You fail to comprehend what the word MOST means. You seem to contradict yourself with that statement, considering that Oscar had fought him first.
A lot of names left in Trinidad's resume and also many of DLH victories were Trinidad's as well. You could also make an argument as the best welterweight who out of the three had the most consecutive wins and title defenses? As of Oscar beating common opponents faster is irrelevant. The blueprint helps and prime opponents as well. I could tell you this much Trinidad barely fought any fighter that was heading in the downhill path, oppose to DLH such as Chavez, destroy Mayorga and Vargas by Trinidad such examples of what I mean.
Trinidad fought 5 former champions at 147, and one current champion ODLH. Oscar fought 7 former champions at 147 and 2 current champions. Between 1993 (when Tito picked up his first belt) and 1999 (when Tito left 147) Tito fought 5 former champions and 1 current champion. Oscar fought 13 former champions and 6 current champions. Oscar better. Oscar never fought anyone with a losing streak, and he fought and beat better opposition than Trinidad. So what if Oscar fought a few common opponents first. He still has a better resume. Oscar is more accomplished, and has beat more high caliber opponents than Tito.
How did DLH have better opponents when most of his known victories are all Trinidad's as well. Six out of those on your list were Trinidad, the rest and most weren't in Trinidad's weight class. Whitaker, Campas, Camacho, Chavez twice, Vargas, Mayorga, were heading downhill or prior Trinidad destroy. Funny how DLH has some c and b level fighters on your bias list, but Trinidad doesn't. Trinidad had "about" 16 straight title defenses all wins by the way at 147. At 154 he dominated. Don't forget to add his other former champions he face in other weight classes and his number of defeats over former olyimpic gold medalist opponents. How many 0 did Trinidad take away and how many careers did he destroy or have an impact in. The only thing DLH had on him was the attraction, other than that they are pretty similar in opponents.
:deal Bingo. These 3 in their primes were beasts and great to watch when they were at 147 they seemed unbeatable. Amazing Mosley is still doing his thing at this stage of his career and at this level. This was a very hard choice, but I think Oscar IMO has a win over both, but then I chose Mosley because since the Margarito fight he has shown he is still evolving even today as a fighter so he's doing what it takes to win becoming more versatile making up for his weaknesses. He also has a great chin and a great will to win and showed that even in his losing effort to Cotto. If I could have it a draw for Oscar and Mosley I'd pick that choice, but Mosley isn't over yet and I really liked what I've seen so far. Not many including myself gave him a chance with Margarito and now many come up with the excuses how Margo was very one dimensional, but c'mon, we all knew that before the fight. I pick Mosley.
sorry you dont comprehend those fights reffered to trinadad dlh common opponets mister an tito destroyed them while oscar dec john john no contradiction simple fact and ill give you one oscar was ko the quicker of two aginst hopkins