I'm glad to say I saw such legend in my lifetime and was able to enjoy his fights. They just don't make them like him all too often. A rare treat for boxing fans, love him or hate him his fight were simply action packed and thrillers.
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My all time favorite fighter. If every era had a Tito Trinidad. Then boxing would be much more enjoyable.
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Tito was one exciting fighter in his day the fans really backed this guy up sold a lot on PPV fought the best guys out always went for the knockout in every fight he was in. He is an all time legend and soon will be in the hall of fame.
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Originally posted by boxingsmash69 View PostTrue. I've always scratched my head wondering why Mosley/Trinidad never happened.
He was SUPPOSED to face Trinidad next if I'm not mistaken.
However, Tito had moved up, he lost to Bernard Hopkins, and Mosley on the other side lost twice to Vernon Forrest in back-to-back matches.
They should've done that fight as soon as Mosley beat Oscar in their first meeting and matched Mosley/Trinidad in a battle at 154.
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Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View Postby Cliff Rold - Technique can be taught, skill can be refined, but there are a couple of things fighters are either born with or not.
Charisma.
Power.
Those are two of them, and a big two at that. The pride of Cupey Alto, Puerto Rico, Felix “Tito” Trinidad was one of boxing’s brightest stars in the 1990s and early 2000s. Power and charisma were part of his stock in trade. The sky appeared the limit…until it came crashing down.
September 11, 2001, shook the world on a grand scale. On a much smaller one, it pushed a highly anticipated Middleweight Championship unification, scheduled for New York City’s Madison Square Garden, back from it’s originally intended date of September 15 to September 29. The results in the ring indicated date was no matter.
Felix Trinidad met Bernard Hopkins.
And for all intents and purposes, Trinidad was done.
Has it really been ten years?
Just days past the anniversary of that fantastic encounter, and just over a week out from Bernard Hopkins’ latest attempt at mocking Father Time, the time is ripe to look back on the man who gave that legend flower, at the height of a fistic legend all his own. [Click Here To Read More]
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Originally posted by black_celph View Postthis guy was good but is no different than margarito...his hands were wrapped illegally
I am glad and honored to have seen Trinidad fight during my life time. If we had more like him now boxing would be even more greater.
We never heard of possible drug use, PEDs, ducking, cherry picking, weight issues, new belts for fights,Pre Madonna crap...just great fights
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Triniwraps was a fraud. His best win was a robbery against DLH.Funny how he was "shot" after he got caught using illegal wraps.The same people that believe that Tony has been using wraps all his career because he lost against Mosley and Pacquiao since he got caught, need to take a look at Pito's record after he got caught. How can anyone be sure that all of wins are not tainted?
Anyone who is a fan of his and labels Margarito a "cheat" is a hypocrite.
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