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Healthy disagreements are part of what I love about this forum.
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Totally agree, ha ha;DQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
would a rematch with mayorga at 160 be a good step forward for tito?
Why would he need to whip Mayorga again???
I think if Tito is going to continue to fight he needs to take on Jermain Taylor, Jeff Lacy, Vernon Forrest, Ike Quartey or maybe even a Bernard Hopkins rematch.
call mayorga another tune up befor he fights anyone dangerous.
time is running out....
Hopefully it's retirement. he doesn't belong in the ring anymore.
two things, Jones basically dominated Tito after the 4th, and didn't stop him because he held back after the first knockdown, cause honestly i and everybody that was with me thought that Jones allowed Trinidad to get away because like typical Jones he knew he had the fight in the bag after that, so he saw no point in inflicting more damage then he needed to, plus the fact that they're friends out of the ring had to helpQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan(LOL) You'll have to talk ol' Oscar into that one. Tito's not part of his "farewell tour." No... he'd rather fight the dangerous Forbes, follow it up with Golden Boy-Pretty Boy Part II (yawn), and... according to him... maybe fight Cotto (yeah, right). I'll bet the house money that Oscar retires after the Floyd fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by jmbtandy
the second thing, even if De La Hoya retires after the Mayweather rematch, at least he only retired once, after a 16 yr long career, not once after each ass whooping he recieves, hell i'm suprised he didn't say that "papi" told him to retire for the 3rd time after Jones whooped his ass
Here is the Pic of Tito making pose for his Statue ..............;D
http://inlinethumb18.webshots.com/41...600x600Q85.jpg
I actually think and no disrespect to Tito fans but i feel Jones carried Tito in later stages, because he respects him remember Jones done something similar against Mike McCallum.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMoralestwo things, Jones basically dominated Tito after the 4th, and didn't stop him because he held back after the first knockdown, cause honestly i and everybody that was with me thought that Jones allowed Trinidad to get away because like typical Jones he knew he had the fight in the bag after that, so he saw no point in inflicting more damage then he needed to, plus the fact that they're friends out of the ring had to helpQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan(LOL) You'll have to talk ol' Oscar into that one. Tito's not part of his "farewell tour." No... he'd rather fight the dangerous Forbes, follow it up with Golden Boy-Pretty Boy Part II (yawn), and... according to him... maybe fight Cotto (yeah, right). I'll bet the house money that Oscar retires after the Floyd fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by jmbtandy
the second thing, even if De La Hoya retires after the Mayweather rematch, at least he only retired once, after a 16 yr long career, not once after each ass whooping he recieves, hell i'm suprised he didn't say that "papi" told him to retire for the 3rd time after Jones whooped his ass
I hope the sculpters hook him up with some body work. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Macho
I think the only fight Jones ever actually wanted to do real harm to his opponent first and foremost was the Griffin rematch... Kinda scary to think what could have been if he had the mentality of a Terry Norris:-XQuote:
Originally Posted by ICBI actually think and no disrespect to Tito fans but i feel Jones carried Tito in later stages, because he respects him remember Jones done something similar against Mike McCallum.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMoralestwo things, Jones basically dominated Tito after the 4th, and didn't stop him because he held back after the first knockdown, cause honestly i and everybody that was with me thought that Jones allowed Trinidad to get away because like typical Jones he knew he had the fight in the bag after that, so he saw no point in inflicting more damage then he needed to, plus the fact that they're friends out of the ring had to helpQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
the second thing, even if De La Hoya retires after the Mayweather rematch, at least he only retired once, after a 16 yr long career, not once after each ass whooping he recieves, hell i'm suprised he didn't say that "papi" told him to retire for the 3rd time after Jones whooped his ass