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Caguas - The world champion Welter of OMB, the Puerto Rican Miguel Cotto, 'threw' its strongest blows last night although it did not rise to the ring to fight, but it was to function as a promoter of the billboard in the stadium Boxeo Boricua Roger Mendoza. Cotto yesterday thundered against Mexican Antonio Margarito, the only perpetrator of the Puerto Rican until after that transcended the material he used in his illegal bandage prior to the fight against Sugar Shane Mosley on January 24, was white plaster construction. In an aside during the billboard, Cotto spoke with El Nuevo Día and asked for harsher punishment against Margarito, who was the night we discovered the advantage adulterated had to change and eventually fell by knockout in nine rounds before Mosley. "I understand they attacked not only my health ... God knows how many times they used it with Mosley, me and before me. Must caerle the full weight of the law, "said Cotto, who alluded to the case of Panama Lewis, also requesting Margarito is suspended for life. Last Post 28 March 2009 12:58 AM | Jean28 A Cotto will not remove any defeat. If you do this, we would have q Remove all the defeats that Margarito will win pq is not confirmed that you used against anything. View comments on this story Currently, the Mexican, who dethroned him and took the unbeaten Cotto to the July 26, 2008, serving a suspension for one year along with his trainer Javier Capetillo, after the California Athletic Commission found that, indeed, the fighter tried illegal use of a bandage for his fight with Mosley, who was found in a hard material. The nature of this material was not revealed because he was sent to a laboratory in the Department of Justice. Yesterday, the website of the newspaper Los Angeles Times reported that it had access to a document of the laboratory where it was revealed that the material found was a mixture of calcium and sulfur, two of the main elements in the composition of stucco plaster or white plaster that is used in construction. This substance is the same as that used in the panels' gypsum board. "I have received punishment in a number of fights in my career, and had never gone so inflamed as I left the fight with Margarito. In the heat of battle shock felt normal, but my face did not say the same thing. And I was some weeks or week and half his face swollen, "the monarch of the OMB now in the same division of 147 pounds. Cotto responded with a long "noooooo" when asked if he believes that one year of suspension, as presently Margarito, then it is sufficient to know the material you intended to use against Mosley. "As I said, the case of Panama Lewis was exactly the same, and he was suspended for life." Cotto is aware that he has no concrete evidence to say that he cheated him Margarito last July when the Puerto Rican gave and lost his scepter of AMB, but not ruled out taking any action against the Mexican legal but perhaps not at the level of body that endorsed the boxing fight. "I could not tell, nor do we have gathered to see if we are to engage in some sort of action. But things that are spoken in the course of next week. " "I understand that from now on, all the victories and all the good he did in his career is tarnished. What I regret is that we always climb into the ring confident that we are equal to the contrary, but this did not happen, "said assuming that Margarito could have used the same illegal material against him. "We are all aware of what we put in hand and we have to watch if the dressing is well and if it is adjusted or not," he stressed to take away weight to allegations that perhaps Margarito did not know what his trainer Javier Capetillo used. > cambiar

