Manny Pacquiao WILL Beat Miguel Cotto!!

Manny Pacquiao WILL Beat Miguel Cotto!! July 1, 2009 · by Julius Stecker Life, death, and taxes are the the only things certain in life. You can add in Manny Pacquiao beating Miguel Cotto into that equation as well. I have been thinking about this over the last few days, and I can’t think of any way Miguel Cotto defeats a motivated and determined legend like Pacquiao. He just does not have it in him. Now things could change like varibles that are out anybodys control. But if Manny Pacquiao is at his best, he will be defeat Miguel Cotto. Here are the reasons why. Speed Boxing is a speed sport. And Manny Pacquiao is the fastest fighter in the business. Cotto advocates will say their man has had success against Shane Mosley and Zab Judah, very fast fighters in their own right. But none of them have the consistent attack of Pacquiao. Plus remember Mosley landed 53% of his power shots against Cotto in their razor tight 2007 affair. If Manny lands at least 40% of his it will be lights out for Cotto. Not because Manny is neccessarily a harder puncher then Mosley. He is a more precise puncher then Sugar Shane. And speed and precision will equal the end of Cotto’s chances. Style Manny Pacquiao has the most difficult style to fight in boxing. First he is a left hander. Second he is an offensive minded left hander who can punch from all angles. Third he moves in and out better then anybody in recent memory. Judging from his recent fights, Miguel Cotto does not have the reflexes to keep up with Pacquiao’s pace. Cotto has had success against left handed fighters in the past, Zab Judah and Carlos Quintana. But Pacquiao is a whole different man. He doesn’t fight a safety first style like Quintana, and he does not make the mistakes Judah does. Stamina This is the main reason why Cotto will not beat Manny Pacquiao. And what I believe will be the determining factor in the fight. Cotto faded in all of his big fights. He faded against Shane Mosley, he faded against Antonio Margarito, and he faded against Joshua Clottey. What makes anybody think he will not do the same against a much more active Manny Pacquiao. Manny gets stronger as the fight goes on, evidenced by his performances with Erik Morales(2nd fight) and Marco Antonio Barrera. Cotto has a tendency to get on his bike in rounds 8 thru 12. You can’t do that against Pacquiao. He will be coming all 12 rounds with tremendous stamina. Cotto is not Julio Cesar Chavez, he won’t be in your face all night. After 6 rounds of trying to pressure Pacquiao he will revert back to trying to box, and it will not work. Prediction This is what WILL happen folks.(Some may think I am full of hot air, but talk to me after the fight)Cotto will come out strong, he will be the aggressor. Heck I think he may win 2 or 3 of the 1st 6 rounds. He is an excellent fighter and a great body puncher. I think he will get hurt in either round 7 or 8, maybe have a cut opened up. Pacquiao will begin to land at will, then by the 9th or 10th round it will be all she wrote. Pacquiao by 10th Round Stoppage. Cotto fans there is a sliver of hope. Your man is the stronger and bigger fighter, and he has a great body attack. Consistent pressure is his only hope, but he is not capable of it for 12 full rounds. He is not the same fighter he was 2 years ago, and if he was I don’t think it would matter anyway. Unfortunately he is fighting Manny Pacquiao, the best fighter of his generation. This fight will turn out the same way the 2nd Erik Morales fight did, good action early, close rounds until like round 7 or 8 then Pacquiao will begin to dominate. The only way Pacquiao loses this fight is if he doesn’t train properly and he isn’t ready fight night. But who thinks Freddie Roach or the Pacquiao team will let that happen? He won’t, Pacquiao will be ready and in shape. Michael Buffer will end the night by saying, “Winner and New WBO Welterweight Champion of the World, Manny Pacquiao!!!” ESPY’s I wonder if Manny Pacquiao will be on hand to accept his ESPY award in mid July. Because we know he is the odds on favorite to win the Best Fighter award. Word is some athletes who haven’t met the Pacman are excited to meet him. He has become the sort of figure that only appears once a generation. He is an icon like Tiger Woods, Lebron James and Kobe Bryant. And that is in the U.S. He is even bigger worldwide. I saw the JMM vs PACMAN 2 and when i saw JMM rock pacman and not follow , made me more convinced cotto will not make same mistake. Is Pacman fastest that cotto has faced? HELL YEA, but cotto is strongest pacman has faced.

