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Cuevas vs Trinidad
Posted: 02 Feb 2007, 02:10
by Victor*KC
Who win's this match-up of hard hitting WW's? I think i'll go with Tito getting up from a Knockdown in the early going to finish him off Cuevas was a tough guy with a hard chin and a powerful left hook but Titos better handspeed and 2 Fisted Power take it for me Tito KO 4-6
Posted: 02 Feb 2007, 05:17
by dr_devious
I go almost 50-50 on this one, it wouldnt last long either way
Posted: 02 Feb 2007, 05:32
by john2345
Tito by KO - more skilled than Cuevas
J
Posted: 02 Feb 2007, 19:29
by zuru
john2345 wrote:Tito by KO - more skilled than Cuevas
J
I'll pick Cuevas.He had a good chin(forget the Hearns fight,Hearns was possessed back then)And I think that Cuevas hits extra hard.Trinidad would come forward trying to take him out,and get caught with a big Pipino hook,that wobbles him,and sets him up for the finish.Cuevas by k.o.,
zuru
Posted: 02 Feb 2007, 19:38
by theone
Trinidad TKO 3....very easy win.
Posted: 02 Feb 2007, 19:56
by meade95
Trinidad was no Hearns at WW....Not even close.
I'd go with P. Cuevas by TKO between 6-9 rounds....
Posted: 02 Feb 2007, 20:00
by Victor*KC
meade95 wrote:Trinidad was no Hearns at WW....Not even close.
I'd go with P. Cuevas by TKO between 6-9 rounds....
He wasn't Hearns but he was still more skilled than Cuevas and his arsenal was better Trinidad could hurt you with anything Straight Right L'RUppercut.. Hook.. I see Tito stopping him like Duran did..
Posted: 02 Feb 2007, 20:14
by meade95
Victor*KC wrote:meade95 wrote:Trinidad was no Hearns at WW....Not even close.
I'd go with P. Cuevas by TKO between 6-9 rounds....
He wasn't Hearns but he was still more skilled than Cuevas and his arsenal was better Trinidad could hurt you with anything Straight Right L'RUppercut.. Hook.. I see Tito stopping him like Duran did..
Yeah...I agree to a point.
At the same time Trinidad was a target for both the left hook upstairs and to the body...(Cuevas weapon of choice)......My guess is a prime Cuevas lands his with more damage then what Trinidad lands back on him....
It is a good fight......interesting style match-up....
Posted: 02 Feb 2007, 23:42
by Borinken25
Trinidad wins by brutal KO inside of 2 rounds. Cuevas was very susceptible by the left hook, Trinidad's best punch.
Posted: 03 Feb 2007, 00:06
by Borinken25
Decagon wrote:Borinken25 wrote:Trinidad wins by brutal KO inside of 2 rounds. Cuevas was very susceptible by the left hook, Trinidad's best punch.
Like in what fight at 147?
Vs. Yori boy Campas
Posted: 03 Feb 2007, 01:42
by ringsider
Trinidad wasn't Hearns, but but he would have done the same thing to Pipino that Hearns did. KO!!
Posted: 03 Feb 2007, 11:44
by Borinken25
Decagon wrote:Borinken25 wrote:Decagon wrote:Like in what fight at 147?
Vs. Yori boy Campas
Dumbass. Cuevas never fought Campas. When was Cuevas open to the left hook?
Are you really that stupid? Let me explained for you retard, oops, sorry I meant mentally challenge retard like you. When Cuevas was body punching he was always quite open for the left hook. He did have the tendency to keep his left hand to low and that made him very susceptible to the left hook. did you saw any of his fights?
Posted: 04 Feb 2007, 01:45
by Victor*KC
Decagon wrote:A lot of good left hookers are open to the counter left; so was Trinidad. Most people who caught Cuevas with the left hook got blasted out, and most of the people who caught Trinidad with the left hook got blasted out. That's why they say, "don't left hook with a left hooker." Trinidad relying on the left hook against Cuevas would be a poor strategy, in fact, because it would leave Trinidad open to Cuevas's best punch. A better strategy would be for Trinidad to mix up his offense. Your analysis is faulty.
That is the one of the reaons i picked Trinidad to win he had a better offensive arsenal than Cuevas.. Yes it would not only Does Cuevas pack more power in his hook he has a better chin and is tougher.. In a fight with them trading Hooks I have to favor Cuevas
Posted: 04 Feb 2007, 12:34
by Borinken25
Decagon wrote:A lot of good left hookers are open to the counter left; so was Trinidad. Most people who caught Cuevas with the left hook got blasted out, and most of the people who caught Trinidad with the left hook got blasted out. That's why they say, "don't left hook with a left hooker." Trinidad relying on the left hook against Cuevas would be a poor strategy, in fact, because it would leave Trinidad open to Cuevas's best punch. A better strategy would be for Trinidad to mix up his offense. Your analysis is faulty.
First I didn't say that Trinidad was going to rely only on his left hook. Second what I said was that Cuevas was very susceptible to the left hook because when he was trying to punch his opponent to the body it looks like he was aiming to the balls not to the body and after he did that he was very slow in bringing his left hand back into position.
Posted: 04 Feb 2007, 12:35
by Victor*KC
Borinken25 wrote:Trinidad wins by brutal KO inside of 2 rounds. Cuevas was very susceptible by the left hook, Trinidad's best punch.
The only thing you talked about was the Left-hook where do we see anything else?
Posted: 04 Feb 2007, 12:37
by Borinken25
Victor*KC wrote:Borinken25 wrote:Trinidad wins by brutal KO inside of 2 rounds. Cuevas was very susceptible by the left hook, Trinidad's best punch.
The only thing you talked about was the Left-hook where do we see anything else?
I said Trinidad's best punch, not only punch or you can't read between the lines?
Posted: 04 Feb 2007, 12:43
by Victor*KC
Yes I can read but you had said but you failed to mention anything else but the Left-hook I hate to burst your bubble but some of us can't read peoples mind...