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    Default Re: Fighters who were never the same after losing once

    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dick Whittington View Post
    Fernando Vargas.Tito took his soul and I'm not one for 'what ifs' but i still say Fernando was turning it around untill a succession of low blows stole his legs .
    That is still the best fight in living memory for me but the beating Fernando took at the end of such a gruelling fight and at such a young age , no way he could have recovered.
    I think that's BS he fought with all the heart in the world against Oscar, its just Oscar was too good of a boxer for him.

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    Never get why Vargas gets crap even after his loses he still went at it with all he had he was youngest guy win the lmw title i believe. Not only taht he had good wins including a win over Wright and there is no shame in losing to Mosley, Tito, and Oscar because he was competive to. He acompished alot i think and even after he lost he still fought with heart.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Taeth View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dick Whittington View Post
    Fernando Vargas.Tito took his soul and I'm not one for 'what ifs' but i still say Fernando was turning it around untill a succession of low blows stole his legs .
    That is still the best fight in living memory for me but the beating Fernando took at the end of such a gruelling fight and at such a young age , no way he could have recovered.
    I think that's BS he fought with all the heart in the world against Oscar, its just Oscar was too good of a boxer for him.
    I believe the undefeated Vargas who fought Trinidad would have beaten ODH.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Taeth View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dick Whittington View Post
    Fernando Vargas.Tito took his soul and I'm not one for 'what ifs' but i still say Fernando was turning it around untill a succession of low blows stole his legs .
    That is still the best fight in living memory for me but the beating Fernando took at the end of such a gruelling fight and at such a young age , no way he could have recovered.
    I think that's BS he fought with all the heart in the world against Oscar, its just Oscar was too good of a boxer for him.
    I believe the undefeated Vargas who fought Trinidad would have beaten ODH.
    Probably, he was rushed into the big fights too soon, I think he needed a bit more time to mature as a fighter before he went anywhere near Tito.

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    Default Re: Fighters who were never the same after losing once

    I dont know about that Vargas lost to Trinidad that Oscar boxed circles around and should got the fucking decsion why he didnt well never know.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Taeth View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dick Whittington View Post
    Fernando Vargas.Tito took his soul and I'm not one for 'what ifs' but i still say Fernando was turning it around untill a succession of low blows stole his legs .
    That is still the best fight in living memory for me but the beating Fernando took at the end of such a gruelling fight and at such a young age , no way he could have recovered.
    I think that's BS he fought with all the heart in the world against Oscar, its just Oscar was too good of a boxer for him.
    Sorry. He may have "fought his heart out" against Oscar, but he wasn't the same fighter AFTER Tito. You may recall... he was floored quite easily and put on queer street by the lightly regarded Wilfredo Rivera (also from PR) in a fight shortly after the Tito fight. Had Wilfredo taken advantage of that knockdown, he'd have given Fernando his 2nd KO loss. So it was Tito who ruined Fernando, not Oscar.


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    Quote Originally Posted by TitoFan View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Taeth View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dick Whittington View Post
    Fernando Vargas.Tito took his soul and I'm not one for 'what ifs' but i still say Fernando was turning it around untill a succession of low blows stole his legs .
    That is still the best fight in living memory for me but the beating Fernando took at the end of such a gruelling fight and at such a young age , no way he could have recovered.
    I think that's BS he fought with all the heart in the world against Oscar, its just Oscar was too good of a boxer for him.
    Sorry. He may have "fought his heart out" against Oscar, but he wasn't the same fighter AFTER Tito. You may recall... he was floored quite easily and put on queer street by the lightly regarded Wilfredo Rivera (also from PR) in a fight shortly after the Tito fight. Had Wilfredo taken advantage of that knockdown, he'd have given Fernando his 2nd KO loss. So it was Tito who ruined Fernando, not Oscar.

    agreed, but you gotta admit Vargas lost a little more of himself after every loss

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    Quote Originally Posted by THE THIRD MAN View Post
    Zab stands out for me here, never recovered from that KO by Tszyu. He has had some good wins but generally has been disappointing since his first loss.
    Great call... here can't believe no one else listed him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TitoFan View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Taeth View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dick Whittington View Post
    Fernando Vargas.Tito took his soul and I'm not one for 'what ifs' but i still say Fernando was turning it around untill a succession of low blows stole his legs .
    That is still the best fight in living memory for me but the beating Fernando took at the end of such a gruelling fight and at such a young age , no way he could have recovered.
    I think that's BS he fought with all the heart in the world against Oscar, its just Oscar was too good of a boxer for him.
    Sorry. He may have "fought his heart out" against Oscar, but he wasn't the same fighter AFTER Tito. You may recall... he was floored quite easily and put on queer street by the lightly regarded Wilfredo Rivera (also from PR) in a fight shortly after the Tito fight. Had Wilfredo taken advantage of that knockdown, he'd have given Fernando his 2nd KO loss. So it was Tito who ruined Fernando, not Oscar.

    Lightly regarded? You ain't seen much of Rivera have you? Rivera was a very good fighter. If there was any justice in the world he would of got that win against Pernell Whitaker. He deserved it.

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    Maybe he was never meant to be....and he certainly was noy emulating his father

    But Dario Galindez Jeezus,talk about how quickly an undefeated career can take a permanent nose dive

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    just reminded me Corey Spinks, in fact any of the Spinks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by TitoFan View Post
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    I think that's BS he fought with all the heart in the world against Oscar, its just Oscar was too good of a boxer for him.
    Sorry. He may have "fought his heart out" against Oscar, but he wasn't the same fighter AFTER Tito. You may recall... he was floored quite easily and put on queer street by the lightly regarded Wilfredo Rivera (also from PR) in a fight shortly after the Tito fight. Had Wilfredo taken advantage of that knockdown, he'd have given Fernando his 2nd KO loss. So it was Tito who ruined Fernando, not Oscar.

    Lightly regarded? You ain't seen much of Rivera have you? Rivera was a very good fighter. If there was any justice in the world he would of got that win against Pernell Whitaker. He deserved it.
    Gotta admit... I never saw much of Rivera. I know he came up short in his bigger fights (DLH, Mosley, Vargas). I never did see either of his fights against Whitaker. His career being pretty much parallel to Trinidad's, he was often overlooked here in PR.

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