Felix Trinidad vs Floyd Mayweather AND Pacquaio's WW resume. Undefeated?

Yes he can, Tito would beat Cotto, would he go undefeated through Pac and Floyd record is hard to say.

 

Without a shadow of a doubt he would beat them all, the only one I see him having trouble with would be Cotto, due to his boxing ability, everyone else gets trashed badly, Margarito would not stand Tito's power that would be a slugfest, (one of my dream fights).

 

Tito would lose to Cotto and Hatton. Margarito is a maybe but Mayweather ducked him and Pacquiao only fought him after his prime.

 

I don't see how Hatton beats Tito, how do you see that one playing out??

 

Tito would have destroyed, KO's them all besides Clottey and maybe the De La Hoya that fought Mayweather

 

Hatton beat Tszyu. That was at a time when Tszyu was ranked at number two in the pound-for-pound rankings.

If you doubt its possible, then you don't know Hatton in his prime. The dude was a monster with an iron chin, hard punches and constant aggression. He'd wear down Tito and stop him late.

 

Hatton beat an old Tzyu in a match that resembled a WWe match. He got knocked out by Mayweather, how can you call him Iron Chinned?? constant aggression yes, but no defense. Nobody wears Tito down at welter, Tito's had insane conditioning, his hobby outside of boxing was marathon running. Hatton has no chance in hell against Tito.

 

He would beat them all. In fairness, Tito was a huge welterweight who ended his career at super middle, while Floyd and Pac are small welters who started their careers at super feather and flyweight respectively.

 

Hatton's style was all wrong for Tszyu, he always struggled with relentless pressure fighters who didn't give him the room and space he needed to get the range to unload his powerful right hand, which was a fight-changer he tended to rely too heavily on as a pro. Take nothing away from Hatton's win, it was great, he fought the perfect fight and he was a great 140lber, best of his generation.

But Hatton was tailor-made for Tito. There is a reason not many took the fight and constantly pressured Tito as a tactic (and the ones that did payed a heavy price in leather, Mayorga, Vargas, Campas). With Hatton's porous defence it would be sooner rather than later that Tito landed something to hurt him and it would be all over.

Not to mention Hatton is a natural 140lber and struggled in his two fights at WW, and was knocked out by a former fuper-featherweight there not known for his power

 

So fighters are only legit victories only if you beat your opponent in their absolute peak prime. And any defeat automatically removes your from prime.
This is what I call "passer by boxing fans".
You should appreciate the history of this sport more.



I think Arum is partly to blame about Marg vs PBF.

 

Hard to say?

I say a prime Tito goes through:

- Oscar
- Cotto
- Clottey
- JMM
- Mosley
- Ortiz
- Baldomir
- Judah
- Hatton
- Mitchell

 

nah.

tito was way too big. he could be outmuscled but his length, combinations, power and average but solid defence stopped him from being.
his only problems was that he could never get in a box match because he would start throwing right straight left hook when ever you got close.
hatton just walks intot he work house personally. and isnt a guy who was big enough to envelop him

i think hatton was/is a very good light welter. who had a hard to work with style. agressive but agile and his strafing runs with the jab left hook where hard to keep in time and his inside grittyness and cageyness which was rare to see for a fighter with his agility and power and in some cases workrate.



but seriously if anything tito is exactly the fighter i would not put him in with.
a bomber who had problems chasing people down is fighting a tiny welterweight with a dodgy defence who comes to you. nah. ko early

 

Lol wut.

He gave Tszyu more than he can handle and made him quit on his stool. Then he KOed Castillo. Then made Mayweather stagger around like a drunk in the first round of their fight.

Sorry, but I'm going to take the view of the experts more seriously than a random dude on the internet. Tszyu was elite when Hatton beat him. Everybody said that at the time.

For some reason, there's a trend among internet fans to try to diminish the records of anybody who loses.

Bute was the favourite going into his fight with Froch and now he's a textbook hypejob. Haye is a former unified cruiserweight champion who defeated a giant to become heavyweight titlist but for some reason he's regarded as a chump because he lost to Wladimir Klitschko.

Hatton beat the number two ranked pound-for-pound fighter in the world but lost to two number one ranked pound-for-pound fighters and is therefore lower than dirt.

He was awesome in his prime and he dominated the light welterweights for four years. Tito would wilt under the pressure.