The Puerto Rican BRUTALITY Of Felix Trinidad

Felix Trinidad was a Puerto Rican knockout artist who tore up the weights while knocking opponents out with either hand. Known for his seek and destroy style and vicious left hook, the 5 time champion left a wake of destruction through 3 weight classes.

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[@joelomar]

Most people don't know the electricity felt on the island every single time Tito got in the ring in his prime. One of a kind feeling.

[@sanroqueboy6012]

How is the island going when Subriel Matias fight?

[@mini_worx]

​@@sanroqueboy6012 -- Definitely not the same. Zayas is the one people are keeping an eye on the most. Hopefully he gets to the level of Tito and Cotto.

[@sanroqueboy6012]

@@mini_worx damn. Why? Matias is a hell of a fighter. One of my favorites right now if not my favorite and im filipino

[@bigblueboricua]

Good old days. Saturday nights after the fights were insane. Then sunday morning airports were pack waiting for Titos arrival.

[@mini_worx]

@@sanroqueboy6012 -- Oh don't get me wrong, Subriel is a phenomenal boxer. Thing is, his rise to fame hasn't been as exciting as Zayas. Subriel is 31yo and hasn't been on a major ppv event nor even a minor one like the one Zayas and Berlanga (Who sucks) had at MSG during the Puertorican parade weekend. Zayas is only 20yo and has 10-15 years ahead of him if he stays healthy, so the support is more on the younger fighter than the older. I expect, now that Berlanga has shown to be average, that the promoters may tie Subriel and Zayas as co-headliners on a Puertorican parade weekend or even a Mexican Independence weekend against top Mexican opponents.

[@ThehulkGreen]

Born in England 1979, been a life long fan that over the last 22yrs i have dedicated a massive chunk of my life to learning everything about the sweet science. Felix Tito Trinidad is my favourite fighter outside of the uk.

[@gavinbrando8255]

England 1980. I remember buying VHS tapes from the back of Boxing Monthly and one was Chavez Whitaker and I loved Julio but admired the skills of Pernell. Almost impossible to believe possible (similar to Floyd) but then as a teen watching Sky and the rise of Felix and Oscar I started to see how great he was and then I bought a VHS tape which included Tito against the Olympic medalist and it was 12 rounds of destruction. Anyway I remember thinking this fight would be for Pernell cos I thought he may have beaten Oscar but then...... Tito did some crazy stuff and just proved that Whitaker took his gambles that one fight too many against THE WRONG GUY! 😁😎..... I also later think his destruction of Joppy was one of the best examples of boxing of all time and then his loss to Hopkins was full of literature with that too! His name for me is nothing but respect and I always loved him. (Please excuse me if this was confusing and all over the place but my English compatriot you'll know that at this time of the day it's normal for us to maybe be slightly tipsy from the odd Vodka and red bull with a full pint as the chaser 😎😎😎...... that Olympic medalist!???? was poor David Reid... shame he got thrown to the ultimate Lion.... Thanks Google)

[@ThehulkGreen]

@@gavinbrando8255 that's great, funny you say about the back of boxing monthly, I used to swap and deal with a few chaps that advertised on it, my mate Terry I met on there I became good friends with. Its how I built my collection.

[@josepha.8893]

Thanks for those words m8. Born in San Juan 1981, Tito has always been my fav of course but i always liked and watched every fight from Hatton, Khan and Hamed.

[@ThehulkGreen]

@@josepha.8893 3 of my favourites. Good on you my brother.

[@efrainramos4053]

We’ll say it my. You definitely now about this sport. You aren’t just a talker like other people from other countries who never accepted Puertorricans boxers talents.

[@obeb787]

One of the most undervalued LEGENDS!

[@Acord718]

Unfortunately most Puerto Rican boxers are 😢🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷

[@Fabian6980]

​@@Acord718just jealous that they aren't American and coming from a place that fits a million times over in America

[@wajabi]

Not to mention Julian Jackson who was never ever given the main event and was perhaps the most deadly puncher boxing ever saw. His KO ratio was insane and a curious fact, he lived by the KO and died by the KO. All his losses were by KO. Still, Jackson stands alone as the KO king

[@Littlemilkjug533]

@@Fabian6980only a thousand times lol Puerto Rico is 3500 square miles America is 3.5 million around there. 3500 x a thousand is 3.5 million

[@thejoeycage]

I'm Mexican, and Felix got me into boxing when I saw him whoop Vargas's ass when I was like 14. It got me to start boxing and watch all boxing.