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Not that bad an analysis, but I dont see it playing out like this at all. That being said I believe this is a 50/50 fight. Cotto faded in all of his big fights. He faded against Shane Mosley, he faded against Antonio Margarito, and he faded against Joshua Clottey. What makes anybody think he will not do the same against a much more active Manny Pacquiao. Manny gets stronger as the fight goes on, evidenced by his performances with Erik Morales(2nd fight) and Marco Antonio Barrera. Cotto has a tendency to get on his bike in rounds 8 thru 12. You can’t do that against Pacquiao. He will be coming all 12 rounds with tremendous stamina. Cotto is not Julio Cesar Chavez, he won’t be in your face all night. After 6 rounds of trying to pressure Pacquiao he will revert back to trying to box, and it will not work. Cotto didnt fade against Mosley, he had won enough rounds and felt there is no point in risking the fight against a huge WW puncher like Mosley. Cotto did fade against Margarito but that was due to consistent body attack and facial damage. Cotto didnt fade against Clottey, he had one eye to see out of, proof is in the fact that he flurried Clottey when he actually faded himself in the later rounds. That being said these 3 fighters have all weighed close to 170 pounds on fight night. Has Pac really ever been over 142 ? Pac doesnt punch like these guys regardless. Cotto needs a trainer that will keep him focused, I can see him indeed trying different strategies throughout the fight with Santiago, kinda like he did against Clottey and that would indeed spell disaster for Cotto seeing as Roach has probably seen it all He will however not get stopped, or Id be shocked if he did. Cotto has a good chin at 147, anybody who watched the Clottey fight would know this. Frustrated? Maybe, but I dont see him quitting on his stool in the biggest fight of his life seeing as he refused to against Clottey. Comparing Manny's performances at 126 and 130 to his fight at 145 is just plain stupid, I think the guy I just quoted doesnt factor in the importance of Cotto's power.

This sounds like a pachugger fantasy more than a predidition. haha a wet dream. This is a total repeat of the 10 threads with the same copy and paste prediction

the only point i will give you is the stamina. the rest keep on dreaming!!!!!

Pacman is not bigger Worldwide. He's only popular in the Philippines and USA. Maybe a few Countries surrounding the Philippines. ??? Pac is huge in all of eastern asia, you know that continent with like 2 billion people! Are you suggesting that Cotto has more of a world wide draw than Pac?

DId not read the TS post but i agree with the thread title.

