Giving Cotto some respect

Calvin Brock has fought more often than Cotto, and he's a heavyweight. But, yeah, it's nice to see a lot of activity from prospects.

That guy at your gym isn't fighting Lovemore NDou, DeMarcus Corley, and two guys who owned him in the amateurs, now is he? LIVER SHOT

Yeah, maybe you'll read it better if I kick you in the nuts since that doesn't hurt as much as a liver shot!

what are you giving him respect for?? cause hes faught 6 times??? well if that what you mean, HE HASNT FOUGHT ANYBODY! Theres a guy that goes to my gym hes faced 9 guys last year and already faced 6 guys this year, i dont see your point. Im probably too tired to read and understand lol so my bad if its my fault

Thanks for reading the posts before adding your input, Otto. :rolleyes:

well he hasnt faced anyone yet

I'd like to see the rematch, but Cotto was gonna stop Corley anyway. I think most people can agree with that.

I have a restpect for Cotto. Hes 2nd talented boxer (behind Floyd). I hope hes going have rematch with Corley. He needs that fight to get more respect.

No, on the contrary, no upcoming star is as active as Miguel Cotto. Was Jermaine Taylor? At first, but his level of competition STUNK to high heaven. Cotto is taking tough fights, including 2 guys that beat him in the amateurs (Abdullaev and Pinto) for the sake of gaining revenge, Lovemore N'Dou, who arguably beat Sharma Mitchell only 2 months before, and Corley, who is the legitimate testing grounds for guys who want to find out what they're really made of at 140 (Zab Judah and Floyd Mayweather). This guy's competition is off the hook, and he fights every 3 months! Mucho respeto, Miguel.

lets see if he can get a belt and if he does.. I really doubt he will remain as active. All of the upcoming stars are active.. that's why they are stars, but no one wants to put their belt on the line more than twice a year...