[@sabin97]

para ser justos antes de esa pelea yo no respetaba a vargas....pero peleo con todo y nunca se rindio. siguio hasta que el cuerpo ya no daba mas.... fue muy buena pelea de ambos.

[@orteab]

You got trapped to be a fan by one hell of a hook. Trinidad left hook! Saludos🙂✌️☕️🥊🥊🇵🇷

[@enriqueperez1000]

@@sabin97 Estoy de acuerdo. Esa noche Vargas cayo, pero murió con las botas puestas.

[@casketman14]

@@sabin97ese Vargas tenía unas pelotas buen boxeador

[@HoneyBearLife]

I'm Mexican American too, Tito is one of my favorite boxers from back in the days. I loved watching him and Vargas, Camacho, Jorge Paez , and Mayorga.. LATINO HEAT 🔥🇲🇽🇵🇷

[@iii5091]

I bumped into him at a gas station once. Dude was very welcoming and I asked him for a stare down pic. He laughed and said "nobody has ever asked me for a stare down pic" but he was down. Mf'er looked right through me as if he was staring at my soul or some shit (like 10:46). We laughed it off, talked for a few mins about some of his fights and went on our way. He's the man! 🇵🇷

[@gavinbrando8255]

I love this story ❤❤😘😁😁 Tito was loved win or lose and knowing he was like that to yourself just makes him more great!

[@josecabrera9076]

Found illegal wraps, after that he never won

[@LuisMos]

Bull shit.

[@LEFTY2GUNZ401twoGUNZ]

My cousin face time me when he was on vacation when I pick it up was tito Trinidad saying my name an asking how I was doing real humble dude no cap

[@mictecacihuat665]

@@josecabrera9076 "iLlEgAL wRaPs" cope

[@rnick95]

My favorite boxer. Period. A Puerto Rican Legend 💯

[@jasonortega4170]

Best left hook.

[@nellydelgado5173]

Most Humble Living legend

[@carlostirado3650]

Facts !

[@Theonlyone34]

⁠@@natturner-xo2rb he was born in Puerto Rico so he is a Puerto Rican legend. Keep that BLM shit out of this

[@bird289]

​@@natturner-xo2rbDumbest shit I've ever heard right there 😂😂

[@Hector-cn3rv]

Took on any fighter on any weight class. Feared no one. A legend! 🇵🇷🇵🇷💪

[@derouen1234]

he would have been the goat if it wasn't for the Black Americans

[@Hector-cn3rv]

@@derouen1234He didn't dodge no fighter. Went up on weight to fight whom ever!

[@krissifadwa]

@@derouen1234 What do you mean

[@hec4672]

​@@derouen1234lol he beat a bunch of black Americans get put of here with that nonsense

[@jasonayala9514]

​@@derouen1234you talking about the one who got knocked out by the white boy 😂😂

[@user-bi2rz7rn3e]

One of the most efficient & skilful boxer punchers to ever lace up a pair of gloves. Beloved by his Nation & admired by fans the world over. Ladies & gentlemen Felix “Tito” Trinidad. Boxing Royalty. 🥊💯 🐐

[@Boxing4K]

At welterweight or 154, he was a monster. Probably less so when he went up to middleweight. But still very good, even at that weight.

[@rustydogrustydog9191]

The guy was the dirtiest fighter of that era. Only a pus cheats to save himself.

[@MrAlmiranda]

skillful? agreed on everything except the skillful part 😉

[@lovablealexa7839]

Nuestro campeón 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 our humble king 💚💚💚😘😘😘

[@el34glo59]

DLH schooled him

[@orlandoflores72]

What some people don't realize is that for the size of this tiny island and be able to produce all this talent not only in boxing, but baseball basketball, softball volleyball track and field is amazing.

[@ivanramirez9576]

And music and actors,astronauts🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷

[@orlandoflores72]

@ivanramirez9576 very true I almost forgot about that. We are a very small but talented island.

