Why knock Mayweather 4 fighting DLH when Cotto is fighting Gomez??

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  • Antwuan Maxx
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    #51
    Originally posted by Bad Intentions
    i dont understand this, true Mayweather should not fight DLH but come on, it seems to be ok that Cotto is fighting fight that means nothing to win. who is Gomez? why does he get a shot, now people are gonna be hyping cotto more, "did u see how he destroyed gomez...." come on . Mayweather has so many Haters its ridiculous. I would rather see Cotto fight Berto than Gomez. Now cotto has 2 wins against past prime fighters and a Contender contestant with like 4 loses.
    The difference between Cotto-Gomez and De La Hoya-Mayweather II is simple. One is nothing more than a tune up fight, being a prelude to a unification match. The other is a meaningless fight that will be hyped to no end as a "Major fight." If you can't see the difference between the two, then there's really no discussing this any further.

    But it's funny you dismiss Cotto's wins over Judah and Mosley as wins over fighters past their primes. Yet, only a year prior Judah arguably won 3 of the first 4 rounds against Mayweather, unofficially dropped him in the second, rocked him in the 4th, and picked up round 12. While Shane Mosley was coming off wins against Estrada, Cruz, Vargas (2x), and Collazo compared to Oscar's KO of Mayorga. De La Hoya had fought 6 rounds in nearly 3 years and was one fight removed from being KO'd. How easily they forget.

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    • beauty
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      #52
      Originally posted by SkilledBoxer
      What everybody needs to do is shut the hell up. Ya'll talk like you heard telephone conversations between the two camps. You guys don't know whats going on behind closed doors so why make **** up?


      Indeed, indeed!!!!

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        #53
        Originally posted by Antwuan Maxx
        The difference between Cotto-Gomez and De La Hoya-Mayweather II is simple. One is nothing more than a tune up fight, being a prelude to a unification match. The other is a meaningless fight that will be hyped to no end as a "Major fight." If you can't see the difference between the two, then there's really no discussing this any further.

        But it's funny you dismiss Cotto's wins over Judah and Mosley as wins over fighters past their primes. Yet, only a year prior Judah arguably won 3 of the first 4 rounds against Mayweather, unofficially dropped him in the second, rocked him in the 4th, and picked up round 12. While Shane Mosley was coming off wins against Estrada, Cruz, Vargas (2x), and Collazo compared to Oscar's KO of Mayorga. De La Hoya had fought 6 rounds in nearly 3 years and was one fight removed from being KO'd. How easily they forget.
        daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayum, homay put em down. anyway, i LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE how Shane Mosley is considered "past his prime" when he won his last 4 prior to fight Cotto yet, Oscar De La Hoya wasnt past his prime even though he had lost 2 of his last 4! one by KO and one to SHANE MOSLEY!! HE LOST 2 FIGHTS TO SHANE MOSLEY! WTF? can the bull**** smell any more worse?

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        • KingTito
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          #54
          in all honesty, u can't get pissed at cotto for fighting gomez.. cotto doesn't pick his opponents, he's really not a businessman, he just fights whoever they tell him to.. mayweather can fight who he wants, and if mayweather would've chosen to fight cotto, then i imagine they would've fought.. mayweather wanted another big payday, u can't really blame him though, it's a dangerous sport, and they all wanna make a lot of money

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          • deevel79
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            #55
            Originally posted by Antwuan Maxx
            The difference between Cotto-Gomez and De La Hoya-Mayweather II is simple. One is nothing more than a tune up fight, being a prelude to a unification match. The other is a meaningless fight that will be hyped to no end as a "Major fight." If you can't see the difference between the two, then there's really no discussing this any further.

            But it's funny you dismiss Cotto's wins over Judah and Mosley as wins over fighters past their primes. Yet, only a year prior Judah arguably won 3 of the first 4 rounds against Mayweather, unofficially dropped him in the second, rocked him in the 4th, and picked up round 12. While Shane Mosley was coming off wins against Estrada, Cruz, Vargas (2x), and Collazo compared to Oscar's KO of Mayorga. De La Hoya had fought 6 rounds in nearly 3 years and was one fight removed from being KO'd. How easily they forget.
            Floydboyz just got

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            • niceguy45
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              #56
              mayweather is all about him knowing he can win,
              he probably just fight rematches until he really retires,
              judah,hatton,baldomir and maybe mosley for his last fight

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              • Antwuan Maxx
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                #57
                Originally posted by 2501 OnTheWrist
                daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayum, homay put em down. anyway, i LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE how Shane Mosley is considered "past his prime" when he won his last 4 prior to fight Cotto yet, Oscar De La Hoya wasnt past his prime even though he had lost 2 of his last 4! one by KO and one to SHANE MOSLEY!! HE LOST 2 FIGHTS TO SHANE MOSLEY! WTF? can the bull**** smell any more worse?
                Don't forget about Felix Sturm. No way in hell Oscar deserved more than a draw in that fight.

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                  #58
                  Originally posted by Antwuan Maxx
                  Don't forget about Felix Sturm. No way in hell Oscar deserved more than a draw in that fight.
                  the normal rebuttal to all of this by the Floyd stans is bringing up all his PAST achievements as if the same Oscar who achieved all of that is the same one that stepped into the ring with Mayweather.

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