cherifi by TKO 4,
              did he beat William Joppy by TKO 5
              did he beat Vargas by TKO 12
              did he Thiam by TKO 3
              did he beat David Reid by UD 12
              did he beat Oscar De La Hoya by MD
              did he beat Hugo Peneda in 1999 by KO 4
              did he beat Pernell Whitaker by UD 12
              did he beat OBA Carr by TKO 8
              did he beat Luis Ramon Campos by TKO 4
              did he beat Hector Camacho by UD 12
              did he beat Maurice Blocker in 1993 by KO 2

              No but Trinidad did. Trinidad is easily one of the best Welterweights of all time. Judah is not anywhere near one of hte best Welterweights of all time. Trinidad is just not the fighter now he used to be. Trinidad is better Welterweight all time than De La Hoya or Mosely and way way way way above Judah.

              And Trinidad obviously when he was in prime could beat slick boxers. As you see he holds wins over Pernell Whitaker, Hector Camacho, David Reid, Oscar De La Hoya. He just is not the fighter he used to be. Trinidad was undefeated as Welterweight.
              The Camacho, DeLaHoya, and Sweat Pea fights shouldnt count cuz they were old as **** and DLH was robbed...

              He wasnt undefeated as a welterweight he got ****in whooped by DLH **** man...

              Trinidad would get owned by hearns duran leonard robinson basilio etc.

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                #17
                Originally posted by ThaGreatest
                The Camacho, DeLaHoya, and Sweat Pea fights shouldnt count cuz they were old as **** and DLH was robbed...

                He wasnt undefeated as a welterweight he got ****in whooped by DLH **** man...

                Trinidad would get owned by hearns duran leonard robinson basilio etc.
                Yeah he probably would lose to those guys, and there is no shame in that, he is still the best welterweigh tof the 90's.
                Last edited by The Troll; 05-28-2005, 04:10 PM.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by McKay
                  Yeah he probably would lose to those guys, and there is no shame in that, he is still the best welterweigh tof the 90's.
                  Maybe

                  but I truly believe Hearns can knock out Trinidad in the 1st round and I can explain why..

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by ThaGreatest
                    Actually DeLaHoya was
                    For what. What makes De La Hoya the greatest. For barely getting past Quartey? For loosing to Trinidad. For loosing twice to Mosely. Is that what makes him the best?

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by McKay
                      For what. What makes De La Hoya the greatest. For barely getting past Quartey? For loosing to Trinidad. For loosing twice to Mosely. Is that what makes him the best?
                      DeLaHoya beat Quartey...

                      He beat Trinidad...

                      and he lost once to Mosley at welterweight...

                      not twice

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