[@angelnunez7376]

And they don't get the funding they deserve... Could you imagine PR if we didn't have these terrible politicians? We would dominate in all shorts of sports and entertainment.

[@ivanramirez9576]

@@angelnunez7376 That’s right all these politicians in Washington DC are so corrupt😊

[@TruckLife89]

And baseball

[@TheIkaraCult]

Trinidad was unique, he could box in that amateur style but he could unleash the punishing shots at will. One of the best fighters to watch

[@edgarsantiago_3908]

A video on a fellow Puerto Rican legend 🇵🇷🔥 viva Puerto Rico

[@user-el4wz7wv4j]

viva!

[@nuniemiliano7897]

I love tito as a Mexican I always respected his talent. He was a warrior through and through

[@batman-telephoneman5479]

As a mexican, you can trim my palm trees.

[@nuniemiliano7897]

@batman-telephoneman5479 I understand that you're trying to make a racist joke, but all you're doing is glorifying our world-famous work ethic. For that, I say thank you

[@slidecounter5813]

Trinidad had a tremendous left hook 1 of the best ko artist ever from the 90"s boxing era

[@PUR100PRE]

The pride of PR, reason for many to get in the sport. Remember as a kid he came through our school in a float with a caravan of cars, giving us candy and helping in a very humble rural barrio. He still supports the youth in sports, specially boxing. A lot of people do not know how much the whole island cheered and screamed to the point that we would lose our voice...and the way he was reveived at the airport when he would be back home in PR!!! The whole island paralized

[@joseabreu3331]

He did the same in my high school by 2010 and I Believe he is still doing the same caravan in different schools of the island. He spent the whole lunch break with the students talking and taking pictures. The most humble legend I can imagine. PR really loves this dude.

[@ChikoRud3]

Beautiful video 💯🥊🇵🇷 Tito was something else, Super humble guy very much love by his people and fans. And he was a killer inside the Ring, I can't remember one single "Boring" fight from this guy.Definitely a Legend 💯💪🏽

[@hazbone2377]

Tito is an all time great ❤

[@vince11harris]

That’s debatable

[@ld7489]

stop the hate😂. Over 40 wins, 35 by ko and only 3 losses plus around 17 title defenses. Pretty much the same if not better numbers than Oscar DLH, Suga Shane and most other boxers. What you on about?

[@Factsoverfeels8]

@@ld7489😂big cap. DLH beat Trinidad and got robbed and DLH beat better names then Trinidad. Mosley also fought better opponents then Trinidad. You smoking sum else

[@ld7489]

@@Factsoverfeels8 yeah just like Whittaker got robbed easily against Oscar (116-110)🤔guess u forgot about that one😂. Like I said fought basically the same fighters unless you're counting when they were both washed up fighting Manny and Roy Jones.

[@Factsoverfeels8]

@@ld7489 you mad de la Hoya beat a prime Whittaker and Tito beat a old washed Whittaker 😂😂

[@HoneyBearLife]

I was a young Mexican kid watching my older cousins get the boxing PPV's, we loved the Tito fights as much as a De La Hoya, Camacho, or Vargas fight. Made me proud of my Latino heritage and roots. All great warriors 🇲🇽🇵🇷

[@LuisDuran-zc4zr]

🇲🇽 🇵🇷 🤝💪

[@gprz843]

For those wondering, the Oscar de la Hoya fight deserves its own video.

[@ernestocarrillo7]

That was a controversial decision and Tito ran like a bishAsssMF from the rematch.

[@TheJurgisRud]

Yes. I watched that fight live and was so disgusted with that decision.

[@ernestocarrillo7]

@@TheJurgisRud Then Tito ran like a bishAssMF from a rematch.

[@familiaarcecintron5989]

I think he took it out of the video because "the fight of the century" as it was called, was boring as hell because De la Hoya refuse to fight Trinidad and instead decided to run and run and run around like he never did in any of his previous fights or any other fight in his career.

[@adriancastruita1994]

De la Hoya won that fight he was winning each round until about the 8th then he ran the last couple rounds and the judges punished him and gave the fight to Trinidad 😢

[@ariespinal]

He was good! Miss this era!!!

