Cotto Margarito: page 11

Sergio Martinez: I Would Fight Margarito in a Heartbeat

ATLANTIC CITY — Sergio Martinez has history with Antonio Margarito, but the undisputed middleweight champion would love to fight Miguel Cotto at 154 pounds.

Video: Miguel Cotto Discusses The Margarito Rematch

Luis Sandoval catches up with WBA junior middleweight champion Miguel Cotto to discuss his upcoming revenge rematch with Antonio Margarito.

Photos: Antonio Margarito Already Looks in Great Shape

Tijuana, Mexico - Former champion Antonio Margarito trains side by side with close friend and popular female fighter Jackie Nava, who returns on October 8th in Tijuana against Soledad Matthysse. Margarito, who already looks to be in great shape, went through several exercise routines with Nava. Margarito faces WBA junior middleweight champion Miguel Cotto on December 3rd at New York's Madison Square Garden.

Brandon Rios on Ortiz's Future, Cotto vs Margarito Card

September 17th wasn’t exactly the proudest night of Victor Ortiz’s young career. In a scene that has been well-documented, Ortiz would suffer an unexpected loss at the hands of Floyd Mayweather Jr. inside of the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, losing his prized WBC welterweight crown in the process.

Miguel Cotto: The Pressure is on Margarito, Not Me

Margarito: Cotto Doesn't Have The Power To Beat Me

Former champion Antonio Margarito is not worried about Miguel Cotto's promise for a "different ending" on December 3rd at New York's Madison Square Garden. Margarito expects to finish Cotto off even quicker in their long awaited rematch. In the first meeting, back in 2008, Margarito started slow and fell behind on the cards but he rallied in the late rounds to stop Cotto in the eleventh.

Miguel Cotto: I Never Said Margarito Loaded The Gloves

NEW YORK — Three years later, Antonio Margarito maintains his innocence. The infamous former welterweight champion recognizes that skeptics think his hand-wraps might’ve been doctored before his July 2008 victory over Miguel Cotto. “The Tijuana Tornado” also realizes that he’ll never be able to sway those that think he must’ve done illegal things in other fights before he was caught wearing illegal hand-wraps prior to a January 2009 fight against Shane Mosley in Los Angeles.

Photos: Cotto, Margarito Mean Business at Recent Shoot

Los Angeles, Ca. --- (L-R) Miguel Cotto and Antonio Margarito glare intensely during a Top Rank commercial shoot in Los Angeles Friday on the world tour for their highly-anticipated World Championship rematch, Saturday, December 3, at Madison Square Garden in New York. Promoted by Top Rank, in association with Cotto Promotions, Tornado Promotions, AT&T, and Madison Square Garden, Cotto-Margarito II will be produced and distributed Live by HBO Pay-Per-View. Photos by Chris Farina/Top Rank.

Margarito Feared Pacquiao Beating Ending His Career

NEW YORK — Antonio Margarito admits he thought his career was over. After having surgery to repair a broken right orbital bone incurred during his lopsided loss to Manny Pacquiao, an eye specialist told him he couldn’t fight again. That’s how blurry the vision in Margarito’s right eye remained several months after Pacquiao pummeled him in Arlington, Texas.

Cotto: Martinez Can't Get Me $5 Million Like Margarito

WBA 154-pound champion Miguel Cotto has a very good reason for selecting Antonio Magarito for his December 3rd return at New York's Madison Square Garden. Revenge is only a partial factor, with Margarito handing Cotto the first loss of his career, by TKO in eleven, in July 2008.