Is Floyd Waiting For Cotto To Become Great?

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    #21
    Originally posted by vladimir303
    You fail to comprehend the meaning behind this thread. I suggest you reread the first paragraphs of the thread.
    Do you wanna see Cotto/Mayweather?

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    • Vladimir303
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      #22
      Originally posted by 2501 OnTheWrist
      Do you wanna see Cotto/Mayweather?
      Reread the main post of this thread and you will find your answer if you're bright enough.

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        #23
        Originally posted by vladimir303
        Reread the main post of this thread and you will find your answer if you're bright enough.
        do you want to see mayweather/cotto?

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        • Vladimir303
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          #24
          Originally posted by 2501 OnTheWrist
          do you want to see mayweather/cotto?
          Am I talkin' to a parrot?

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            #25
            Originally posted by Allucard
            And you think Floyd will fight at welterweight at 32 with success? If he's smart he will hang them before that.
            Why not? Roy Jones Jr was fighting at HW with success at 34. This extra time is helping Floyd grow into the division as it were. Obviously he's a lot bigger now than when he was fighting at 130.

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              #26
              Originally posted by vladimir303
              Am I talkin' to a parrot?
              He clearly swapped the names around, therefore not repeating what he said earlier.

              .....Just sayin'.

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                #27
                Originally posted by vladimir303
                Am I talkin' to a parrot?
                some people say cucumbers taste better pickled.

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                • Allucard
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                  #28
                  Originally posted by 2501 OnTheWrist
                  do you want to see mayweather/cotto?
                  Actually, no. Because it will happen too late if ever. Floyd is not your average boxer and he does praise his legacy (over money? - the big question mark here) and seems to takegood decisions in his career. If i know floyd he won't take this fight if he's older than 31. A good interesting fact to dig up is "how many welterweight champions retained their tittles when defending against solid young contenders and at what age?". I'm sure Floyd knows his statistics but so does Cotto's camp and that's why they are trying hard to get this fight.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by Allucard
                    Actually, no. Because it will happen too late if ever. Floyd is not your average boxer and he does praise his legacy (over money? - the big question mark here) and seems to takegood decisions in his career. If i know floyd he won't take this fight if he's older than 31. A good interesting fact to dig up is "how many welterweight champions retained their tittles when defending against solid young contenders and at what age?". I'm sure Floyd knows his statistics but so does Cotto's camp and that's why they are trying hard to get this fight.
                    do you want to see it now?

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by deevel79
                      Is that why he's facing a part-time fighter/promoter for the 2nd time in Sept? Yes Oscar WAS great in his day, but not today!
                      Meanwhle it gives Cotto time to do just what I said in my orignal post. Cotto is supposed to be younger up and coming more active fighter. He now has an extra year to clear out the division of the not-so-great fighters out there like Margarito/Cintron.

                      Will he do it? That's the question. If he does do it, then there is no question as to who Floyd should and must face after O$car.

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