You are obviously flustered. lol What does valero have to do with this? He never quit like Cotto and dude died undefeated..Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Valero is Boxing's James Dean straight the fuck up cuzzz
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You are obviously flustered. lol What does valero have to do with this? He never quit like Cotto and dude died undefeated..Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Valero is Boxing's James Dean straight the fuck up cuzzz
I don't have pictures of Demarco, so I'll re-post the video instead.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=471aJa3hhGM
But here's another one you'll like:
http://chronicle.augusta.com/sites/d.../53/539353.jpg
Chavez-DLH II
Duran wasn't the only one to say "no mas".
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Originally Posted by Violent DemiseDe La Hoya just beat them betterQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Which means what, M?
Here's the fact I personally find amusing:
Common Opponents
Camacho: .....Trinidad - Jan '94 - UD12 ............ DLH - Sept '97 - UD12
Campas: ......Trinidad - Sept '94 - TKO 4 (Campas undefeated at the time) ....... DLH - May '03 - TKO 7
Carr: ............Trinidad - Dec '94 - TKO 8 (Carr undefeated at the time) .......... DLH - May '99 - TKO 11
(eerie string at that point of alphabetical order ;D )
Vargas: .........Trinidad - Dec '00 - TKO 12 (Vargas undefeated at the time) ............ DLH - Sept '02 - TKO 11
Mayorga: .......Trinidad - Oct '04 - TKO 8 ................. DLH - May '06 - TKO 6
Hence, the "leftovers theory".
Camacho: Both go 12. De La Hoya floors Camacho and damn near has him out. Trinidad didn't come close to stopping Camacho
Campas: Trinidad floored and hurt by Campas. De La Hoya dominates him
Carr: Trinidad hurt and floored by Carr. De La Hoya has minor problems with him
Vargas: Trinidad floored, hurt and forced to use a low blow against Vargas. De La Hoya doesn't have as much trouble against Vargas
Mayorga: Trinidad floored by Mayorga. De La Hoya has no trouble with him
I'll refute your idiot logic piece by piece.
Let's take Campas first:
Trinidad was not "hurt" by Campas. It was a flash knockdown, with a short left hand, with Trinidad being off balance. He came right back up.... and soon thereafter ended the fight.
Moreover, by the time DLH got to Campas, Yori Boy had been knocked out by Oba Carr and....... ready for this? Daniel Santos..... the feared knockout artist. So tell me Campas didn't have pretty much mileage on him when DLH faced him. Go ahead.
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Originally Posted by Violent DemiseDe La Hoya just beat them betterQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Which means what, M?
Here's the fact I personally find amusing:
Common Opponents
Camacho: .....Trinidad - Jan '94 - UD12 ............ DLH - Sept '97 - UD12
Campas: ......Trinidad - Sept '94 - TKO 4 (Campas undefeated at the time) ....... DLH - May '03 - TKO 7
Carr: ............Trinidad - Dec '94 - TKO 8 (Carr undefeated at the time) .......... DLH - May '99 - TKO 11
(eerie string at that point of alphabetical order ;D )
Vargas: .........Trinidad - Dec '00 - TKO 12 (Vargas undefeated at the time) ............ DLH - Sept '02 - TKO 11
Mayorga: .......Trinidad - Oct '04 - TKO 8 ................. DLH - May '06 - TKO 6
Hence, the "leftovers theory".
Camacho: Both go 12. De La Hoya floors Camacho and damn near has him out. Trinidad didn't come close to stopping Camacho
Campas: Trinidad floored and hurt by Campas. De La Hoya dominates him
Carr: Trinidad hurt and floored by Carr. De La Hoya has minor problems with him
Vargas: Trinidad floored, hurt and forced to use a low blow against Vargas. De La Hoya doesn't have as much trouble against Vargas
Mayorga: Trinidad floored by Mayorga. De La Hoya has no trouble with him
Really? You're gonna gloat over DLH beating a 37-year old Oba Carr? Over the hill and washed up. His best days were definitely behind him. Advantage: Trinidad
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Originally Posted by Violent DemiseDe La Hoya just beat them betterQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Which means what, M?
