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    Default Re: 5 hard fights in a row.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bookkeeper View Post
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    Trinidad went

    De La Hoya
    Reid
    Thiam
    Vargas
    Joppy
    Hopkins

    and they were all champions, I don't think anything beats that run
    I dont think that run beats any of the others i named. 2 greats in DLH and Hopkins. 1 good champ in Vargas, 3 also rans in Joppy, Thiam and Reid.

    I think your opinion is more based on hindsight than it was at the time, DLH was the biggest fight of the decade, Reid and Vargas were the next big thing's and should have never been thrown in there with Tito, nevertheless they were champions and were never the same after their fight with Tito, Thiam was a lower case champion ( non major ) but he was no journeyman, many thought Joppy was the best MW in the world, and we all know about Hopkins. The funny thing about your post is that Hopkins is one of your greats and rightfully so, but if Trinidad would have knocked him out in that fight he would not have been a great, when you look at it that way Joppy, Vargas, Reid would have been greats if they would have beaten Tito. He took on the best competition that was around at the time, and since he ruined them people look back in hindsight and say those guy's werent greats, but that's not the tune they were singing at the time.
    The point is BHOPs last 5 fights were against proven top fighters. Reid Thiam and Joppy were potentially great fighters but as u say in hindsight were found to be not that great.

    As for saying BHOP wouldnt have been great IF Tito had KO'd him, what a silly argument, the point is Nard Ko'd Tito and the rest is history. No ifs there.

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    Default Re: 5 hard fights in a row.

    Agree with Eagle on Hopkins,..........How about Winky wrights last 5

    Hopkins
    Quartey
    J.Taylor
    Soliman
    Trinidad........(far from hard I know). Throw in 2 back to backs with Mosley before those 5.

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    Default Re: 5 hard fights in a row.

    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli surfs 'Nawlins View Post
    Agree with Eagle on Hopkins,..........How about Winky wrights last 5

    Hopkins
    Quartey
    J.Taylor
    Soliman
    Trinidad........(far from hard I know). Throw in 2 back to backs with Mosley before those 5.
    Gotta agree. Forgot about Winky. All those are great fighters except maybe Soliman, who if nothing else is awkward as fwock!

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    Default Re: 5 hard fights in a row.

    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli surfs 'Nawlins View Post
    Agree with Eagle on Hopkins,..........How about Winky wrights last 5

    Hopkins
    Quartey
    J.Taylor
    Soliman
    Trinidad........(far from hard I know). Throw in 2 back to backs with Mosley before those 5.
    You have (far from hard I know) next too Trinidad but nothing next too Soliman and Quartey, I love Saddoboxing

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bookkeeper View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli surfs 'Nawlins View Post
    Agree with Eagle on Hopkins,..........How about Winky wrights last 5

    Hopkins
    Quartey
    J.Taylor
    Soliman
    Trinidad........(far from hard I know). Throw in 2 back to backs with Mosley before those 5.
    You have (far from hard I know) next too Trinidad but nothing next too Soliman and Quartey, I love Saddoboxing
    Trinidad fight was not as tough as Soliman fight,No way!I love Saddoboxing as well .

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    Default Re: 5 hard fights in a row.

    I think they both, Bernard and JOe, have had some hard fights lately
    The two most trying fights I've seen Joe in except maybe against Reid were against Kessler and Bika. Against Lacy he had to fight at a really high pace, and he had an injured left hand, that fight couldn't have been easy even though in terms of boxing it was.

    Bernard hasn't really had a physically challenging fight where he has really taken any sort of punishment that Calzaghe did against Bika or Kessler. It has been forever since I've seen somebody consistently land hard shots on B-Hop. For Hopkins I think him fighting at such a high level will definitely help for against Calzaghe, but don't take his figh with Wright who is a fast high paced southpaw to indicate what will happen against Calzaghe, Remember that Lacy was sparring with Wright before he fought Joe.

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    Default Re: 5 hard fights in a row.

    Mayorga:

    Trinidad
    Piccirillo
    De La Hoya
    Vargas
    Cotto

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    Default Re: 5 hard fights in a row.

    hattons last 6 arnt to bad if you look closely

    kostya - recognised p4p number 1
    masuusa - champ, but nothing to great
    collazo - again a champion
    urango - a champion
    castillo - former p4p top 10
    mayweather - p4p number one

    its nothing on b hops, speshly if you look at his last 5 ( MINUS tyszu)

    but still not bad at all...

    judahs last 5 are very good aswell lmao, only he lost most of them!

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    Default Re: 5 hard fights in a row.

    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli surfs 'Nawlins View Post
    Agree with Eagle on Hopkins,..........How about Winky wrights last 5

    Hopkins
    Quartey
    J.Taylor
    Soliman
    Trinidad........(far from hard I know). Throw in 2 back to backs with Mosley before those 5.
    Quartey wasn't hard. Hell, he might have been able to KO him had he pushed a little harder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Killface View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli surfs 'Nawlins View Post
    Agree with Eagle on Hopkins,..........How about Winky wrights last 5

    Hopkins
    Quartey
    J.Taylor
    Soliman
    Trinidad........(far from hard I know). Throw in 2 back to backs with Mosley before those 5.
    Quartey wasn't hard. Hell, he might have been able to KO him had he pushed a little harder.

