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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    Benn would tear off Tito's head.
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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    Trinidad punches were straighter than Benn's. If he could avoid getting caught Trinidad stops him. And stops him early.

    I agree Benn was at his best at 168. Not 160

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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    Trinidad was not as effective at 160 as he was 154 and 147.

    Benn KO.

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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    Quote Originally Posted by match View Post
    Trinidad was not as effective at 160 as he was 154 and 147.

    Benn KO.
    And Benn was? Except for beating Iran Barkley (who came in having lost his last 2) he did nothing else. Unless you call getting knocked out by Watson and Eubanks doing something

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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    I believe Nigel Benn beat Doug Dewitt and Robbie Simms at 160 as well.

    And Iran Barkely is a MUCH bigger man than Tito Trinidad.

    He had straight punches too.

    And was knocked down 3 times and stopped in one round.
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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    Think these hypotheticals get a bit blurred.Couple of weeks ago it was Toney vs. Holyfield at cruiserweight.......Have to take into account the tremendous difference in experience of each guy at the moment in time.The hypo is really loaded in one direction

    Benn was a what?2,3 year pro at middle and Tito by the time he reached 160 had a decade + under his belt.And although he smashed Joppy,I still say he was not a middleweight and had done nothing else there.Also maturity as a fighter,Benn at 160 was in his pure destruct and come forward days but would go on to add some nice boxing and patients down the stretch......perhaps learned best from punching himself out vs. Watson and Eubanks in the first go.

    Going against that,I still say Benn is to strong and while both fighters...especially Tito, were dropped and stunned very early in fights...more often than not they both got up.I think Tito gets put on his heels and it gets to be an inside fight,Titos left hook would be dangerous but when its close and they exchange.If Jr. Welts drop Tito...Benn keeps him on the floor.

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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk View Post
    I believe Nigel Benn beat Doug Dewitt and Robbie Simms at 160 as well.

    And Iran Barkely is a MUCH bigger man than Tito Trinidad.

    He had straight punches too.

    And was knocked down 3 times and stopped in one round.
    Dewitt and Simms?? You gotta be from England. I was laughing so hard when I saw those names my belly popped through my throught onto the floor. They were more journeymen than fringe contenders here in the USA. As Holmes might say "Robbie Simms can't carry his brother's jockstrap." His brother being Marvin Hagler.
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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    Quote Originally Posted by LuciferTheGreat View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk View Post
    I believe Nigel Benn beat Doug Dewitt and Robbie Simms at 160 as well.

    And Iran Barkely is a MUCH bigger man than Tito Trinidad.

    He had straight punches too.

    And was knocked down 3 times and stopped in one round.
    Dewitt and Simms?? You gotta be from England. I was laughing so hard when I saw those names my belly popped through my throught onto the floor. They were more journeymen than fringe contenders here in the USA. As Holmes might say "Robbie Simms can't carry his brother's jockstrap." His brother being Marvin Hagler.
    He's not from England lol

    Dewitt was a good win, he'd gone the distance with McCrory & Hearns and Benn stopped him convincingly.
    Loved the Barkley fight - again an excellent win
    Eubank (2nd fight) another big win, even if the judges cheated him
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    Benn definitely had his limitations, but he was genuine world class and a match for any of the 90s MWs and SWs (P.S I said 'a match' not that he would beat)
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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    Quote Originally Posted by LuciferTheGreat View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk View Post
    I believe Nigel Benn beat Doug Dewitt and Robbie Simms at 160 as well.

    And Iran Barkely is a MUCH bigger man than Tito Trinidad.

    He had straight punches too.

    And was knocked down 3 times and stopped in one round.
    Dewitt and Simms?? You gotta be from England. I was laughing so hard when I saw those names my belly popped through my throught onto the floor. They were more journeymen than fringe contenders here in the USA. As Holmes might say "Robbie Simms can't carry his brother's jockstrap." His brother being Marvin Hagler.
    I am from California, USA.

    And I resent the implication that I am from England.

    And Simms was a lil bit better than what you are giving him credit for.
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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by match View Post
    Trinidad was not as effective at 160 as he was 154 and 147.

    Benn KO.
    And Benn was? Except for beating Iran Barkley (who came in having lost his last 2) he did nothing else. Unless you call getting knocked out by Watson and Eubanks doing something
    I think Michael Watson and Chris Eubanks are just a little more formidable at 160 than Trinidad was.

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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    both bangers both could get hurt,i am going with benn by brutal ko 2 after i would think going down himself ,i am not comparing trinidad to logan so dont think i am but the ending could be simaliar with benn hurt and trinidad moving in for the kill when nigel hooks him into next week ,benn at 160 although not as good as the 168 version had more one punch power

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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by match View Post
    Trinidad was not as effective at 160 as he was 154 and 147.

    Benn KO.
    And Benn was? Except for beating Iran Barkley (who came in having lost his last 2) he did nothing else. Unless you call getting knocked out by Watson and Eubanks doing something
    To be honest though VD, you say Iran Barkley had lost his last two. But that doesn't tell the whole story, two of those losses were against Roberto Duran, Michael Nunn.

    Roberto Duran fought the fight of his life, and i thought Iran Barkley did enough to win. But still i have no complaints it was a great fight. And a very close one at that.

    And Michael Nunn was P4P number 4, and was just coming off a brutal KO win over Sumbu Kalambay. Many people thought Michael Nunn would beat Iran Barkley easily.

    But infact it was a very close fight, and Iran Barkley was praised on a very good effort against Michael Nunn. Losing a very close decision, me personally i only had Michael Nunn winning by 2 rounds.

    As for the Nigel Benn vs Iran Barkley fight, i personally think Nigel Benn got away with murder. Hitting Iran Barkley while he was on the floor, and he was lucky the 3 knockdown rule was in effect. Because i believe Iran Barkley may of comeback to stop Nigel Benn.

    I agree with you that Nigel Benn was better at 168 though, he improved as a boxer and i think his punch resistance. Was better at 168 aswell, but he still had some other good underrated wins at 160. The only man to stop Robbie Sims and a dominating win over Doug DeWitt.

    As for this fight itself, well i was never really sold on Felix Trinidad at 160. I don't think he was at his best at Middleweight. And personally he did get knocked down alot early, and had that happened against Nigel Benn i don't think he would of survived.

    And say what you will about Nigel Benn being better at 168, but he still had crushing one punch KO power. And i think he hit harder than Felix Trinidad especially at 160.

    But Nigel Benn himself at 160 had bad defensive flaws. And wasn't quite the boxer he was at 160, and Felix Trinidad would have the advantage of experience over Nigel Benn, i really think this is about as 50/50 as you can get. This fight has so many ways it could go its impossible for me to pick.
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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    Did I mention Benn would tear off Tito's head.
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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    Wow good match up.


    Think it would be very close,both are hard hitters with chins that are not always 100%.


    Think Tito was a more controlled boxer but you could never count Benn out of a fight.
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    Default Re: Nigel Benn vs. Tito Trinidad at 160

    Quote Originally Posted by porkypara View Post
    Wow good match up.


    Think it would be very close,both are hard hitters with chins that are not always 100%.


    Think Tito was a more controlled boxer but you could never count Benn out of a fight.
    You know what it is a good match up!

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