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    #31
    Why would you lose your legacy just for losing to one of the greatest fighters of all time?

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      #32
      I think fighting all the best guys even above his normal weight should add something to his legacy as warrior.

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        #33
        nope. the fight doesnt damage his legacy at all.

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          #34
          It adds to his legacy..Tito never ducked anyone and always wanted and seems like he still does want to fight the best guys out there. At 147-154 he was the man..most title defenses as a welter..he hold the record.

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            #35
            Originally posted by onetwopunch View Post
            It adds to his legacy..Tito never ducked anyone and always wanted and seems like he still does want to fight the best guys out there. At 147-154 he was the man..most title defenses as a welter..he hold the record.
            Wrong.

            Henry Armstrong had 19 defenses at welterweight... when there was only one welterweight title. He also won the welterweight title while holding the featherweight and lightweight titles, so he was a three division champion, all at the same time... but in today's terms, his championships in those three divisions spans between 5 of today's current divisions.

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              #36
              trinidad didnt do **** but land hip shots. after he lost to hopkins theres nothing of significance he did. the mayorga fight was entertaining but mayorga was basically a bum. trinidad just became a fighter who wanted the money.

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                #37
                Originally posted by aRmAgeDDoN View Post
                trinidad didnt do **** but land hip shots. after he lost to hopkins theres nothing of significance he did. the mayorga fight was entertaining but mayorga was basically a bum. trinidad just became a fighter who wanted the money.
                More importantly... Mayorga was a ****ing welterweight at the time. He jumped up to middleweight, and it still took Tito's "power" 8 rounds to get him out of there. Embarrassing if you ask me.

                He also beat that bum Hacine Cherifi, but like you said, nothing of note.

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                  #38
                  Mayorga had a concrete chin, so can't blame him for that. And for the armtrong comment, Tito wasn't allowed to hold titles from diffirent devisions at the same time.
                  He has 3 losses to all time greats way above his best weightclass(es) and some past his prime. The rest of his career is great and shall be remembered for that.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by GoodBoxfella View Post
                    Mayorga had a concrete chin, so can't blame him for that. And for the armtrong comment, Tito wasn't allowed to hold titles from diffirent devisions at the same time.
                    He has 3 losses to all time greats way above his best weightclass(es) and some past his prime. The rest of his career is great and shall be remembered for that.
                    He still didn't have the welterweight record for most defenses.

                    And welterweights with iron chins really don't have iron chins at middleweight.

                    You know how Hagler took all Hearns could handle at 160? I'll bet you money he could not have taken all Larry Holmes could dish out.

                    Chins diminish when you move up in weight. I think it is a clear case of Tito's power wearing off as he moved up in weight.

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