Here's the fact I personally find amusing:
Common Opponents
Camacho: .....Trinidad - Jan '94 - UD12 ............ DLH - Sept '97 - UD12
Campas: ......Trinidad - Sept '94 - TKO 4 (Campas undefeated at the time) ....... DLH - May '03 - TKO 7
Carr: ............Trinidad - Dec '94 - TKO 8 (Carr undefeated at the time) .......... DLH - May '99 - TKO 11
(eerie string at that point of alphabetical order ;D )
Vargas: .........Trinidad - Dec '00 - TKO 12 (Vargas undefeated at the time) ............ DLH - Sept '02 - TKO 11
Mayorga: .......Trinidad - Oct '04 - TKO 8 ................. DLH - May '06 - TKO 6
Hence, the "leftovers theory".
Camacho: Both go 12. De La Hoya floors Camacho and damn near has him out. Trinidad didn't come close to stopping Camacho
Campas: Trinidad floored and hurt by Campas. De La Hoya dominates him
Carr: Trinidad hurt and floored by Carr. De La Hoya has minor problems with him
Vargas: Trinidad floored, hurt and forced to use a low blow against Vargas. De La Hoya doesn't have as much trouble against Vargas
Mayorga: Trinidad floored by Mayorga. De La Hoya has no trouble with him
Trinidad ruined...... yes..... ruined Vargas, and seriously softened up Mayorga for De La Hoya. If you can't see that, then you have no business in a boxing forum and need to get your head examined. So in retrospect, your amateurish analysis of how each did against their common opponents means diddly squat in the grand scheme of things.
Why does it matter that Oscar fought fighters Trinidad fought he was not even in the weight class yet. I don't fault Holyfeild for fighting fighters Tyson fought because Holyfeild was still in cusierweight. All i know is Oscar fought everyone at the weight and then gave Tito a Lesson and was robbed.
This is quitting.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
http://blogs.denverpost.com/sports/f...o-Cotto-KO.jpg
Look at him beg. Please don't hit me no more
http://cdn.fansided.com/wp-content/b...1811813271.jpg
I'll just stay down here where it's safe
http://www.boxingscene.com/uploads/6...alez%20(1).JPG
I can get up. But like a true Puto Rican. I'm not
Damn Purto Rican fighters sure do love quitting on there knees.
You saw me on the forum and are trying to get my attention? ;D
Laugh my ass off at your infantile rants.
You've posted examples of Puerto Ricans who have "quit" (according to you) on their knees....... I've posted examples of Mexicans (including the Mexi-Cali variety) that quit on their stools. Six of one.... half a dozen of the other.
A true boxing fan would say that it's easy to accuse a boxer of quitting when you're not the one getting hammered, especially by plaster casts.
But carry on........ whatever makes you happy. ;D
Here you go, Dorito. I'll see your picture and raise you a picture........
http://cdn2.sbnation.com/fan_shot_im...ng_ohdr102.jpg
To bad that doesn't apply here. Muthafukka took a knee without even being hit. The other 2 could of gotten up. But decided they rather stay on there knees. Which isn't surprising. One PR already came out as a fag. Cotto loves sharing his bed with men. Puerto Rican men seemed to love being on there knees more than Puerto Rican women.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
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Originally Posted by Violent DemiseTo bad that doesn't apply here. Muthafukka took a knee without even being hit. The other 2 could of gotten up. But decided they rather stay on there knees. Which isn't surprising. One PR already came out as a fag. Cotto loves sharing his bed with men. Puerto Rican men seemed to love being on there knees more than Puerto Rican women.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Took a knee without getting hit? So what happened to his face? Was it the ring post?
Anyway.... it's not worth the argument.
Especially if you're going to go down that spiraling, twisted road again.
Yeah... Orlando Cruz came out of the closet.
Uh-oh.
Yep............ you win the argument.
Maybe now you'll move on to more fruitful topics, eh?