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    Matthew R. Grizzle's avatar TOP 10 REASONS WHY COTTO BEATS PACQUIAO!


    29 June, 2009 by Matthew R. Grizzle


    Link: http://ringtalk.com/index.php?action...ents=1&id=2573


    Las Vegas, N- Over the past several months I have made two predictions regarding Manny Pacquiao (49-3-2, 37 KOs); one was that he would beat Oscar De La Hoya (39-6, 30 KOs) and the other was that he would take care of business with Ricky Hatton (45-2, 32 KOs). As Pacquiao looks toward his next bout in November against Miguel Cotto (34-1, 27 KOs), I will make another prediction; this one not in the favor of the beloved Pacman.

    FILIPINO’S LUCK & RUN COMING TO END

    Being a fan of both fighters isn’t an issue for me in making this pick. My feelings towards fighters rarely interfere with the objective nature of journalism. However, I will tell you this; Manny Pacquiao will lose to Miguel Cotto. This time, Manny and his team have simply bitten off more than they can chew. I am very, very happy to see Manny and his trainer Freddie Roach finally get their props, but I don’t think there is any game plan that they can come up with against Cotto that will have an end result in their favor.

    BE HONEST, OSCAR WAS MORE SHOT THAN TUPAC!

    When De La Hoya fought Steve Forbes (34-7, 10 KOs), I could tell he wasn’t who he once was, and when the Pac fight was signed I knew he wouldn’t be able to keep the little Filipino off of him. When Pac signed to face the overrated Ricky Hatton, I knew he would stop him as Hatton doesn’t even know how to spell defense, let alone show it in the ring. But with Cotto, it will be too much. Cotto isn’t just a big name, he isn’t just an icon in Puerto Rico, and he isn’t just a legitimate welterweight with legitimate boxing skills and solid power. He is however all of this and more, and on top of that, he won’t come charging in like a drunk Mancunian and at the set catch weight of 145 lbs, he won’t come in completely drained.

    IT’LL BE COTTO’S NOVEMBER TO REMEMBER

    Even if Cotto has lost a step since getting hit with bricks last year (Antonio Margarito), he still has more than enough left to take care of Pacquiao. He was able to deal with Shane Mosley’s (46-5, 39 KOs) blinding speed, and he will make the necessary adjustments to deal with Pac’s speed. If Cotto comes in injury free and doesn’t have difficulty making weight, this will be a vicious one sided affair in favor of the Puerto Rican. I love Manny Pacquiao not only for what he has done for the sport, but also for the generous, kind person that he is, but in this fight, I can’t see him having much of a shot.

    TEN REASONS COTTO WILL BEAT PACQUIAO

    10.) Speed- Even though this asset goes to Pacquiao, Cotto will know how use it in his benefit and counter; making it to his advantage; not the Pacman’s.

    9.) Power- Pacman has tons of pop, but Cotto still has the advantage here, especially given his size advantage and body attack.

    8.) Punch Selection- Cotto knows what to throw and when to throw it.

    7. ) Size- No explanation needed here, Cotto is much bigger!

    6.) Boxing Skills- As much as Manny has improved, he still isn’t as technically sound as the Puerto Rican.

    5.) Defense- Cotto has very good and probably under rated defense. He will be able to parry Pac’s straight left hand with ease.

    4.) Experience- Both men have significant ring experience, but I think Cotto’s will better suit him for this fight; mainly because of his fight against Shane Mosley.

    3.) Respect- Cotto will show respect for Manny’s power instead of simply running in like an amateur a la Hatton.

    2.) Will- Both men have great heart, grit and will, but Cotto has had to show it more often, and has no problem doing so.

    AND THE #1 REASON WHY COTTO WILL BEAT PAC

    1.) Ring IQ- Cotto simply understands the game slightly better; giving him the knowledge and know how to beat Pac.
    Last edited by Jay26; 06-29-2009, 11:03 AM.
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    Great ****ing analisys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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      i dont agree with this guy at all.....how do you give cotto the edge on experience?.....just based on mosely fight?...pac fought jmm2x,mab2x and em3x.....