[@Choogie_]

I was 14 when he lost to Hopkins and I cried like a little baby hahaha

[@JoseHernandez-oy8ml]

The lost hurt 99.9 of Puerto Ricans 🇵🇷 including my self.

[@uncletony6210]

I cried when Ali lost to Spinks.

[@14spokenwords]

Good because we were laughing lol... and it was funny to see him after the fight pathetically trying to call out HBO #1 like he was about to lose his HBO money because noone wanted to see his wack ass fight again.

[@grinchyog8949]

@@14spokenwordsyou sound real mad bruh let that hate go 🤣

[@juanduarte4727]

@@14spokenwords 🥱

[@abiertoloiza6585]

El campeón del pueblo

[@LuisDonado]

I loved Trinidad's way of throwing punches. He was beautiful to watch and a very elegant left hook.

[@hectorgomez9401]

I saw Tito Trinidad fights as a teenager and I loved how everyone would get together and watch his exciting boxing matches

[@myspecialhair8766]

Great boxer, his power diminished as he moved up in weight and even moving up in weight he went long distance with best in those division, but at his natural weight he was a beast!

[@80srocknroller]

The most popular Puerto Rican boxer ever!

[@thewandering01]

I don't even want to imagine what taking a Trinidad left hook felt like, especially to the stomach and liver. That little stumble by Garcia after their fight around 5:08 says it all.

[@COO415]

@,the wondering... Nah, I could've agreed but Trinidad is a habitual nuts buster, which gets his opponents winded and he goes for kill with an inside left hook.

[@anthonyd55]

“It seemed to call the warrior out of him”🔥🔥 Exactly how I wanna live my life. 7:48

[@smallitoswaysde6700]

My all time favorite boxer 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷

[@manuelsoto9134]

I met him once in nyc, you couldn’t ask for a nicer person.

[@eroildo.3374]

Siempre. La Humildad le gana a la arrogancia un hombre humilde 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇱🇷🤷🤷🤷👍💯💯💯💯

[@johnhodil8759]

These videos are always phenomenal. I get excited every time a new one is released. Please keep up the excellent work!

[@Omar-et7sb]

Tito is criminally underrated. Back when fighters didn't dodge opponents or waited decades to make a mega-fight happen, this dude basically killed everyone on welter and super welter divisions. He got outclassed at 160 and later 175 to kinda end his career on a low note, but his first 6-7 years dude was basically the best pound for pound in the world.

[@yendezz6019]

YESSIR! ONE OF MY FAVORITE FIGHTERS OF ALL TIME!

[@CornerStoreDrums]

What a piece of content. Much respect!! 🙏🤙🥊

[@Jdpr07]

Great job on putting the video together👍🏻. Trinidad GOAT 🇵🇷

[@warionex3865]

I was 8 years old in 1986 growing up in P.R. when i watched Camacho vs Rosario, the house was full of cousins and uncles cheering and screaming with such a passion that i couldn't help but to fall in love with boxing, then Tito came along, i was aware of all the leyends, like Gomez, benitez, etc..., and we embraced them all but there was nothing like Tito, his humble, charismatic personality, his big smile and the genuine love for his county and fans made the whole island love him like i never seen before with an athlete. The first time he lost against Bhop it felt like the whole country was grieving, it was very hurtful, after that i learned that you cant get emotionally invested in any fighter. Thanks Tito for so many happy memories 🙏.

[@nothing2seehere.goaway]

Your experience mimics mine. (Sigo pensando que le robaron la pelea a Chapo). After that, the big middleweight battles with Hagler, Hearns, Leonard, Barkley and the emergence of a guy named Tyson. A golden era for sure those last 15 years of the 20th Century.

[@alexanderortega2634]

TRINIDAD EL Terror de los Mexicanos 🇵🇷✊️🔥

[@ernestocarrillo7]

TERROR? Terror fue lo que el cobarde de Tito tuvo ala revancha. 😅😂🤣 Apesar de que Oscar quería que fuese en el mismo Puerto Rico 😂😅🤣. Tito el unico boricua cobarde que se rajo . 😅🤣😂. Ahunque peleaba con bendage arreglado.😂😅. Miguel Ángel Cotto ahora ese si fue un guerrero Boricua que no anduvo corriendole a nadie.

