Legendary promoter Don King is in Sin City for this Saturdays junior middleweight clash between Miguel Cotto and his fighter Ricardo Mayorga. King told BoxingScene and other members of the media that the one fight he truly wants to see is a rematch between his fighter Felix Tito Trinidad and Bernard The Executioner Hopkins read more ...

Superstar Felix Trinidad poses with WBO World Featherweight Champion Steven Luevano and WBO Jr. World Featherweight Champion Juan Manuel Lopez after both fighters weighed in, Luevano at 126 lbs, Lopez at 125.5 lbs). They meet on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden. Also WBA Featherweight Champion Yuriorkis Gamboa weighed in at 126 lbs, while chellenger Rogers Mtagwa scaled read more ...

Puerto Rican icon Felix Trinidad has advised his countryman, Miguel Cotto, to retire after two or three more fights. Trinidad watched Cotto take a bad beating at the hands of Manny Pacquiao last Saturday at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. He says Cotto has a few more fights in the tank but not many read more ...

WBO welterweight champion Miguel Cotto has spoken out against some of critics who continue to compare him to another Puerto Rican great, Felix "Tito" Trinidad. Cotto wants to make it clear, for the last time, that he is not Trinidad in any way - inside or outside of the ring read more ...

Former three division champion Felix "Tito" Trinidad is on the verge of a final retirement. Trinidad has retired twice in the past. This time he plans to retire for good. He returned last January and lost a twelve round decision to Roy Jones Jr. There was minor talk last of fights with Kelly Pavlik and Jermain Taylor but neither of those came through read more ...

A rematch between Bernard Hopkins and Felix Trinidad will not come cheap. According to father/trainer Felix Trinidad Sr, promoter Don King presented Tito with an offer of $15 million dollars for a Hopkins rematch. As previously reported on BoxingScene.com, King recently came to Puerto Rico to meet with Trinidad and discuss terms for a Hopkins rematch. Although Trinidad has been chasing for a Hopkins rematch since the 2001 knockout read more ...

Trinidad wants the first opponent to be Bernard Hopkins, who faces Kelly Pavlik on October 18 in Atlantic City. Since his 2001 knockout loss to Bernard, the Puerto Rican star has been on a mission to get the chance for revenge. Trinidad has fought once since 2005, losing a twelve-round decision to Roy Jones Jr. in January read more ...

King said that Trinidad is still eager to continue fighting and he would like to have him fight in New York during the Puerto Rican Day parade weekend in June. The could become a problem as middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik has penciled in a title defense against John Duddy for the same weekend, and at New York's Madison Square Garden, which likely where read more ...

"I can't believe you stayed in there 12 rounds with me," Roy Jones Jr. said to Felix Trinidad after their fight Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in New York City. "We had a great fight and everyone said we were too old." Jones scored a convincing twelve round unanimous decision over Trinidad, dropping the Puerto Rican legend twice in the bout. "All my fans around the world said I was done," continued Roy. "He took read more ...

In a battle of former legendary champions, Roy Jones Jr. (52-4, 38 KOs) won a twelve round unanimous decision over Felix "Tito" Trinidad (42-3, 35 KOs) on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Trinidad was sharp early on. Jones laid on the ropes in round three, beckoning Tito to attack his body, but Tito remained patient. Jones had a good round four, landing some clean shots. Jones seemed read more ...