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Francisco Espinoza, co-manager of former three-time welterweight champion Antonio Margarito, breaks down the June 13 showdown between WBO welterweight champion Miguel Cotto and challenger Joshua Clottey. Margarito holds wins over both boxers. The Mexican fighter is trying to regain his license after having it revoked by the California State Athletic Commission after a plaster-like substance was found in his handwraps prior to the January bout with Shane Mosley. If and when Margarito returns, he would likely target the winner of Cotto-Clottey. Espinoza says that Margarito could be sitting ringside at New York's Madison Square Garden and watching the fight. [details]
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Margarito would have a lot of balls to show up at the Garden. -
If he does show up, my respect for him goes up again. That would be 2 fingers up
Hopkins level badass.
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This is ******, who cares what margarito's manager thinks? He gets it assed backwards anyway, Cotto got hit with everything Margarito thru and Clottey barely got hit at all because he has much better defense than Cotto.
Cotto looked like he got hit by a ****ing train after fighting Margarito whereas Clottey didn't have a scratch.
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Styles make fightsThis is ******, who cares what margarito's manager thinks? He gets it assed backwards anyway, Cotto got hit with everything Margarito thru and Clottey barely got hit at all because he has much better defense than Cotto.
Cotto looked like he got hit by a ****ing train after fighting Margarito whereas Clottey didn't have a scratch.
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That still doesn't change the fact that this is a crappy/flawed observation by someone who isn't an expert.Comment
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