[@lovablealexa7839]

Nuestro campeón !!! Our humbled king he deserves all the good in his life we love him he loves our little island he always helping and giving love to us 😘😘😘💚💚💚🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷he love us and we love him more

[@cargilb]

Bernard hopkins refused to take steroid tests. Nuff said. Boxing was robbed of yet another legendary fighter succedding in his craft.

[@supersai4198]

90% of boxing take roids

[@joel8692]

Nah he beat that boy

[@oloruncorey6745]

What about them illegal wraps Trinidad used in his fights?

[@JessePer81]

Hopkins was an ex criminal…of course he wasn’t clean.

[@knowyourhistory86]

Tito was a cheater, low blows on Vargas, illegal hand wraps

[@yamilrodriguez7749]

thanks for showing people about trinidad... im from Puerto Rico and I'm almost crying here...thanks..

[@mmvxtreme]

Ése fue y será lo mejor que dió Puerto Rico Saludos hermano desde la isla 🏝️ del encanto Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 🌴 🇵🇷

[@genarosalazar2818]

Cotto fue mejor

[@JuanRamos-rt2fj]

Never.never .Papa Tito es Tito ...cupey y caimito.titos familys .. Puerto Rico 🇵🇷

[@Doug.the.welder-hj6cq]

Imo Tito had the most beautiful punching style I've ever seen. He and Cotto are my favorite fighters to go back and watch.

[@wajabi]

The deadliest finisher in the game. The island’s governor gave holiday the day after his fight or upon arriving because people would gather at the airport to join a caravan not his beloved Cupey Alto. It was a site to see, never before or since has anybody done that or draw the people like Tito. A true Icon in his own merit

[@alphagames8737]

Facts

[@watefairfoot]

J adorai ce boxeur ,un style magnifique, technique et puissant 👍💪

[@ndeamonk24]

I still remember the Hopkins fight. My whole platoon had Trinidad. Especially me. My roommate who wasn't in platoon but was a former boxer said not only would Hopkins win, he'd dominate. He cleaned up. At 2,000 that night.

[@curtayars7344]

I'm a 46 year old man and Tito is still my favorite boxer of all time!!! He was must see TV in my opinion!!! I truly appreciate and miss that era of boxing!!

[@Mma-basement-215]

Felix Tito Trinidad was my favorite welterweight in the late 90s early 2000s my opinion he should of went no higher than 154 or stay at 147 because he was almost unbeatable at them 2 weight classes

[@87mrreynolds]

Definitely man no question about it that was a great era for several weight divisions especially welterweight and around the feather weight super batum man many great wars back then I think I started following boxing about 98 I mean probably watching the fights and following

[@JEFMARGA]

What a era! So many memories in Puerto Rico every time Trinidad used to fight wow. Great era full of great fighters Trinidad, de la Hoya, maromero paez, Chávez, el terrible morales, Juan m marquez, Finito lopez, Tyson etc etc

[@andyhill2876]

A high school friend of mine Mount Vernon high School His name is Larry Barnes Fought and lost to Trinidad, mad respect to him for even getting in the ring with dude, But anyway after the fight i gave him his props and asked how was it? He said dude hit him in the head so hard that his feet starting burning lol I was rolling 😅 Peace and blessings my brother Larry Barnes lol Hope yiu dont get mad about that story Check me on his opponents and uou will see om telling the truth

[@HIGADODEGANZO]

Two things: Due September 11 Trinidad was stuck in a hotel room in New York without training unable to train for two weeks while Hopkins went down to Philadelphia to keep training 2- BHOP never gave the rematch to Trinidad and because of frustration Tito retired the first time

[@mikeyg9833]

The fight was in New York?

[@conflicto7575]

​@@mikeyg9833yep...the original date for the fight was september 15...trinidad come to newyork september 9 and never left...september 11 ocurred the attack and the fight postponed 2 weeks september 29

[@championsmaterial]

There are a select few fighters across all weight classes who historically stand out all time for various reasons. Career, influence, eye test etc. We know who they are for the most part. No need to start naming here. Then there's the tier right below them. All time greats in their own right. Tito Trinidad officially claimed his spot here after the Pernell Whitaker fight. Out of his prime or not, I'd never seen anyone do that to Sweet Pea. Tito man...what a fighter. And Rhythm Boxing, what a channel. Thank you!

