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Cotto? Pacquiao? Martinez? Bradley? Hell .. it took a Super Six tournament to get the entire SMW division to face the level of opposition that Mayweather does consistently in every division. And that, my man, is a fact. #1, 2 & 3 in every division. Quote:
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Meanwhile you forget that Hatton was undefeated and chased Floyd after Floyd went up to WW because Tszyu wouldn't fight him. Try again. Quote:
How about fighting a #1 and winning once in a while? Not just Cotto either. When was the last #1 Pacquiao fought? Or Martinez? Today's boxers get away with bullsh*t and vacant titles but beat their chests like they just dethroned a bunch of champions! That sh*t might work with weak minded peasants, but real fans don't get jedi mind tricked like that. Quote:
And by the time Cotto faced Judah, please tell us Judah's rank and wasn't he coming off 2 losses and a no contest? I think you've answered your own question. Quote:
Did Cotto ever beat a champion before Foreman? No. Wasn't Cotto's best win over Mosley, who was coming back down to WW after finding out he couldn't hand with the boys at jrMW? Yes. At what weight did Cotto avenge his first loss, capture his first championship and become the #1 in a division? Junior Middleweight! What have I written that isn't true? Oh I forgot who I was talking to ... and facts have never made a dent in an emotional argument. Quote:
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If these fights were to the death, all the credit to the guy with the "warrior's mentality" would have to be etched on to his tombstone. Remember that. Quote:
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Hatton was it? There's a difference between attrition and KO power. Quote:
Cotto is a solid boxer who always came to give his best. His attitude is that of a warrior, but even then he quit against Pacquiao but his corner wouldn't let him. Cotto is tough, determined and is better than 95% of the other boxers in the divisions he's competed in. But its that 5% that separates him from the elite in truth. Personally I think Cotto should have got a new trainer back when he was at jrWW. He could have refined what he new while working on honing his tools with a different approach. That and a better conditioning trainer early on because Cotto seems to gas in some of his fights. Unfortunately for him, Cotto was a loyal guy to his team for too long and I believe that right there cost him the improvement that would have led to him being elite. I enjoyed posting with you. Salud. |
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Learn to read or go back to the primary school . I said that Cotto caused Mayweather some problems I did not say that he won every round against him. Mayweather bleed from his nose and was hit by Cotto not everybody is able to do that. Quote:
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Please write down who Cotto should have fought. You are just saying consequentially that Cotto has taken the easier fights. Clottey has vacated his title for the Cotto fight. Quote:
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fight till to the death. You are interpreting to much none sense. Quote:
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vice versa ? Do not forget that the fight did not take place because of the accusations of PED. Now it is about the money because one side believes that the other side is weak. If both sides really want it they could do it. No problem if you do not get it. Quote:
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