Emmanuel Steward Ready to Keep Freddie Roach's Mouth Shut on November 13, 2010?

Emmanuel Steward Ready to Keep Freddie Roach's Mouth Shut on November 13, 2010? Published June 07, 2010 by:Granville Ampong New York City, New York - After technically knocking out WBA Superwelterweight Champion Yuri Foreman in round 9 at the Yankie Stadium in New York City last Saturday, Miguel Cotto rather makes it big onward for his new head trainer, Emmanuel Steward. Cotto's win gives Steward, also an inductee of the International Boxing Hall of Fame, a chance to stage a battle against Manny Pacquiao 's trainer, Freddie Roach, all in their respective opposing corners. The pride between the two trainers will underscore the rematch of Pacquiao and Cotto at 154 pounds. Conversely, these said two trainers, both professional fighters in their days of youth, are known to render their rhetorics whenever boxing matches are set. For one thing, Steward, a flip-flop commentator, has been known as one of the most intelligible critics of Pacquiao. Another, Roach, a soft-spoken Bostonian, has been known as likely to engage in trash-talking. But, for Stewart, he said he has set in mind a master's plan. "You just cannot underestimate of what Stewart can do to rebuild Cotto for a rematch with Pacquiao, especially if the fight is staged at 154 pounds," says Martin Lozano, a sportswriter based in New York City. "Roach will have all the reasons to worry, if ever the rematch between Pacquiao and Cotto will take place soon." "Cotto will become a very dangerous, hungrier lion at that weight class," he adds. "If Mayweather-Pacquiao negotiation does not materialize, then we are ready to take on Pacquiao this November 13," says the famous HBO boxing commentator. "We'll take on Pacquiao and we will make a sketch of him to fit our game plan." Even after a one-sided defeat of Cotto last November 14, Steward is hopeful his new protégé, whom he believes has the ability to bouch back and to defeat Pacquiao, still has untapped potential. While Mayweather-Pacquiao negotiation seems to be on an informal admonition of 'gaq order' for media exposé, both parties according to David Mayo of Grand Rapid Press are not really communicating of their respective terms