Manny Pacquiao WILL Beat Miguel Cotto!! July 1, 2009 · by Julius Stecker Life, death, and taxes are the the only things certain in life. You can add in Manny Pacquiao beating Miguel Cotto into that equation as well. I have been thinking about this over the last few days, and I can’t think of any way Miguel Cotto defeats a motivated and determined legend like Pacquiao. He just does not have it in him. Now things could change like varibles that are out anybodys control. But if Manny Pacquiao is at his best, he will be defeat Miguel Cotto. Here are the reasons why. Speed Boxing is a speed sport. And Manny Pacquiao is the fastest fighter in the business. Cotto advocates will say their man has had success against Shane Mosley and Zab Judah, very fast fighters in their own right. But none of them have the consistent attack of Pacquiao. Plus remember Mosley landed 53% of his power shots against Cotto in their razor tight 2007 affair. If Manny lands at least 40% of his it will be lights out for Cotto. Not because Manny is neccessarily a harder puncher then Mosley. He is a more precise puncher then Sugar Shane. And speed and precision will equal the end of Cotto’s chances. Style Manny Pacquiao has the most difficult style to fight in boxing. First he is a left hander. Second he is an offensive minded left hander who can punch from all angles. Third he moves in and out better then anybody in recent memory. Judging from his recent fights, Miguel Cotto does not have the reflexes to keep up with Pacquiao’s pace. Cotto has had success against left handed fighters in the past, Zab Judah and Carlos Quintana. But Pacquiao is a whole different man. He doesn’t fight a safety first style like Quintana, and he does not make the mistakes Judah does. Stamina This is the main reason why Cotto will not beat Manny Pacquiao. And what I believe will be the determining factor in the fight. Cotto faded in all of his big fights. He faded against Shane Mosley, he faded against Antonio Margarito, and he faded against Joshua Clottey. What makes anybody think he will not do the same against a much more active Manny Pacquiao. Manny gets stronger as the fight goes on, evidenced by his performances with Erik Morales(2nd fight) and Marco Antonio Barrera. Cotto has a tendency to get on his bike in rounds 8 thru 12. You can’t do that against Pacquiao. He will be coming all 12 rounds with tremendous stamina. Cotto is not Julio Cesar Chavez, he won’t be in your face all night. After 6 rounds of trying to pressure Pacquiao he will revert back to trying to box, and it will not work. Prediction This is what WILL happen folks.(Some may think I am full of hot air, but talk to me after the fight)Cotto will come out strong, he will be the aggressor. Heck I think he may win 2 or 3 of the 1st 6 rounds. He is an excellent fighter and a great body puncher. I think he will get hurt in either round 7 or 8, maybe have a cut opened up. Pacquiao will begin to land at will, then by the 9th or 10th round it will be all she wrote. Pacquiao by 10th Round Stoppage. Cotto fans there is a sliver of hope. Your man is the stronger and bigger fighter, and he has a great body attack. Consistent pressure is his only hope, but he is not capable of it for 12 full rounds. He is not the same fighter he was 2 years ago, and if he was I don’t think it would matter anyway. Unfortunately he is fighting Manny Pacquiao, the best fighter of his generation. This fight will turn out the same way the 2nd Erik Morales fight did, good action early, close rounds until like round 7 or 8 then Pacquiao will begin to dominate. The only way Pacquiao loses this fight is if he doesn’t train properly and he isn’t ready fight night. But who thinks Freddie Roach or the Pacquiao team will let that happen? He won’t, Pacquiao will be ready and in shape. Michael Buffer will end the night by saying, “Winner and New WBO Welterweight Champion of the World, Manny Pacquiao!!!” ESPY’s I wonder if Manny Pacquiao will be on hand to accept his ESPY award in mid July. Because we know he is the odds on favorite to win the Best Fighter award. Word is some athletes who haven’t met the Pacman are excited to meet him. He has become the sort of figure that only appears once a generation. He is an icon like Tiger Woods, Lebron James and Kobe Bryant. And that is in the U.S. He is even bigger worldwide. This sounds like a pachugger fantasy more than a predidition.

Manny will definitely win this one. I would put all my points on it if I were a Pacquiao fan, but I'm not, so I won't..

Cotto is going to win these fight by KO in 10:boxing:

I wont make any bold predictions this early in the game. Like you said, "Now things could change like varibles that are out anybodys control." I will wait until we get closer to the date of the fight to even begin contemplating on who will win and why. You said Manny at his best beats Cotto and I will say that Cotto at his own best can defeat Manny. I want both fighters to do well so let me ask you, what if Cotto does win, where does that leave him? Does he automatically inherit the thrown? Or does this do nothing for Cotto because they faught at catch weight? I wish this fight were at 147 but that is not something I will focus on, I guess if the only way this fight will be made is at a catch weight then so be it. I am still going to wait before I give my prediction though. :boxing:

