Antonio Margarito's Comeback Plan is to Fight Retreads?
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Well the same thing could be said of many fighters, especially Floyd, who bid his time vs guys not on his level until get got ahold of De La Hoya. If Margarito fights Golden Johnsons and Castillos only to get ahold of Cotto or Williams again, then all this talk on your part is for naught really. So we'll see.
Clottey is being offered for Cotto by Arum, so why would he take Margarito now? He would not. He obviously will take the bigger fight in Cotto.
Collazo has not done squat lately, and looked pretty bad vs Mosley who just lost convincingly to Cotto. Collazo is a high-risk low-reward fight...a frustrating southpaw. You are asking a lot of Margarito in this case and offering little.
I love Ouma, but he just lost to an utterly unknown fighter. His career may be over. He may be going downhill quickly. I love Ouma and would love to see him beat Margarito, but credibility in that fight is wanting as well.
Ouma's career isn't over, that is if he can stop with the late nights and the drugs and the general bad decision-making that has plagued him in recent years. Ouma's concentration and focus are almost beyond repair at this point, but he has so much left in the tank physically. It's a shame that he's throwing it all down the toilet like he is.Comment
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Put this notion on hold for two weeks, and then we can talk about the prospect of an upcoming Cotto fight.
Remember Pacquiao said he was fighting David Diaz, and he didn't need Marquez, but he ended up doing it anyway. For all we know, he might just be saying that about Cotto to try to get a bigger split, who knows? I certainly don't, and neither do you.
Anyways, you can't knock Floyd for the size of his fighter, because 1. He doesn't boil down, and 2. He just fought a JMW.Comment
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