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[marvelous_TG]

I don't wanna get messed up in a PR-Mexicano battle, but I will add my input. De La Hoya has never and will never be on Felix Trinidad's level.

What are you talking about men have you seen their fight? not on his level

[SonnyG8R]

I don't wanna get messed up in a PR-Mexicano battle, but I will add my input. De La Hoya has never and will never be on Felix Trinidad's level.

Incorrect...

[oldgringo]

Honestly Trinidad and De La Hoya are the exact same guy but just in parallel universes. Theres no difference in terms of class between the two.

[MetalVomit]

Evander "The Real Deal" Holyfield, in his prime of course. Now he is a sad, sad joke.

[IwatchBoxing]

Statements like this are ridiculous Fuego, I would not say that Tito has never and will never be on Oscar's level...

Fact is they are very close in terms of legacy, very close...anyone saying that one blows the other out of the water is a ******, are you a ****** Fuego?

Let me put your quote in perspective, saying Oscar is not even close to Tito in terms of class or legacy is like saying that Glenn Johnson blew Antonio Tarver out of the water in the first fight. That statement would be ridiculous because the fight could have gone either way just like OScar and Tito...saying one is far superior over the other is just being dumb....

Fuego are you dumb?

Scaps a nuthugger of DLH, screw what he thinks, really.

[MetalVomit]

Honestly Trinidad and De La Hoya are the exact same guy but just in parallel universes. Theres no difference in terms of class between the two.

Agreed, evenly matched. Tito has more power and strength, Oscar has more fundamentals.

[DiegoFuego]

What are you talking about men have you seen their fight? not on his level

wahhhhhh wahhhh

Trinidad W12 De La Hoya

[DiegoFuego]

Agreed, evenly matched. Tito has more power and strength, Oscar has more fundamentals.

Agreed. Except Trinidad is better.

[Super_Lightweight]

hmm

Roy Jones.

In his prime and in his era, he is the only fighter who I would say could beat any fighter in any weight class.

Roy had quick feet, surprising power, and ferocious speed. I love when he threw a 46-punch combo on Tony Thornton. He sent 6 left hooks bouncing off someone's dome in 2 seconds. He could take a punch in his prime. Roy was just a picasso in there. Beat Hopkins and Toney sweepingly, and just flat-out domniated Ruiz in a way that no one has (too bad it wasn't enough to get rid of that ****er).

Also Roy lives close to me and I met him at KFC. LOL...nice guy. Had a huge sack of chicken.

I have his entire career on dvd. For people that judge Roy of is losses at an advanced age, do yourself a favor and watch his earlier years. He was not a God. No fighter ever was or ever will be a God. Roy was just super-human.

[BLKPANTHER]

Bernard 'the Executioner' Hopkins