Boots Ennis vs Felix Trinidad, how would it play out ?

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  1. MarkusFlorez99

    MarkusFlorez99 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Trinidad has been dropped but he probably hits much harder than anyone Boots has ever faced and he beat better competition
     
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  2. Scotty Cork

    Scotty Cork Boxing Addict Full Member

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    It would probably be similar to last nights fight but boots would play the role of Zayas
     
  3. Xplosive

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    A funeral in Philadelphia.
     
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  4. J Jones

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    A tale of three fights. It looks like Tito vs Oscar early, turns into Tito vs Reid, and ends in Tito vs Blocker (at worst) or Joppy (at best).
     
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  5. Flo_Raiden

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    Nice match up. Felix could get dropped early but I see him recovering and eventually catching up to Boots with a brutal left hook and then finishing him in the process.
     
  6. Sammy123

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    If you take away Trinidad's left hook then he is an average fighter and outboxed easily. It's what Hopkins, Wright, and Oscar all did (though Oscar made the dumb decision to run the last several rounds).

    I don't know if Boots is disciplined enough to fight a disciplined fight however. Crawford would easily dismantle and stop Trinidad worse than Hopkins did, and Boots might be capable of the same but I just question he desire to be "chillin" in certain rounds.
     
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  7. Xplosive

    Xplosive Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    The above poster is a borderline casual.

    Trinidad had fight-ending power in both hands and with a full arsenal, and he showed as much countless times. He was also insanely accurate, and in his youth he threw beautiful combinations.

    The lack of boxing knowledge on this general forum never ceases to amaze me.

    Trinidad was P4P #1 in an absurdly deep era. Boots isnt even top 3 P4P in an abysmal era.
     
  8. bjl12

    bjl12 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    This got to be ****ing joke.
     
  9. bjl12

    bjl12 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I dont know if Boots is a Top 50 PFP let alone Top 10
     
  10. Xplosive

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    Thats a huge exaggeration. But Trinidad was much better.
     
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  11. bjl12

    bjl12 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    What's the exaggeration?

    Boots had 1 "okay" win at WW and one "okay" win at JMW after he was almost stopped by someone with less than 50% KO.

    The top 5 from every division are better than this Broner 2.0
     
  12. Xplosive

    Xplosive Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    You're being much too harsh. Boots is a helluva lot better than Broner.

    But we all (save for one) seem to be in agreement that he wasnt on Trinidad's level.

    Furthermore -- Crawford is hardly a lock over a prime Trindad. Bud's never faced anything on Tito's level. Canelo is old, and TBH Canelo's always been overrated. And Spence, even on his very best day isnt in Trinidad's class, much less a post-accident Spence.

    A lot of you guys are far too prone to recency bias.
     
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  13. BoxingIQ

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    I think Crawford may be the most overrated fighter of his generation
     
  14. bjl12

    bjl12 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Good post. Entirely plausible.

    Since 2000, there are maybe 10-15 fighters who would've been successful across any era in boxing. Floyd, Manny, and Bud are in that list.

    No. Boots is genuinely not good. Thats why he has done nothing at 40 fights. He literally has 4 or 5 championship fights in his entire career, after being gifted an email belt...in an era where there's 6-7 belts per weight class. Boots is a hypejob. Sorry you dont see it. You will though
     
  15. Brighton bomber

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    Guys that beat Trinidad boxed him, used movement and a jab. Boots doesn't fight like that, he'd stand a trade and that only ends one way. I think with his speed and offence he could drop Trinidad early as Tito often started slow and was vulnerable early. But I see Trinidad landing a bomb at some point, he was too accurate and too powerful, you can't just stand and trade. Tito stops him.