Miguel Cotto:" If Margarito Returns I Wouldnt Have Any Problems Fighting Him Again"

[SlickRikki]

Spanish Video FastFoward to 2:10 and watch to the end

I translate a little bit(just the question)

Miguel Cotto talks about his upcoming fight with Clottey etc.Also what I found interesting was that the host ask's Miguel "If Margarito were to come back ,would they fight for the 2nd time",..... And Miguel answers "Yes with out a doubt I dont have any problems with giving him another fight/shot.We can fight in L.A or Msg it doesnt matter




FastFoward to 2:10

[street bully]

That's what I'm talking about. Cotto is a G and I would be supporting him in the rematch.

[incredible]

I think he should fight him a second time. Redemption if Margarito did cheat him in there first fight.

[Ravishing]

Pure class from Cotto once again

[Spacey1991]

Cotto wants revenge, and I give him all my support...

[MindBat]

He's also accepting donations of gauze hardener.

[Deja_Vous]

That's what I'm talking about. Cotto is a G and I would be supporting him in the rematch.

He'll get his ass kicked again,even worse.

Tony has that uppercut on his ass.Cotto cannot see that punch for ****..


He had a good run,being that he's so small and easy to hit.

[Iceta]

If Cotto did fight a rematch with Margarito I would definitely support Cotto. No question about it. The roles have been reversed about who I would root for in this one despite who I was pulling for in the first fight. I just had no idea that Margarito was a glove loading punk. I viewed him as a hard working blue collar fighter and I viewed Cotto as a groomed superstar who didn't have to put in the same work ethic that Margarito did and that's why I was happy at the time that Margarito won that fight. Now I view the victory as tainted, even though there is no clear-cut proof that Cotto got beat up with plaster of paris.

[SlickRikki]

Pure class from Cotto once again

Co-Sign....

[Espada]

Props for Cotto for wanting a rematch against Margarito unlike Mayweather who stays at 147 fighting smaller fighters moving up in weight