Cotto vs Mosley negotiations

Mosely TKO7

Hello folks i'm here to tell the truth about cotto and nothing but the truth. I actually own these fights unlike many cotto fanatics. I suggest you go watch them. Corley fight-round 2 corley rocks him with a right hook cotto comes back with a vicious lowblow, point deducted. round 3 corley rocks him and cotto does the riverdance for the whole round while clinching. round 5 Knocked corley down on a clear as day low blow and the fight was stopped. Judah fight- he was rocked hard and about to go down 2 times and came back with a vicious lowblow to stop the onslaught both times. 1 point dedcuted whoopie! later went on to win. Torres fight-round 2 has a point deducted for lowblows round 4- he knocks torres down with another clear as day lowblow its ruled a knockdown cause the ref is blind. round 5-torres rocks him and has him doing the jumping grasshopper. cotto clinches repeated times, throws a vicious lowblow which torres walks thru and throws torres into the ringpost to save himself. later went on to win Well i think i see a pattern here don't I. These are the facts and you cannot dispute them if you do you are a liar and havent seen the fights. No more saying its an accident and thats his fighting style cause its not. It is deliberate and it is cheating. Im sure he's done it in a lot more fights but i'm too grossed out to watch them right now maybe later i will. Now stop saying Cotto is the best before i lowblow you like your idol does. Im not even going to finish reading this because Cotto was not rocked in the 2nd round.

ok so u guys r rite but the low blows came early in the fight and the knockdowns came later, but notice this onli happen in 3 fights not his whole career. pay attention.

i do believe fighting margarito would be the easy way out for cotto, mosley would school mosley, maybe not i could be wrong, mosley would have to box for 12 hard rds at this stage of his career im not sure if he could do that Margarito could win a fight against Cotto.

She even uses the catch phrase "major." One of Pacaveli's favorites.. :fing02:

Damn you're defensive. It's just interesting that Cotto never lowblowed in any other fight, but somehow he uses that too win purposedly all of a sudden? What a fuckin' sore loser. You ain't heard? Folks around these parts say Mr. Cotto Lowblowottowed Corley AND Torres. ;) :killyou: .....Say he really did a number on ol' Torres.. Yup Yup. :fing02:

If the outcome would have been the same, how did they make a difference? :ugh: Judah would have been more active and would have had more stamina for a couple more rounds, making him more dangerous.

I think the outcome would probably have been the same, but those low blows definitely made a difference. If the outcome would have been the same, how did they make a difference? :ugh:

Correct me if I'm wrong, but did you not see that I am one of the voting members of the contingent that believe sincerely that Cotto boosted his chances 'unnaturally' of winning that fight by intentionally landing two very hard low blows?.. That includes almost 50% of the people who voted here on Boxingscene.. Not a bad number considering the very high level of Lowblotto's ball swallowing fanbase found here on the forum.. Among the others... The people who agree with me are professional Boxing journalists, pro fighters, and Boxing historians. Listen here, fanboy.. :wank: Let's have this discussion again after Cotto fights Mosley and we'll see what you're chirping about then. :fing02: Or really anyone else for that matter.. Let me hit you in your baby nuts twice with a sledgehammer and beat your ass, mothafucka. Damn you're defensive. It's just interesting that Cotto never lowblowed in any other fight, but somehow he uses that too win purposedly all of a sudden? What a fuckin' sore loser.

Strong words from Addison. However, I liked how you phrased it. Cotto boosted his chances 'unnaturally' of winning that fight by intentionally landing two very hard low blows?.. I dont like the word "unnaturally", but Cotto definitely boosted his chances with those low blows. I think the outcome would probably have been the same, but those low blows definitely made a difference. Miguel may have gotten a descision. Zab may have gotten an early knockout the way some have alleged.. Judah would have most likely definately needed a knockout - and it was there, but Zab failed to capitalize three times, so there's no reason he wouldn't have failed several more times either way.. Judah deserved to lose for letting Cotto dictate and initiate. Zab was trying to hit a homerun against a professional prize fighter. Amateur. It had to have been insulting to Cotto's intelligence when he realized that..

