Miguel Cotto is being sued by his uncle

El entrenador y manejador de boxeo, Evangelista Cotto, presentó hoy, jueves, una demanda civil contra su sobrino, el campeón mundial de boxeo Miguel Cotto, en la que reclama una compensación de $7,500,000 dólares por incumplimiento de contrato, daños y perjuicios y cobro de dinero. La demanda, que fue presentada en la tarde de hoy en el tribunal de primera instancia de Caguas, incluye además a su esposa Melissa Guzmán y la sociedad de bienes gananciales por ellos compuesta, a Promociones Miguel Cotto y a MACV, inc., entre otros. Según se desprende del documento de nueve páginas en poder de Primera Hora, la demanda tiene como base “el incumplimiento por parte de Miguel Ángel Cotto, sus agentes y/o corporaciones, de sus obligaciones contractuales ante el señor Evangelista Cotto. Además, la demanda se basa en actos culposos e intencionales de Miguel Ángel Cotto ocurridos en Caguas el 7 de abril de 2009, día en que el boxeador Miguel Ángel Cotto agredió brutalmente a su tío causándole serios daños y perjuicios”. “Esto ha sido una situación sumamente difícil para mí y para mi familia. Son muchos años de compromiso y afecto“, indicó Evangelista Cotto. “Tener que aceptar que una persona tan cercana a uno por tantos años actúe de esa manera. Uno se siente que el esfuerzo y el trabajo de tantos años no ha sido agradecido. Yo no le deseo esto a nadie”, indicó Evangelista, en relación a la demanda que presentó por medio del licenciado Carlos Dalmau Ramírez. La parte demandante reclama que Miguel Cotto le adeuda a su tío el 23 por ciento del ingreso generado por el púgil a partir del 11 de abril de 2004, cuando se proclamó campeón mudial. Según la demanda, el contrato que existía entre tío y sobrino desde el 8 de enero de 2001, especificaba que Evangelista cobraría el diez por ciento del importe de todo ingreso de sus peleas y otro diez por ciento e ingresos relacionado a promociones, pero tan pronto se proclamara campeón mundial, la compensación aumentaría automáticamente a un 33 por ciento. “No obstante, Miguel Ángel Cotto no ajustó la compensación debida al señor Evangelista Cotto según era su obligación contractual, y en su lugar, siguió pagándole al manejador el equivalente del diez por ciento aproximado del contrato de cada pelea”, reza el escrito, en el que además detalla que Evangelista no recibió ningún pago por ingresos relacionados a las promociones y endosos comerciales del boxeador.

Comments (8)

33%?? wtf is he?? a lawyer? beat his ass again cotto tenia q ser de caguas!!!

16y ago

The_Gully_Gad

Always thought those two had a strange relationship.. I mean his the dudes uncle he trained him but they rarely spoke out of camp and hated each other or shall i say for a better word disliked each other thats how it seemed anyway...

16y ago

swizz

how the hell is evangelista gonna sue cotto? he's the one who went to miguel's house to start a fight and he's the one who tried to kill cotto w/ a brick. damn pull i agrre with you

16y ago

Pullcounter7451

how the hell is evangelista gonna sue cotto? he's the one who went to miguel's house to start a fight and he's the one who tried to kill cotto w/ a brick.

16y ago

BoxingChaos

Good, now Cotto can't retire :lol1: Fight on Junito, you owe, you owe, it's off to fight you go. Who knows who will win in court though. Man this guy has yet another distraction now. I am too tired to translate and what would take me ten minutes only takes google translator 1 second The boxing trainer and manager, Evangelista Cotto, introduced today, Thursday, a civil lawsuit against her nephew, boxing world champion Miguel Cotto, which claimed a compensation of $ $ 7,500,000 for breach of contract, damages and recovery of money. The lawsuit, which was presented in the afternoon today in the court of first instance of Caguas, also includes his wife Melissa Guzman and the property company composed by them, to Miguel Cotto Promotions and MACV, inc., Among others. As the nine-page document in the possession of First Time, the demand is based on "the failure of Miguel Angel Cotto, his agents and / or corporations, of its contractual obligations to Mr. Evangelista Cotto. In addition, the complaint is based on negligent and intentional acts of Miguel Angel Cotto Caguas occurred in the April 7, 2009, the day when the boxer Miguel Angel Cotto brutally assaulted by his uncle, causing serious damage. " "This has been a very difficult situation for me and my family. Many years of commitment and affection, "said Evangelista Cotto. "Having to accept that a person so close to so many years by an act that way. One feels that the effort and the work of many years has not been appreciated. I do not want to happen to anybody, "said Evangelista, in relation to the lawsuit filed by Carlos Dalmau Ramírez. The plaintiff claims that Miguel Cotto is owed to his uncle, 23 percent of the income generated by the boxer from April 11, 2004 when it proclaimed champion mudial. According to the complaint, the contract between uncle and nephew from the January 8, 2001, specified that Evangelista charged ten percent of the amount of any income of his fights and ten percent and revenues related to promotions, but as soon was proclaimed world champion, automatically increase the compensation to 33 percent. "However, Miguel Angel Cotto did not adjust the compensation due to Mr. Evangelista Cotto as was his contractual obligation, and instead continued to handle paying the equivalent of ten per cent of the contracts for each fight," reads the letter, in also specifies that the Evangelist did not receive any payment for income related to commercial endorsements and promotions of the boxer.

16y ago

rob6465

7.5 million? WTF http://www.primerahora.com/diario/noticia/boxeo/acciondeportiva/tio_de_miguel_cotto_lo_demandan_por_$7.5_millones/316803 Suing for breach of contract

16y ago

Stoppage

Sue the man whose car you smashed a brick through.. nice.

16y ago

cabrademonte

The information was post from primerahora.com Somebody please translate this article

16y ago