[@alphagames8737]

Facts

[@CocaineCowboyJones]

Another Rhythm Boxing's masterpiece has been droped..

[@unclepecos3512]

So many videos from other great boxing channels on youtube about Tito but I had been waiting for one from THIS channel since I first found out about it. It did not disappoint 🙌

[@nasanti1]

I miss Tito he always put on a show seeing him fight at MSG was great..

[@LoneWolfHustle]

Watching this while vacationing in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 Trinidad is a legend

[@AzureKnightmare32]

Tito was a monster with an impeccable left hook. BHOP executed a battleplan of destruction with excellence in Tito's twilight. Everything from start to finish was...sublime

[@mario3mmelero571]

Very humble and represented Puerto Rico with pride every time, he's well loved there.

[@cttdahway2503]

My idol titoooo I remmeber I met him in PR on a Puerto Rico basketball game I remmeber that like it was today it’s being like 15 years so humble proud of u tito puneta

[@solameencuentro]

Puneta? Is puñeta,cafre!! 😑

[@cttdahway2503]

@@solameencuentro deal wit it 🤫

[@aplussnooze4792]

Tito, Tito, Tito 🔊 Las caravanas cuando Tito ganaba y cuando llegaba a Puerto Rico. Los mejores recuerdos!

[@victorgonzalez-vp5qx]

Wow leyenda que mucho gozamos que mucho sufrimos Don Félix Tito Trinidad orgullo boricua ❤❤

[@josebarretolugo2059]

Por fin alguien reconoce nuestro Campeón

[@ASM679746]

One of my favorite fighters growing up

[@WDZ29]

Trinidad left my man Vargas practically brain dead never was the same after that fight punch drunk shame shout out to feroz he fought everybody

[@JDVpr]

I think vargas took this figth to early in his career, he was 20 at that time and never could recovery after that.

[@WDZ29]

@@JDVpr in Vargas defense by the time he faced Tito he had impressive victories over Ike Quartey Winky Wright and Yori Boy Campos it didn't help that he refused to retire either Feroz is the epitome of a true warrior they don't make em like him nomore

[@user-en8xv7cj7f]

El mejor y humilde

[@sabin97]

what people outside puerto rico may not know is that he was so beloved here, that after every right there was a HUGE amount of people going to the airport to receive him. even after his first loss there was a massive amount of people giving him a heroe's welcome. i dont remember any other boxer who gets such a welcome after LOSING...... not only was he extremely good at boxing, he was(and is) also extremely charismatic. if there's some charity that needs him, he's there. he treats everyone(at least in public, i've never interacted with him) with love and respect. there was a year in which he won a championship fight and our mss universe representative won also. there was a massive parade for both of them. she gave him her crown and she gave her his belt. it was all pretty awesome. yeah. there were parades in his honor. he's probably the most beloved boxer in history.

[@mini_worx]

The Trinidad vs Vargas fight will forever be one of my top 10 fights of all times.

[@AlexLopez-wp8dc]

The longest 147 champion in boxing history, Boxing Legend ! 🇵🇷🥊💯

[@matthowell8985]

How can the delahoya fight get skipped over like it wasnt the most important fight of titos career?

[@moeleezy2991]

Cuz he lost I love Trinidad & im Puerto Rican all bias aside he lost but de la hoya should’ve never took the last few rounds off

[@p4pking393]

right? lol shhhh if you dont talk about it

[@matthowell8985]

@moeleezy2991 he won because delahoya went into a shell and beat him self. I think Oscar was terrified of exchanging and Trinidads power only grew as the rounds went on.

[@itisfinished430]

A fight Trinidad lost ....

[@matthowell8985]

@itisfinished430 you mean a fight in which Oscar well on his way to winning went into a shell and beat himself? Who is responsible for Oscar's disappearing act?

[@uncletony6210]

I was there when he won the 147 IBF title from Maurice Blocker.

[@gabrielsierra6890]

I remember I were in a pub watching the fight against the Golden Boy. After the win, everybody was wild and I just yelled "Tito for Governor, Tito for Governor!"(LOL). And everyone there started shouting the phrase, and it spread around, outside and to the streets, LOL, hilarious!