The foreign substance used by the former Mexican champion Antonio Margarito in his dressing for fight against Shane Mosley in January, was white plaster building as revealed yesterday by The Los Angeles Times newspaper. The career of former world monarch Welter weight began to falter from the same night he was discovered in the dressing room with a bandage illegal, after which he ordered his trainer Javier Capetillo to re-sell it. Margarito eventually fell by the same evening knockout in the ninth before Mosley assault. Days later suffered another knockout outside the ring when the California Athletic Commission suspended him for one year with his coach at corroborated in a hearing before this body that the substance had a bandage to harden. The nature of the substance was never revealed because the material was being assessed in the laboratory of the Department of Justice. According to the Internet portal specializing in boxing BoxingScene, The Los Angeles Times had access to documents from the Justice Department related to the investigation of this case, which reveals that the Mexican dressing containing calcium and sulfur, two primary substance known as gypsum or plaster of white stucco, which is used in construction. This cast is the same as that used for the manufacture of the known gypsum panels (gypsum board). The three times former world champion, who supposedly had planned to fight a rematch against Puerto Rican Miguel Cotto on June 13, who dethroned precisely in July 2008 before exposing the scepter before Mosley, appealed the suspension but still unknown result of its management. Even mentioned that a possible revocation of the punishment might be qualified to make the rematch with Cotto, but the promoter of both the company Top Rank, Bob Arum denied that when he spoke last month with The New Day, saying it would not have time to promote the good fight. The statements were based on Arum perhaps the afternoon. "What is happening is that his lawyer was in court in California, seeking to revoke the punishment of the Commission, but it will take time, and I do not want to prolong the plans of Miguel. If counsel is successful and wins Miguel (June), in October or November would fight Margarito, "Arum said a month ago to this day. Los Angeles Times reported that a Justice Department criminal inspected the bandages, and in that last week's report, dated March 19, the official explained that the sulfur and calcium, when mixed with oxygen, forming gypsum .

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"It's Cotto!" - Making a Wrestlemania Moment By Cliff Rold Love it or hate, there’s no denying that the spectacle of professional wrestling has long had its place in popular culture. Over the last 20-plus years, the WWE’s Wrestlemania has been the center of that universe. Boxing was there at its inaugural outing, with Muhammad Ali serving as an ‘enforcer’ referee for the ‘titanic’ tag match pitting the team of Rowdy Roddy Piper and Mr. Wonderful Paul Orndorff against the combined force that was Hulk Hogan and Mr. T. And, yeah, I’m one of the ones who always loved wrestling. Feel free to pity the fool. It should come as no surprise then that I have no problem with World Welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather’s planned participation in the genre. Good for him; given the opportunity, making reportedly excellent money to do something that looks purely like fun isn’t a bad thing. That doesn’t mean boxing fans have to follow the script; in fact, if they take a cue from the behavior of wrestling fans, and send the right cues to incite them as well, boxing fans could make Mayweather’s “Wrestlemania” moment less than the fun he’d hoped. Imagine the scene. Orlando, Florida… The 70,000 seat Citrus Bowl… Mayweather “versus” Paul Wight (The Big Show)… And a giant chant breaks out in the crowd to screw the whole scene up. It’s a simple chant too. “We Want Cotto” (clap-clap-clapclapclap) Loyal readers know that last week I proposed, in anticipation of Oscar De La Hoya-Stevie Forbes, a similar idea. Don’t worry loyal readers; you need not choose between “Go Stevie Go” and “We Want Cotto.” They’re the same really, meaning the same thing as pertains to the September potential for Mayweather Beats De La Hoya II. Is such a chant possible? It wouldn’t take much. Wrestling fans like to chant stuff. Having attended an event or two (including the original showdown between Mike Tyson and Stone Cold Steve Austin…Oh Hell Yeah!), I’ve seen chants that most in an audience couldn’t possibly understand spread like contagion. Wrestling crowds are an interactive bunch and no one likes to be left out. This Wrestlemania crowd is unique in its location, a real benefit for this call to arms. Florida has a large Latino population; boxing fans amongst Cubans and Cotto’s countryman from Puerto Rico abound, and certainly they’ll have their share of Wrestlemania tickets. They’ll be joined by enough individuals who know boxing to make this work. Everyone, even the bulk, of the anticipated Citrus Bowl crowd likely doesn’t know who Cotto is but it’s not a stretch to imagine that they could catch the fever. If “We Want Cotto” busts loose, by the end of the night you’ll have non-boxing fans watching at home on pay-per-view, and people in the crowd, wanting to know what “We Want Cotto” means. That’s a good thing for boxing. Like I wrote last week, chants alone won’t speed up the road to the most meaningful, and possibly best, current fight in the Welterweight division, Mayweather-Cotto. And be certain, this is about generating momentum for what could be a truly great, pick’em fight. Boxing’s hardcore base bears some responsibility in generating buzz for such a fight. Typically, they do a great job. This is a chance for the boxing fans in the Wrestlemania crowd to make a big, flashy, public impact on that front. We all live in the real world and common sense says there’s no way around Mayweather’s fall plans. However, if boxing fans want to see Mayweather-Cotto sooner rather than later after September’s checks are cashed, building a buzz outside their ranks never hurts. Hey Citrus Bowl, whatcha’ gonna’ do if “We Want Cotto” runs wild on you? I’d love to find out.