Manny Pacquiao WILL Beat Miguel Cotto!! July 1, 2009 · by Julius Stecker Life, death, and taxes are the the only things certain in life. You can add in Manny Pacquiao beating Miguel Cotto into that equation as well. I have been thinking about this over the last few days, and I can’t think of any way Miguel Cotto defeats a motivated and determined legend like Pacquiao. He just does not have it in him. Now things could change like varibles that are out anybodys control. But if Manny Pacquiao is at his best, he will be defeat Miguel Cotto. Here are the reasons why. Speed Boxing is a speed sport. And Manny Pacquiao is the fastest fighter in the business. Cotto advocates will say their man has had success against Shane Mosley and Zab Judah, very fast fighters in their own right. But none of them have the consistent attack of Pacquiao. Plus remember Mosley landed 53% of his power shots against Cotto in their razor tight 2007 affair. If Manny lands at least 40% of his it will be lights out for Cotto. Not because Manny is neccessarily a harder puncher then Mosley. He is a more precise puncher then Sugar Shane. And speed and precision will equal the end of Cotto’s chances. Style Manny Pacquiao has the most difficult style to fight in boxing. First he is a left hander. Second he is an offensive minded left hander who can punch from all angles. Third he moves in and out better then anybody in recent memory. Judging from his recent fights, Miguel Cotto does not have the reflexes to keep up with Pacquiao’s pace. Cotto has had success against left handed fighters in the past, Zab Judah and Carlos Quintana. But Pacquiao is a whole different man. He doesn’t fight a safety first style like Quintana, and he does not make the mistakes Judah does. Stamina This is the main reason why Cotto will not beat Manny Pacquiao. And what I believe will be the determining factor in the fight. Cotto faded in all of his big fights. He faded against Shane Mosley, he faded against Antonio Margarito, and he faded against Joshua Clottey. What makes anybody think he will not do the same against a much more active Manny Pacquiao. Manny gets stronger as the fight goes on, evidenced by his performances with Erik Morales(2nd fight) and Marco Antonio Barrera. Cotto has a tendency to get on his bike in rounds 8 thru 12. You can’t do that against Pacquiao. He will be coming all 12 rounds with tremendous stamina. Cotto is not Julio Cesar Chavez, he won’t be in your face all night. After 6 rounds of trying to pressure Pacquiao he will revert back to trying to box, and it will not work. Prediction This is what WILL happen folks.(Some may think I am full of hot air, but talk to me after the fight)Cotto will come out strong, he will be the aggressor. Heck I think he may win 2 or 3 of the 1st 6 rounds. He is an excellent fighter and a great body puncher. I think he will get hurt in either round 7 or 8, maybe have a cut opened up. Pacquiao will begin to land at will, then by the 9th or 10th round it will be all she wrote. Pacquiao by 10th Round Stoppage. Cotto fans there is a sliver of hope. Your man is the stronger and bigger fighter, and he has a great body attack. Consistent pressure is his only hope, but he is not capable of it for 12 full rounds. He is not the same fighter he was 2 years ago, and if he was I don’t think it would matter anyway. Unfortunately he is fighting Manny Pacquiao, the best fighter of his generation. This fight will turn out the same way the 2nd Erik Morales fight did, good action early, close rounds until like round 7 or 8 then Pacquiao will begin to dominate. The only way Pacquiao loses this fight is if he doesn’t train properly and he isn’t ready fight night. But who thinks Freddie Roach or the Pacquiao team will let that happen? He won’t, Pacquiao will be ready and in shape. Michael Buffer will end the night by saying, “Winner and New WBO Welterweight Champion of the World, Manny Pacquiao!!!” ESPY’s I wonder if Manny Pacquiao will be on hand to accept his ESPY award in mid July. Because we know he is the odds on favorite to win the Best Fighter award. Word is some athletes who haven’t met the Pacman are excited to meet him. He has become the sort of figure that only appears once a generation. He is an icon like Tiger Woods, Lebron James and Kobe Bryant. And that is in the U.S. He is even bigger worldwide. Good stuff. You've done your homework, and whoever disagrees is plain bias. You are so right on the Stamina issue, as well as in your assessment of Speed. Remember though, a boxing fan of your caliber should know.... a swift "LEFT-TO-THE-BODY", especially if Cotto catches Pac on the "inhale", it neutralizes "SPEED". One must never rule that out. Over all, great Post!

ur analysis is a failure and untrue. With that said i got 20k points on cotto, u on? Sure,20k I got Pac to beat Cotto.