[@wheelchairmanjon]

Tito was a great champion, entertaining to watch fought everybody and lived the fighter lifestyle

[@elcantante37]

The most popular fighter of Puerto Rico, so far.

[@hjmendoza71]

Wilfredo Benítez and Wilfredo Gomez? My favorite Puerto Rican fighter was Miguel Cotto

[@coolColombianguy]

We should've, if not address, at least mention the De La Hoya fight. Also, we should've mentioned that leading up to the fight vs Hopkins, B-Hop pulled off a stunt that I believe took Trinidad off his game and fought with anger rather than a tactician: in the press conference in Puerto Rico B-Hop throws down La Bonita Bandera. How did Hopkins escape is a mystery but anger took over. I believe that affected his mental state.

[@rhythmboxing]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJqTqJiqodShlc0 covered

[@joel8692]

The usual advantages that Tito had over his opponents like reach , size and power at welter weren't in his favor vs big guys in 154-160 like winky and bernard and he coulndt hurt them huge hook of his. Plus tito would always get back up after getting dropped at welterweight and comeback and win the fight by KO but at the upper weights those shots do more damage and it gets harder to get back up and knock guys out. That's all it was

[@coolColombianguy]

@@rhythmboxing I stand corrected. I can't believe I missed one of your masterpieces

[@freddy8479]

A WORK OF A GENIUS!!!!!!

[@rubensantos8380]

@@joel8692at 154 he only fought 3 times.his downfall was at 160 Hopkins and Winky wich was after a 2 years layoff,then 3 and half years later Roy Jones at 170 cw

[@Kmakmizzle]

Hopkins did his homework studying exactly what it would take to unlock him having invincibility against Trinidad. Beautiful execution. On point commentary.

[@jesusmendez7932]

He’s an amazing person as well as champ. You also could of add the famous slaps his dad use to give him in the corner and from that slap on he would just finish the opponents 😂😂. Amazing times

[@megusta9045]

Perfectly done, I would've liked mentioned the third glove (headbutts) on the Hopkins match since the low blows were spoken of against Trinidad. Also DeLaHoya controversial decision to be glossed over. The Mayorga fight was big too, and all the undefeated he took the perfect record from. Overall we appreciate your hard work into all your videos.

[@godsent8498]

Thank you for this video. Definitely nostalgic and blessed to have witnessed many of these events. My personal favorite athlete. Tito, Tito, Tito!!!! Puerto Ricooooo!!! Para pelos, que historia 🙏🏽🇵🇷🥊☝️

[@krotekchech2988]

Tito - he was brutal.

[@chupchupman5859]

Please do a video about Acelino Popó Freitas 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@dbmechanic]

This is a great recommendation! I know a boxer who called out and fought Popo' and got his ass whipped. Popo' is no joke and a great boxer indeed.

[@litoiglesias724]

I been waiting for something on Tito!!! THANK YOU!!

[@AngelGonzalez-jj9hx]

Great video!! Very professional and even handed. Exciting footage all throughout!!

[@mawulitengey2596]

He lost the de la hoya match before he lost this one

[@bh1422]

Facts.

[@Factsoverfeels8]

ODLH got robbed against Trinidad and even my Puerto Rican homies would tell me

[@Mr16emmanuel]

@@Factsoverfeels8dela hoya ran like a chicken

[@thewandering01]

I still remember my shock at seeing Trinidad hit Whitaker so much. I knew Whitaker was past his best after he struggled with and needed comeback KO against Hurtado and had his inconclusive fight with De La Hoya, and of course his drug habits were legendary, but I never thought I'd see anyone tagging him as regularly as Tito did. It was like looking out your window one day and seeing a desert and the next day seeing a lake. That's how disorientating it felt watching on HBO.

[@deduderi5795]

"Sweet Pea" going 12 rounds with Tito in the twilight of his career is still an impressive feat, considering Tito was blasting most of his opponents out of the ring

[@bangswift]

​@deduderi5795 he lasted 12 cause he was holding on to him for most of the fight😂

[@normsallitt2753]

Another fantastic video! Thank you RB 👍

[@Dicasio]

You know that left hook was coming when Sr gave him his left slap. Te Amo Tito gracias por ser parte de mis felices momentos de infancia

[@litoiglesias724]

The left hook that took David Reid's legs away! Deserved some shine too. Too many to count tho. And how bout Mayorga!

