Felix Trindad may look to unite the welterweight titles by taking on WBA champion James Page next. AP
Felix fabuloso
Trinidad scores majority decision to add WBC belt to his IBF title
Saturday night's welterweight title bout in Las Vegas didn't quite live up to the 1981 Sugar Ray Leonard-Thomas Hearns bout that it was being compared to, but it did end with a surprising twist. IBF welterweight champion Felix Trinidad came back near the end of the fight to score a majority decision over WBC champ Oscar De La Hoya to add another belt to his stable. De La Hoya grew complacent in the final four rounds, choosing to run from Trinidad to avoid taking a big punch. Trinidad's majority decision threw Puerto Rico into a fit of nationalistic pride, as they celebrated the triumph of Trinidad throughout the island nation.
Huge throng welcomes home Trinidad
The middleweight champ returns home to a true hero's welcome as 100,000 flock to the San Juan airport.
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De La Hoya still feels as if he won
The former welterweight champion says he knows how Lennox Lewis felt after losing a fight he clearly thought he won.
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De La Hoya, Trinidad weigh-in for title fight
Both men weighed 147 pounds but the muscular De La Hoya needed all the help he could get to make the weight and so he took off his undershorts to be weighed.
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History calls for Oscar and Felix Saturday night in Vegas
Oscar De La Hoya and Felix Trinidad could take their place among great welterweight bouts of all time with a good showing on Saturday night in Las Vegas.
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Trinidad stirs passion in his native Puerto Rico
The Puerto Rican government is setting up 16 giant television screens in the capital city of San Juan for people to watch the fight on.
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