I READ IN A NEWSPAPER THAT The BETS BETWEEN TITO And JONES ARE 5 1

Cintron Win By Ko?

Just I Want To Know If Cotto Fight Williams Who Wins

i Am Going To Be The First I Bet 5,000 Mayorga Over Vargas

The Y! Sports Top 10 boxing poll The Y! Sports Top 10 boxing poll By Kevin Iole, Yahoo! Sports November 14, 2007 The voters in the monthly Yahoo! Sports Top 10 rankings are making it clear to fighters, promoters and managers that they expect to see the best fighters face each other. Miguel Cotto moved two slots in the poll, bypassing Bernard Hopkins and Juan Manuel Marquez, after his impressive victory over Shane Mosley in their bout for the WBA welterweight title on Nov. 10 at Madison Square Garden in New York. And WBA-WBO-IBF lightweight champion Juan Diaz entered the poll in a tie for 10th after his impressive stoppage of Julio Diaz on Oct. 13 in suburban Chicago. The message is clear: Win big and you'll be rewarded. Joe Calzaghe, who scored a unanimous decision over Mikkel Kessler in a super middleweight unification title bout on Nov. 3 in Cardiff, Wales, also benefited. He remained No. 3, but closed the gap on both No. 1 Floyd Mayweather Jr. and No. 2 Manny Pacquaio. A new voter to the poll this month is Brian Doogan, the veteran boxing columnist for The Sunday Times in London and the European correspondent for The Ring magazine. Below are the results of the fourth monthly Yahoo! Sports Top 10 poll: 1. Floyd Mayweather Jr. Points: 157 (13 of 16 first-place votes) Record: 38-0, 24 KOs Title: WBC welterweight champion Last outing: Won split decision over Oscar De La Hoya on May 5 to win WBC super welterweight title. October poll: 1 Up next: Faces No. 8 Ricky Hatton on Dec. 8 in Las Vegas. Analysis: A runaway No. 1 in each of the poll's four appearances. 2. Manny Pacquiao Points: 136 (2 of 16 first-place votes) Record: 45-3-2, 35 KOs Title: Ranked No. 1 in the WBC, WBA, WBO and No. 3 in the IBF Last outing: Won unanimous decision over Marco Antonio Barrera on Oct. 6 in Las Vegas. October poll: 2 Up next: Undecided, but likely to face either No. 6 Juan Manuel Marquez for WBC super featherweight title or David Diaz for WBC lightweight title. Analysis: Perhaps the most exciting fighter in the top 10. 3. Joe Calzaghe Points: 122 (1 of 16 first-place votes) Record: 44-0, 32 KOs Title: WBA-WBC-WBO super middleweight champion Last outing: Won unanimous decision over Mikkel Kessler on Nov. 3 to retain WBO belt and win WBA-WBC belts. October poll: 3 Up next: Eyeing a 2008 fight against No. 5 Bernard Hopkins. Analysis: Super Joe made big impression with his win over Kessler. 4. Miguel Cotto Points: 98 Record: 31-0, 25 KOs Title: WBA welterweight champion Last outing: Won unanimous decision over Shane Mosley on Nov. 10 to retain WBA welterweight title. October poll: 6 Up next: Undecided Analysis: A big-money fight against either No. 1 Floyd Mayweather Jr. or Oscar De La Hoya could be in the offing for 2008. 5. Bernard Hopkins Points: 84 Record: 48-4-1, 32 KOs Last outing: Won unanimous decision over No. 10 Winky Wright on July 21. October poll: 4 Up next: Likely to face No. 3 Joe Calzaghe in early 2008 Analysis: Hopkins has expressed interest in a Calzaghe fight, so it's likely to occur. 6. Juan Manuel Marquez Points: 82 Record: 48-3-1, 35 KOs Title: WBC super featherweight champion Last outing: Retained title with unanimous decision of Rocky Juarez on Nov. 3. October poll: 5 Up next: Hoping for rematch with No. 2 Manny Pacquiao in 2008. Analysis: Badly needs a career-defining fight, such as one with Pacquiao. 7. Israel Vazquez Points: 43 Record: 42-4, 31 KOs Title: WBC super bantamweight champion Last outing: Regained title by stopping Rafael Marquez in sixth round of potential Fight of the Year bout on Aug. 5. October poll: 8 Up next: March 1 vs. Rafael Marquez. Analysis: Traded places in poll with No. 8 Ricky Hatton. 8. Ricky Hatton Points: 33 Record: 43-0, 31 KOs Title: IBO super lightweight champion Last outing: Stopped Jose Luis Castillo in four rounds on June 23. October poll: 7 Up next: Faces No. 1 Floyd Mayweather Jr. on Dec. 8 in Las Vegas. Analysis: Will move way up should he upset Mayweather. 9. Kelly Pavlik Points: 25 Record: 32-0, 29 KOs Title: WBC-WBO middleweight champion Last outing: Won middleweight title by knocking out Jermain Taylor in seventh round on Sept. 29. October poll: T9 Up next: Rematch vs. Taylor at catch weight of 166 (titles not at stake) on Feb. 16 in Las Vegas. Analysis: A series of big-money fights looms in 2008 10. (tie) Winky Wright Points: 19 Record: 51-4-1, 25 KOs Title: Ranked No. 5 at middleweight by WBC and WBO Last outing: Lost unanimous decision to No. 5 Bernard Hopkins on July 21 in Las Vegas. October poll: T9 Up next: Nothing scheduled Analysis: Things don't look good for a significant fight for Wright. 10. (tie) Juan Diaz Points: 19 Record: 33-0, 17 KOs Title: WBA-WBO-IBF lightweight champion Last outing: Retained WBA-WBO belts and won IBF belt with a ninth-round TKO of Julio Diaz on Oct. 13 in Hoffman Estates, Ill. October poll: Unranked Up next: Nothing scheduled Analysis: Wins over Acelino Freitas and Julio Diaz are making believers of many. Others receiving votes: Rafael Marquez, 12; Paul Williams, 10; Wladimir Klitschko, 9; Chad Dawson, 7; Ivan Calderon, 7; Shane Mosley, 3; Mikkel Kessler, 2; Jermain Taylor, 2; Marco Antonio Barrera, 1; David Haye, 1. Kevin Iole covers boxing and mixed martial arts for Yahoo! Sports. Send Kevin a question or comment for potential use in a future column or webcast.

