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The mills are going hot and heavy like a churning urn of burning funk and I feel it’s my duty to report what is being whispered and shouted:
Embattled Antonio Margarito trainer Javier Capetillo denies wrapping plaster of Paris around the cement brick which Evangelista hurled through the window of Miguel’s 2009 Jaguard.
Futher, through his abogado, that Little Old Handwrapper from Tijuana Capetillo denies even being in PR when the fight erupted at first outside the Cotto gym and later outside the boxer’s home.
Capetillo is also willing to take a lie detector test to prove that he and his plaster of Paris were nowhere near Margocheato’s LA dressing room Jan. 24 before the loss to Shane Mosley.
Embattled Cotto promoter Bob Arum, who knows Miguel is walking to his own self-directed promotional firm when their contract expires at the end of this year, said, “I told you guys that all Puerto Ricans carry cement bricks around.”
Don Jose Sulaiman, another Margocheato defender, is claiming that laboratory tests on the cement brick will prove it was not made by worldwide but Mexico-based cement giant, Cemex, thus proving again the innocence of Margocheato.
Javier Capetillo, through his lawyers, asks if Miguel Cotto might be looking for a new trainer who does not punch him in the face or vandalize his expensive cars.
PR boxing historian Mario Rivera Martino is calling the continung Cotto vs. Cotto fights “the best ones we’ve had here since Arguello-Escalera.”
For his part, Miguel Cotto say he can forgive and forget if his uncle pays for the window in the Jag and if they can fight one more round but only with unloaded boxing gloves. "If can make him quit, make him say uncle, I will be satisfied."
Martino said, "The Cottos are starting to make the Benitez Family looks like Beaver Cleaver's happy family."
Embattled Antonio Margarito trainer Javier Capetillo denies wrapping plaster of Paris around the cement brick which Evangelista hurled through the window of Miguel’s 2009 Jaguard.
Futher, through his abogado, that Little Old Handwrapper from Tijuana Capetillo denies even being in PR when the fight erupted at first outside the Cotto gym and later outside the boxer’s home.
Capetillo is also willing to take a lie detector test to prove that he and his plaster of Paris were nowhere near Margocheato’s LA dressing room Jan. 24 before the loss to Shane Mosley.
Embattled Cotto promoter Bob Arum, who knows Miguel is walking to his own self-directed promotional firm when their contract expires at the end of this year, said, “I told you guys that all Puerto Ricans carry cement bricks around.”
Don Jose Sulaiman, another Margocheato defender, is claiming that laboratory tests on the cement brick will prove it was not made by worldwide but Mexico-based cement giant, Cemex, thus proving again the innocence of Margocheato.
Javier Capetillo, through his lawyers, asks if Miguel Cotto might be looking for a new trainer who does not punch him in the face or vandalize his expensive cars.
PR boxing historian Mario Rivera Martino is calling the continung Cotto vs. Cotto fights “the best ones we’ve had here since Arguello-Escalera.”
For his part, Miguel Cotto say he can forgive and forget if his uncle pays for the window in the Jag and if they can fight one more round but only with unloaded boxing gloves. "If can make him quit, make him say uncle, I will be satisfied."
Martino said, "The Cottos are starting to make the Benitez Family looks like Beaver Cleaver's happy family."