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IBF welterweight champion Kermit Cintron promises to avenge his crushing loss in 2005 to Antonio Margarito. That night, Margarito put him away in five-rounds. On April 12 at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, almost three-years later, Cintron will get the chance to reverse the only loss of his career. [details]
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I don't think it will be different he had a very hard time with Jesse Feliciano. -
regardless of the outcome, just dont start that crying **** again. i dont know who was worst, mccall or cintron.Comment
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As far as talent goes these two are close, maybe even an edge for Cintron. Psychologically, it's a whole different story. If Cintron wins he will have proven a lot. But if he loses there will be nowhere for him to go at welterweight anymore. That is a whole lot of pressure on someone who may not handle it very well. Margarito just likes to fight and has no reason not to be confident.Comment
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Nice too know there wont be excuses this time! Since he lost all he can do is come up to an excuse as to why! I still think its a ***** move backing out of the pw fight with a fake injury then agrees to a fight with marg two months later. Hopefully he doesnt cry this time around that **** was so ****en pathetic....man up!Comment
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Yer I lost alot of respect for Cintron after that prima dona reaction in the Feliciano fight, no to mention the performance of Cintron that night. Additionally I have got to give a big psychological edge to Marg, should be a good scrap wouldn't be suprise if it didnt go the full 12.Comment
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Margarito won't be any easier to hurt than he was the first time.
He was really never a good opponent for someone like Cintron.
This might just be completely ****ing ******.Comment
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It will be different, he will cry like a little boy this time instead of a little girl.Comment
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Noone thought Jesse would have a chance against you because you were overrated Cintron. However let's see how you fair against your conquerer.Comment
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