Ricky Hatton says Floyd Mayweather Jr will have to 'kill him' to maintain his standing as the world's best pound-for-pound fighter. The Hitman will put his perfect 43-0 record on the line against the man who has reigned supreme in five weight categories. Mayweather defeated Oscar de la Hoya last time out at light middleweight, but is returning to welterweight to put his WBC title on the line against Hatton. But as 29-year-old Hatton nears the event in Las Vegas on December 8 he insists there is much more than a single belt at stake. Incentive He told Sky Sports News: "I don't see a man that I want to beat more than any other, all I can see when I look across at Floyd Mayweather is that number one pound-for-pound fighter on the planet title that he holds. "All I see is that title that I'm going to rip from him. I've never been more certain. "He'll have to kill me and stop me breathing to stop me beating him." Proof Despite struggling in his only previous step up to welterweight against Luis Collazo, Hatton is adamant he will backup his bullish predictions. "My sparring partners have been absolutely sensational so things couldn't be better," he added. "My timing is perfect at the minute. "It's the biggest fight of my life and I'm in the best shape that I could possibly be. "I'm ahead of schedule. Really I've just got to be careful I don't overcook it now."

5,000 mayorga over vargas by ko

10,000 tito over jones

mayorga vs vargas who wins?

I was watching Republica Deportiva on Univision a Spanish Version of ESPN. They interviewed Mosley, Cotto and DLH. They asked DLH, the fight was pretty close, how did you see it? DLH stated that he was extremely impressed by both fighters that the fans won. He stated that Cotto won a decision and he was ok with that. That Shane told him that he lost but wouldnt mind another crack at it but that he lost. DLH stated that he respected Shane so much for that because now and days so many fighters putting up excuses and maybe they could do a rematch. On Republica Deportiva they also had TITO and ROY JONES JR. as guest... ROY said he will KO Tito in 4 rounds and TITO said thats impossible because the fight will not go past 2 rounds.. it was pretty cool and I am honestly Shocked that Roy Jones is actually showing up for promotions... the fight will be called TITANS ______________ Tali4jc777 ___ Su Venida sera, Como Ladron en la Noche? Estas preparado?

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Evangelista Cotto should be named Trainer of the Year, and his camp/Team; Camp of the year. They always have their guy, our guy, Champion of the world Miguel Cotto, ready. They prepare correctly, make adjustments when needed, and are the ultimate team. Cotto and his camp have taken 2007 and shinned. Miguel is heading to HOF status, and I think it time everyone stop saying he is the heir apparent to Tito Trinidad. Miguel Cotto is one of the best fighters EVER to come out of the tiny, GREAT Island called PUERTO RICO. Miguel Cotto is a SUPER STAR & KING OF THE RING!, MOVE OVER FLOYD YOU LOST YOUR REIGN A YEAR AGO!