Correct me if I'm wrong, but did you not see that I am one of the voting members of the contingent that believe sincerely that Cotto boosted his chances 'unnaturally' of winning that fight by intentionally landing two very hard low blows?.. That includes almost 50% of the people who voted here on Boxingscene.. Not a bad number considering the very high level of Lowblotto's ball swallowing fanbase found here on the forum.. Among the others... The people who agree with me are professional Boxing journalists, pro fighters, and Boxing historians. Listen here, fanboy.. :wank: Let's have this discussion again after Cotto fights Mosley and we'll see what you're chirping about then. :fing02: Or really anyone else for that matter.. Let me hit you in your baby nuts twice with a sledgehammer and beat your ass, mothafucka. Strong words from Addison. However, I liked how you phrased it. Cotto boosted his chances 'unnaturally' of winning that fight by intentionally landing two very hard low blows?.. I dont like the word "unnaturally" and "intentionally", but Cotto definitely boosted his chances with those low blows. I think the outcome would probably have been the same, but those low blows definitely made a difference.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't you say time and time again that Zab would whoop Cotto? Correct me if I'm wrong, but did you not see that I am one of the voting members of the contingent that believe sincerely that Cotto boosted his chances 'unnaturally' of winning that fight by intentionally landing two very hard low blows?.. That includes almost 50% of the people who voted here on Boxingscene.. Not a bad number considering the very high level of Lowblotto's ball swallowing fanbase found here on the forum.. Among the others... The people who agree with me are professional Boxing journalists, pro fighters, and Boxing historians. Listen here, fanboy.. :wank: Let's have this discussion again after Cotto fights Mosley and we'll see what you're chirping about then. :fing02: Or really anyone else for that matter.. Let me hit you in your baby nuts twice with a sledgehammer and beat your ass, mothafucka.

This would not be my preferred Cotto matchup. Something more competitive would be better.. He will get blown the fuck out if this fight comes off. Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't you say time and time again that Zab would whoop Cotto?

Man. I love what Cotto brings to the ring. But... To be honest...I think Mosely takes this one. Fast hands have been Cottos weakness in my opinion. The thing is...Cotto usually overcomes it cause of his heart and breaks the guy down. I dont think he can do that to Mosely...who has the fast hands AND A decent enough punch to hurt Cotto. I think Mosely can catch Cotto with something he doesnt see coming and drop him once or twice. And then box to a UD. Fast hands and Decent Pop....plus a good Chin spells Cotto Kryptonite to me.

I hope this fight happens Id favor cotto in this fight, mosley only has 2KOs in the last 5 years.

u no i hear everybody say it could lead to a DLH fight it just sickens me. All DLH is about is money and nuthin else since he became a CEO he has lost his hunger i belive and old DLH easily beats mayweather but he is nuthin now i prefer to see evander than DLH

Dangerous I think this fight is very dangerous for Mosley for many reasons 1. Cotto for some reason has very good power at the welterweight division i belive he is the strongest in that division. 2. Mosley is not Mosley anymore and i dont think he has the power to seriuosly hurt cotto. 3 Finally constant pressure is the weakness of most boxers today and Cotto will constantly pressure mosley forcing him to go backward which will in due time lead to a knockout If this fight ever happend Cotto by knockout in the 10th

Floyd Mayweather is missing out on the biggest opportunity he has ever had if he lets Mosley off the hook. Shane is the like the last great gunslinger of a fading era. Still dangerous as hell with a world of experience but he's got all of these young lions snapping at his heels. If and its a big if, Cotto can beat him it would thrust him into at least the number two spot p4p and if he can beat up on Mosley and impressively stop him he might just step right over into the number 1 spot. The sad thing is Mayweather should be throwing a fit to fight Mosley, he should want this fight to build him as the undeniable best of the best and by not doing this he is depriving his fans, Mosley's fans and all boxing fans of a match that would define the careers of two of its brightest stars. I dont see how you can debate this, in fact it really confuses me as to exactly what the hell Floyd is thinking right now.

You guys are missing the big picture. If Floyd fights Hatton on Nov 17th, they are going to fight early. We can have a double-header with Mayweather-Hatton at 7pm EST (that's midnight in England) and then go right to the Cotto-Mosley undercard at 8pm with the main event happening at 10pm instead of 11pm, as it normally would. Most PPV main events take place at 11pm local so Hatton and PBF would only be fighting 1 hour after the normal time and Cotto and Mosley would only be fighting 1 hour before the normal time. That's not really that bad a deal for both of them, plus they can charge $60 for the PPV. Cotto saw what Williams did to Margarito and now he's scared. He could beat Mosley easly, mosley is 35 years old and Cotto is almost 10 years his junior! Cotto is a coward if he takes this fight instead of Williams. Williams is high reward as he is UNDEFEATED and a CHAMPION. what else could Cotto want? Is he the best or is he?? I guess he's not. Never crossed my mind he was too. You're an idiot. Cotto should fight Mosley for two reasons: 1. Mosley brings more money to the table and it's the smart business decision; and, 2. Mosley is a MUCH bigger name on your resume than Paul Williams. BTW, Paul Williams was never promised a match with Cotto if he beat Margo so he has nothing to complain about.

It would only be ducking if he fought Margarito. My friend, belts dont mean much in boxing. My definition of high reward is the money and name recognition your opponent brings. I think Mosley brings this into the table much more than Williams does. Let me give you a recent example: Mayweather fought Gatti. That was an excellent move on his part. Gatti was no longer a dangeous opponet, but he was a huge name. Gatti was a low risk / high reward fight. Mosley is in no way a low risk fight, but is a very high reward fight for Cotto if he defeats Mosley. Definately. :fing02: Mosley is an extremely dangerous fight for Cotto. Anyone who thinks otherwise needs to ease off the magic mushrooms..