Felix Trinidad Tickets

Felix Tito Trinidad started his boxing carrier at the young age of twelve on the gorgeous island of Puerto Rico where many boxing legends also call their home. Felix Trinidad was raised in a boxing atmosphere because of his father and manager Felix Trinidad Sr. was a Puerto Rican feather weight champion in the mid of 1970s. Felix Trinidad had a solid amateur boxing career and Felix Trinidad Schedule was great by winning five Puerto Rican National Amateur Championships at 100 pounds, 119, and 132. Felix Trinidad Tickets can be obtained from our site. He posted an amateur career record of 51-6, but only had twelve knockouts.
When the president of the amateur boxing federation in Puerto Rico required Trinidad to stop the 126 pound division so another boxer could compete in the 1992 Olympics, Felix Sr. couldn't stand the politics and Trinidad never fought in the Olympics and decided to go for pro boxing.Trinidad, at the young age of 17, turned professional on March 10, 1990. He was determined to establish himself as a knockout artist and made good on his goal by knocking out his first five opponents and nine of his first ten. Trinidad's 29 knockouts in 33 outings gave the young boxer one of the highest knockout percentages (90%) and Felix Trinidad Tickets were sold the most of any boxer in history.

Felix Trinidad steady desire to face the top boxers was clear in his starting career as Felix Trinidad faced some firm competition as a pro boxer. Felix Trinidad had a more experienced and stronger Jake Rodriguez on December 1991 where a lot fans bought Felix Trinidad Tickets. In the second round, Felix Trinidad hurt his right hand, followed by an injury to the left hand in the fourth round. Although Felix Trinidad suffered huge pain, he couldn't become intolerant or annoyed and went on to score a ten round unanimous decision. Felix Trinidad Tickets are for sale now. Because of the Felix's injury to his hands, he took a five month rest. The Questions of whether Felix Trinidad could handle a punch appeared when he fought the world championship talented opponents like Alberto Cortes of Argentina.  On October 1992, the veteran Cortes entered the fight with a record of 51-3 which made Felix Trinidad Tickets the most selling and wanted boxing tickets in Paris.  One of Cortes' losses came at the hands of the great Julio Cesar Chavez. Felix Trinidad got slower in the second round and Cortes knocked him down two times. The Felix Trinidad Tickets event was considered to be the first time Felix Trinidad had been knocked down in a boxing fight. When Cortes came out to finish Felix Trinidad off in the third round, he caught fire and returned the favor by tattooing Cortes with a hail of punches. Cortes was powerless and unable to protect himself, which lead the referee to stop the fight.

On June 19, 1993 and in his first world title fight, Felix Trinidad took on two time world champion Maurice Blocker for the IBF welterweight crown. Felix Trinidad took control of the fight from the opening bell, rocking Blocker with great shots with both hands. Felix Trinidad Tickets can be found on our website. Trinidad finished Blocker off in the second round with a knockout that left Blocker on the ground for couple of minutes, making Trinidad's status as an overwhelming puncher with Felix Trinidad Tickets power in both hands. Get more Information about Felix Trinidad Schedule and Tickets. Felix Trinidad's first defense of the IBF welterweight title was against the number one candidate Luis Garcia in Bayamon, Puerto Rico, on August 1993. Felix Trinidad amazed Garcia with a crushing overhand right in the first round and never stood up. A lot of Felix Trinidad Tickets were sold because he knocked Garcia to the rug four times in the first round before the fight was ended. On October 23, 1993, Felix Trinidad effectively protected his title for the second time, against Anthony Stephens. He endured a second round knockdown and stopped Stephens in the tenth round. On January 29, 1994, Felix Trinidad Tickets were sold for cheap prices. Felix Trinidad had a common decision over Hector Macho Camacho. Felix Trinidad conquered and took over the Felix Trinidad Tickets and the fight against the flamboyant Macho Man. It was fight that advanced Felix Trinidad to the best of the boxing world and made Felix Trinidad Tickets to be one of the most selling Boxing tickets for boxing fans.

Felix Trinidad was matched up against Luis Ramon "Yory Boy" Campas, whom many people were calling the next Chavez. Campas carried with him an amazing 56-0 boxing record with fifty knockouts. On September 1994, the fight took place as part of the Mexican Independence celebration. Campas, who had a lot of fans who also bought Felix Trinidad Tickets behind him, sent Felix Trinidad to the ground with a fast, short left hook in the second round. Although the punch seemed to shock Felix Trinidad rather than hurt him, the furious crowd sensed Campas would finish him off. But the young Puerto Rican sensation showed why he's a boxing champion, as he howled back in the fourth round and landed a dozen of punches to the head of Campas. Trinidad Tickets are in stock. Referee Richard Steele had no alternative but to stop the punishment and fight shortly thereafter.

On December 10, 1994, in Monterrey, Mexico, Felix Trinidad faced the most terrifying challenger of Felix Trinidad Schedule career, the undefeated Oba "Motor City" Carr. After an ordinary first round, a straight right hand in round two not only sent Felix Trinidad to the ground, but also woke up the Felix Trinidad Tickets. For the next five rounds, Felix Trinidad took over the fight, and in the eighth round, Trinidad knocked Carr twice. After getting up for the second time, Felix Trinidad let loose four unreturned Felix Trinidad Tickets blows to Carr's head, which made the referee to stop the fight immediately.
After numerous defenses in 1995, Felix Trinidad began to gain his title status for his fight on February 10, 1996; Felix Trinidad took advantage of the attention of the fans when they bough thousands of Felix Trinidad Tickets. In what was becoming typical of his fights, Felix Trinidad stopped Rodney Moore by a Knock Out in the fourth round. A body punch sent Moore down at one point and after returning to his chair, Moore said to everyone that he had experienced enough and declined to come out to begin the fight again. On May 18, 1996, Felix Trinidad faced previous world champion Freddie Pendleton. Pendleton was strong-minded and had the boxing experience, but became victim number twenty nine (29) when Felix Trinidad used Felix Trinidad Tickets and a left hook to the body to stop the challenger in his tracks. The fight was ended in the fifth round, when Pendleton wasn't able to rise before the count of ten.