Arriba, Miguel Cotto (derecha), saludando a Antonio Margarito, dijo que no está muy interesado en enfrentarse a éste pues no lo considera una pelea grande. archivo Por Jorge L. Pérez / end.jperez@elnuevodia.com El nombre de Antonio Margarito está floreciendo con más empuje que nunca como posible retador futuro de Miguel Cotto, aunque no parece contar con la simpatía del campeón boricua ni de su grupo de trabajo. Ayer, por ejemplo, en una entrevista con una página de internet (‘**********.net’), el promotor Bob Arum, de la empresa Top rank, dejó entrever que no considera probable que Oscar de la Hoya ni Floyd Mayweather, Jr. estén dispuestos a medirse con el boricua el próximo año y expresó: “Lo más probable es que, si Mayweather no está disponible, primero pongamos a Cotto por HBO contra algún buen retador y que la próxima pelea grande de Cotto sea en junio contra Antonio Margarito”. “Sería en el Madison Square Garden, coincidiendo con la celebración del Desfile Puertorriqueño”, agregó. EN LA ISLA Últimas tres peleas que ha celebrado Miguel Cotto en Puerto Rico: 26 de febrero de 2005 DeMarcus Corley 4 de marzo de 2006 Gianluca Branco 3 de marzo de 2007 Oktay Urkal Último comentario 13 noviembre 2007 02:33PM| Sports Bible Margarito es un hombre fuerte y no le ofrece el dinero que Cotto esta buscando.Seria una pelea que acabaria por KO para cualquiera de los dos.Entiendo que cualquiera que se enfrente a Margarito estaria arriesgando mucho.Perdio con Williams pero no tuvo mayores danos en esa pelea,todavia conserva su buena pegada y sobre todo la experiencia.Deberian ir forzando una pelea con una chata en lo que Mayweather se decide... ver comentarios de esta noticia Arum también dirige promocionalmente a Margarito, quien noqueó en un asalto a Golden Johnson en el cartel sabatino en el que Cotto retuvo su cetro welter de la AMB al superar por decisión a Shane Mosley. Margarito es un ex campeón welter de la OMB que rechazó un arreglo para enfrentarse a Cotto en un choque unificatorio en junio pasado, siendo sustituido por Zab Judah. Después, Margarito, de 29 años y con marca de 35-5 y 25 nocauts, perdió el cetro en septiembre al caer por decisión ante Paul Williams. “Hay que ver”, dijo ayer Evangelista Cotto, tío, entrenador y manejador de Miguel. “No me inclino mucho por esa idea”. “Margarito perdió el título con Paul Williams y, si lo que estamos buscando ahora son peleas grandes, no creemos que esa sea una pelea grande”. El propio Miguel dijo algo parecido en la conferencia de prensa post-pelea. Una posibilidad sería que pueda celebrarse aquí la pelea con Margarito, quien en dos ocasiones retó en la Isla a Daniel Santos. Evangelista concedió que, de acuerdo al arreglo que tienen con Top Rank, a Miguel se le garantiza hacer una defensa al año en la Isla y que su próxima pelea debería, según ese acuerdo, ser aquí. “Es un acuerdo verbal que tenemos con Top Rank”, dijo Evangelista, “no algo escrito. Pero hasta ahora ellos siempre han cumplido con nosotros”. Sin embargo, admitió, “si viene una pelea grande, es probable que no pueda ser aquí”. descansa el campeón Miguel se dedicó ayer exclusivamente a descansar, explicó su tío. “Después de una semanita o algo así, lo llevaremos a que le hagan todas las pruebas médicas de rigor, como hacemos después de cada pelea”, dijo, explicando que el peleador no pareció sufrir daños físicos mayores en su reñido encuentro con Mosley, salvo la herida encima del ojo izquierdo. “Hubo que cogerle ocho puntos allí mismo, porque era una herida bastante larguita”, dijo el entrenador. “Gracias a Dios que fue en el último asalto”.