    Quartey being such an easy fight I think is testament to how good Winky was.
    Quartey was always underrated, and was robbed in the recent past of the Forrest fight......he still has a top notch jab and is a solid opponent.
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    Quote Originally Posted by boozeboxer View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Killface View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli surfs 'Nawlins View Post
    Agree with Eagle on Hopkins,..........How about Winky wrights last 5

    Hopkins
    Quartey
    J.Taylor
    Soliman
    Trinidad........(far from hard I know). Throw in 2 back to backs with Mosley before those 5.
    Quartey wasn't hard. Hell, he might have been able to KO him had he pushed a little harder.
    Agreed but still Ike Quartey was too small for Winky Wright, just like Ike Quartey was too small for Fernando Vargas at Jr Middleweight. Ike Quartey could impose his power much better at Welterweight.

    Quartey being such an easy fight I think is testament to how good Winky was.
    Quartey was always underrated, and was robbed in the recent past of the Forrest fight......he still has a top notch jab and is a solid opponent.
    Agreed but still Ike Quartey was too small for Winky Wright, just like Ike Quartey was too small for Fernando Vargas at Jr Middleweight. He couldn't impose his will/power like he could at Welterweight.

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    I agree with you. Ike was too small for Winky. But it was a good win nonetheless.
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    Don't know if its been mentioned already

    Juan Manuel Marquez

    Joel Casamayor
    Manny Pacquaio
    Rocky Juarez
    MA Barrera
    Jimrex Jaca

    Only slightly one is Jaca
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    Default Re: 5 hard fights in a row.

    Quote Originally Posted by eagle View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bookkeeper View Post
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    I dont think that run beats any of the others i named. 2 greats in DLH and Hopkins. 1 good champ in Vargas, 3 also rans in Joppy, Thiam and Reid.

    I think your opinion is more based on hindsight than it was at the time, DLH was the biggest fight of the decade, Reid and Vargas were the next big thing's and should have never been thrown in there with Tito, nevertheless they were champions and were never the same after their fight with Tito, Thiam was a lower case champion ( non major ) but he was no journeyman, many thought Joppy was the best MW in the world, and we all know about Hopkins. The funny thing about your post is that Hopkins is one of your greats and rightfully so, but if Trinidad would have knocked him out in that fight he would not have been a great, when you look at it that way Joppy, Vargas, Reid would have been greats if they would have beaten Tito. He took on the best competition that was around at the time, and since he ruined them people look back in hindsight and say those guy's werent greats, but that's not the tune they were singing at the time.
    The point is BHOPs last 5 fights were against proven top fighters. Reid Thiam and Joppy were potentially great fighters but as u say in hindsight were found to be not that great.

    As for saying BHOP wouldnt have been great IF Tito had KO'd him, what a silly argument, the point is Nard Ko'd Tito and the rest is history. No ifs there.
    From the span of September 99 to September of 01 Trinidad fought 6 champions strait in a two year span, three in which never tasted defeat, and two against MW champs that were naturally bigger than him. And you don't find that impressive, PUZZLING. Add on top of that the fights took place in three different weight divisions. Eagle we know one thing for certain your no Trinidad fan.


    P.S Ohh and just for the record I gave you SIX fights and not FIVE, hopefully this will hold even more weight than what I have already said
    Last edited by Bookkeeper; 04-04-2008 at 01:38 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bookkeeper View Post
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    I think your opinion is more based on hindsight than it was at the time, DLH was the biggest fight of the decade, Reid and Vargas were the next big thing's and should have never been thrown in there with Tito, nevertheless they were champions and were never the same after their fight with Tito, Thiam was a lower case champion ( non major ) but he was no journeyman, many thought Joppy was the best MW in the world, and we all know about Hopkins. The funny thing about your post is that Hopkins is one of your greats and rightfully so, but if Trinidad would have knocked him out in that fight he would not have been a great, when you look at it that way Joppy, Vargas, Reid would have been greats if they would have beaten Tito. He took on the best competition that was around at the time, and since he ruined them people look back in hindsight and say those guy's werent greats, but that's not the tune they were singing at the time.
    The point is BHOPs last 5 fights were against proven top fighters. Reid Thiam and Joppy were potentially great fighters but as u say in hindsight were found to be not that great.

    As for saying BHOP wouldnt have been great IF Tito had KO'd him, what a silly argument, the point is Nard Ko'd Tito and the rest is history. No ifs there.
    From the span of September 99 to September of 01 Trinidad fought 6 champions strait in a two year span, three in which never tasted defeat, and two against MW champs that were naturally bigger than him. And you don't find that impressive, PUZZLING. Add on top of that the fights took place in three different weight divisions. Eagle we know one thing for certain your no Trinidad fan.


    P.S Ohh and just for the record I gave you SIX fights and not FIVE, hopefully this will hold even more weight than what I have already said
    Yes Tito fought 6 champions but not of the quality of the fighters Bhop fought and is fighting.
    Being a champ does not necessarily mean u are great (Gavin Rees was an undefeated champ)!!!

    Hopkins has fought.
    Taylor x 2( Big middleweight who was the first to beat BHOP in 20 defenses. Taylor much better than Joppy, Thiam or Reid).
    Tarver(BHOP moved up 15 pounds to fight the guy who beat Roy Jones and schooled him).
    Wright (P4P top 5 guy who had come off wins v Mosely, Trinidad a draw with Taylor).
    Now Calzaghe who is an undefeated undisputed smw champ!!!

    That is more impressive then the fights trinidad fought!

    To say i'm not a Tito fan is ludicrous. I loved watchin Tito fight and supported him in big fights against DLH, Vargas and shock horro Hopkins. The truth is tho that Bhops last 5 fights are against better opposition than those 6 fights u mntioned of Tito.

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