Floyd Mayweather vs. Felix Trinidad.

[IamInuit]

At welter, at his best, trinidad was very very good. He used both hands and hit very hard with each of them. Good jab and moved well, too. He beat up Oba carr with his jab and straight right. This would be a pretty good fight.

You got there before I did. Its a tale of two Tito's. Shame he fell in love with his power so much and that nobody around him sacked up and let him know it. Double edged sword. It made him his millions and got him international attention but also shortened his career and made him one dimensional.

[Ron Swanson]

At welter, at his best, trinidad was very very good. He used both hands and hit very hard with each of them. Good jab and moved well, too. He beat up Oba carr with his jab and straight right. This would be a pretty good fight.

You got there before I did. Its a tale of two Tito's. Shame he fell in love with his power so much and that nobody around him sacked up and let him know it. Double edged sword. It made him his millions and got him international attention but also shortened his career and made him one dimensional.

That's why I said he might get Floyd out of there. But we can be sure it wouldn't be the left hook because of Floyd's style. But in his prime Tito did other things well, he wasn't nearly so predictable like he became as his career carried on.

[ElTerribleMorales]

At welter, at his best, trinidad was very very good. He used both hands and hit very hard with each of them. Good jab and moved well, too. He beat up Oba carr with his jab and straight right. This would be a pretty good fight.

You got there before I did. Its a tale of two Tito's. Shame he fell in love with his power so much and that nobody around him sacked up and let him know it. Double edged sword. It made him his millions and got him international attention but also shortened his career and made him one dimensional.

That's why I said he might get Floyd out of there. But we can be sure it wouldn't be the left hook because of Floyd's style. But in his prime Tito did other things well, he wasn't nearly so predictable like he became as his career carried on.

he only started relying solely on his left hand mainly at 160, at welter he had a very good stiff jab, a good right hand, uppercuts, and obviously the left hook to the body and head, he used both hands and used angles