Oscar de la Hoya tiene dos opiniones diferentes acerca de Miguel Cotto: una como promotor de boxeo y presidente de la compañía Golden Boy Promotions, que copromocionó la cartelera del sábado en el Madison Square Garden, y otra como potencial rival del invicto campeón boricua. En un simpático artículo publicado ayer por Newsday (Nueva York), Wallace Matthews explota al máximo esta aparente esquizofrenia boxística. Por un lado, según Matthews, quien habló con De la Hoya tanto inmediatamente después de la pelea de Cotto-Mosley y luego otra vez el domingo, el Golden Boy pareció tener dudas acerca de la popularidad y arrastre económico del boricua. 8 de diciembre Fecha en que se medirán Ricky Hatton y Floyd Mayweather, Jr. en Las Vegas Relacionadas * Pulso “No sé cuán popular puede volverse Cotto”, dijo De la hoya, según se le cita en el artículo. “No sé si puede sobrepasar la popularidad de un Trinidad. Hasta ahora no lo ha hecho... no me lo parece. Todo depende de quién sea el oponente”. Entonces, De la Hoya pareció descartar la posibilidad de que Cotto sea su rival para su anunciado regreso al ring el 3 de mayo, posiblemente en el Dodger Stadium de Los Ángeles. “Estoy seguro de que sería una buena pelea”, dijo, “pero Cotto no está en mis planes”. Sin embargo, el De la Hoya-boxeador pareció estar tomando apuntes ya para un posible enfrentamiento con Cotto. “Vi mucha vulnerabilidad en Cotto las otras noches, muchas cosas de las que yo podría aprovecharme”, dijo. “Incluso más de lo usual. Vi un montón de cosas que yo hubiera hecho diferente que Shane”. “Me di cuenta que a Cotto no le gusta que lo presionen”, dijo. “Cuando Shane lo presionó, él dio marcha atrás. Y cuando Shane le bailó en la punta de los pies y utilizó su jab, Cotto se quedó completamente trancado”. De la Hoya no ocultó que su primera opción sería una pelea con el británico Ricky Hatton, quien, para obtener el privilegio de ganarse millones y millones de dólares por combatir con él, primeramente tendría que vencer a Floyd Mayweather, Jr. el 8 de diciembre, en una pelea promovida por su compañía.

i Dont Think So