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Cotto looks weight-drained.

It's good. He's improved it over the years and, in my opinion, showed it best in the DLH fight.

I wouldn't. Anyways, if it was made, it'd probably just be a regular HBO event.

Cotto looks too thin.

I favored Diaz in the first fight, too. Malignaggi surprised me. It's a shame that the judges didn't give him the win. I'm sort of favoring Malignaggi in the rematch but you never know. They both know what they're up against and maybe Diaz could pull out a legitimate victory.

Anyone who saw a prime Tyson knows that he had good defense. In faded in the 90s, though.

Pacquiao. Cotto seems to fight more for himself.

If he's done it before, he can do it again.

He needs to fight Pascal, next.

The fact is that this isn't Pacquiao's natural weight. If he loses, it's understandable. If he wins, then it's a great accomplishment.

Probably, round nine. If he knocked him out in one, that would be incredible.

Either him or Vitali.

I think he would have a good chance against Juan Urango, for his belt.

Good luck with that.

I'm having a hard time making a final prediction. I could see it going Cotto's way, due to his strength and counter-punching. I can also see it going Pacquiao's way, due to his speed and movement. This is one fight that I'm just gonna have to sit back and watch, with an open mind.

Yup. This is gonna be a great fight. Two warriors giving it their all.

I'm not happy about the fight. They said he couldn't close his hand in training. How come he's able to, now?

Coulda, shoulda, woulda. You Pac fans are starting to remind me of Mayweather. Pac moved to lightweight, beat the weakest titlist, and moved up. FACT He wouldn't have been able to fight Juan Diaz, anyways. Pacquiao fought Marquez at SFW, only one week after Diaz lost his titles to Nate Campbell. Do you really think that Campbell was a better name than David Diaz? Especially, after Diaz came off a win over Morales?

He's a good boxer. He's got speed, defense and quickness. I'm interested in seeing how he does against Abraham.

At home, watching the fight.

I don't think so because I see it ending early.

Pacquiao TKO 7 at 2:20.

Funny interview. lol.

If it goes via Cotto's way, how do you see it? 12 rounds at Cotto's pace due to his strength, or earlier stoppage? :D If it goes Pac's way, would it be via decision, stoppage to cuts, quit a la DLH, KO, or referee stops it? :D If Pacquiao wins, it'll be by stoppage or corner retirement. If Cotto wins, it'll most likely be by decision.

He's got good potential. He seems like a brawler that won't quit. I'd like to see him face Khan.

I think that's what they're aiming for. If Cotto wins, however, they're gonna try and put him in a fight at the New Yankee Stadium.

I think Berto will try and tie up, a lot. Leave it to Mosley to bring the action.

Haye's probably the most exciting.

David Diaz sucked. Any of the other names at lightweight would've been better. And yes, Campbell was a better name. That's not even debatable. A win over Morales when Diaz beat him means nothing, and he didn't even beat Morales IMO. David Diaz was the worst possible titlist. Casamayor or Campbell would've been much better options. I agree with you on Casamayor. He would've been a much better opponent.

Interesting prediction. I'm having a hard time making a final decision, on this one. Cotto's a lot bigger than Pacquiao but, after his latest fights, Pacquiao's known for creating upsets. I had Pacquiao winning against Marquez, in the second fight, but that's just my opinion. One thing I did notice is that Marquez landed some goo left hooks in the fight and even wobbled Pacquiao. I don't know how he's gonna take Cotto's, if that happens. I guess it's one of those fights where I'm just gonna have to sit back and watch.