[@dinastiadelflow7666]

The best welter🔥🇵🇷for 8 and half years and now Crawford 147 pounds welter champion🔥🇺🇲

[@rambor1497]

When I got into boxing, I instantly fell in love with Tito. To me he was the complete package as a boxer not to mention one of the most humbled boxer with star status. I really miss boxing of old .Even when I saw a complete highway robbery from the judges I will still watch the next great match.

[@alphagames8737]

The GOAT of PR💪🏻💪🏻🔥🔥

[@conflicto7575]

Trinidad el mejor latino de todos los tiempos - En 147 libras derrota al entonce campeon Maurice Blooker coronandose campeon mundial con 20años - Defendio el titulo de 147 libras (yory boy, camacho, oba carr, larry barnes, pernell whitaker medallista olimpico 1984) 15 veces siendo el segundo con mayor defensa de titulo en la historia de dicho peso solo detras de Henry Armstrong - Unifico el titulo de 147 contra el otro campeon Oscar De La Hoya medallista olimpico 1992 y salio victorioso logrando su segundo titulo mundial - 6años y 8 meses como campeon en peso welter el termino mas largo en la historia del peso - Logra su tecer titulo mundial en su segundo peso 154 libras derrotando al entonce campeon y medallista olimpico 1996 David Reid - Unifico el titulo de 154 libras contra el otro campeon Fernando Vargas y salio victorioso logrando su cuarto titulo mundial - Obtiene su quinto titulo mundial en su tercer peso las 160 libras derrotando al entonce campeon William Joppy - *Unifico por tercera ocasion en su carrera contra el otro campeon Bernard Hopkins saliendo derrotado por primera vez en su carrera - En los 3 pesos que se hizo campeon mundial unifico titulos - Record de peleas de titulo mundial 20-1 (16ko) - En el 2000 fue reconocido por la revista Ring Magazine como el boxeador del año (unico boxeador puertorriqueño en la historia con dicha distincion) - Fue campeon mundial 5 veces en 3 pesos diferentes de manera invicta (*perdió el invicto buscando su sexto titulo mundial) - "El mejor boxeador latino de todos los tiempo" Bob Arum * Sucedio el trágico evento de las torres gemelas y pospusieron la pelea 2 semanas

[@alphagames8737]

100% REAL

[@Rodageado]

Que raro, por que en todas las revistas y todos los conocedores de boxeo y analistas tienen a roberto duran como el mejor latino de la historia esta como en 5to de los mejores boxeadores L4L de la historia y a Julio cesar chavez como el 2do mejor Latino de la historia.

[@edgarcruz6581]

One of the best welterweights of all time. Truly underrated. If he where por the US he would be celebrated more.

[@georgenieves945]

One of the best Puerto Rican boxers and punchers of all time his left hand was no joke.

[@CocoPR1]

Thank you for this video,it makes my island very proud.❤️🇵🇷

[@cerocatorce9806]

Me gustaría que Edgar Berlanga vea éste video, la clave es condición y soltar las manos con poder y mover la cintura cómo hacía José Cheito Ruiz

[@LONELYOLDFATHOMELESBUM]

these guys can turn me brain into taffy

[@jonavelazquez7]

My whole family use to gather at home to watch all of his fights.... snacks, beer, laughing and screaming at the tv hahaha it was the best.

[@joeloguzman7717]

El mejor de corazón

[@TB.839]

Felix Tito Trinidad orgullo de Puerto Rico 🇵🇷.

[@NickPR87]

Cotto is arguably the most skilled boxer we've ever produced, but Tito is the most beloved and respected of all time. No other fighter made the entire island stop when he got in the ring like it did with him. There would be thousands waiting for him at the airport after a fight and I even remember the government giving the following Monday off after he destroyed Joppy!😅 I've always felt she should have campaigned longer at super welterweight, he had a decent run at middleweight; but the inevitable clash with B-Hop was obviously gonna give him major problems.