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        This guy writes for someone? wtf he is an idiot

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          Originally posted by baracuda
          i dont agree with this guy at all.....how do you give cotto the edge on experience?.....just based on mosely fight?...pac fought jmm2x,mab2x and em3x.....
          Experience on the fighing styles they will face highspeed not overall experience!!!!!!!!

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            I think Cotto's going to win, but I don't agree with what a lot of this guy said. Ring IQ? Come on. Roach makes up for any disparity in ring IQ between the fighters. And if Cotto's ring IQ was so great he would make an adjustment to not eat uppercuts.

            Although I do agree that Pac has finally bit off more than he can chew.

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              the write is entitled to his own opinions but some points he made are arguable to the point of being 'are you nuts' questionable.

              speed - he says pac got this but just concludes that cotto will be more effective here. wth?

              boxing skills - i dont think cotto has the advantage here. diff styles. pac's selection of punches has improved tremendously over the past 2yrs. just coz pac's looks more wild because he's more aggressive skews one way of looking at his boxing skills.

              defense - while i agree that cotto has a good defense, it's still hard to go against facts that pac's straight left can almost always find its target even w/ the great techinician jmm.

              experience - i think pac got this. just compare their resume.

              will - are you nuts??? pac never quit, never even shown signs of quitting even when fighting w/ one eye against the great EM.

              ring IQ - pac's intelligence is underrated by many. improving his skills at a later part of his career AND applying them in actual fights just shows he's got the boxing IQ to boot.

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                Originally posted by Jay26

                29 June, 2009 by Matthew R. Grizzle


                Link: http://ringtalk.com/index.php?action...ents=1&id=2573


                Las Vegas, N- Over the past several months I have made two predictions regarding Manny Pacquiao (49-3-2, 37 KOs); one was that he would beat Oscar De La Hoya (39-6, 30 KOs) and the other was that he would take care of business with Ricky Hatton (45-2, 32 KOs). As Pacquiao looks toward his next bout in November against Miguel Cotto (34-1, 27 KOs), I will make another prediction; this one not in the favor of the beloved Pacman.

                FILIPINO’S LUCK & RUN COMING TO END

                Being a fan of both fighters isn’t an issue for me in making this pick. My feelings towards fighters rarely interfere with the objective nature of journalism. However, I will tell you this; Manny Pacquiao will lose to Miguel Cotto. This time, Manny and his team have simply bitten off more than they can chew. I am very, very happy to see Manny and his trainer Freddie Roach finally get their props, but I don’t think there is any game plan that they can come up with against Cotto that will have an end result in their favor.

                BE HONEST, OSCAR WAS MORE SHOT THAN TUPAC!

                When De La Hoya fought Steve Forbes (34-7, 10 KOs), I could tell he wasn’t who he once was, and when the Pac fight was signed I knew he wouldn’t be able to keep the little Filipino off of him. When Pac signed to face the overrated Ricky Hatton, I knew he would stop him as Hatton doesn’t even know how to spell defense, let alone show it in the ring. But with Cotto, it will be too much. Cotto isn’t just a big name, he isn’t just an icon in Puerto Rico, and he isn’t just a legitimate welterweight with legitimate boxing skills and solid power. He is however all of this and more, and on top of that, he won’t come charging in like a drunk Mancunian and at the set catch weight of 145 lbs, he won’t come in completely drained.

                IT’LL BE COTTO’S NOVEMBER TO REMEMBER

                Even if Cotto has lost a step since getting hit with bricks last year (Antonio Margarito), he still has more than enough left to take care of Pacquiao. He was able to deal with Shane Mosley’s (46-5, 39 KOs) blinding speed, and he will make the necessary adjustments to deal with Pac’s speed. If Cotto comes in injury free and doesn’t have difficulty making weight, this will be a vicious one sided affair in favor of the Puerto Rican. I love Manny Pacquiao not only for what he has done for the sport, but also for the generous, kind person that he is, but in this fight, I can’t see him having much of a shot.

                TEN REASONS COTTO WILL BEAT PACQUIAO

                10.) Speed- Even though this asset goes to Pacquiao, Cotto will know how use it in his benefit and counter; making it to his advantage; not the Pacman’s.

                9.) Power- Pacman has tons of pop, but Cotto still has the advantage here, especially given his size advantage and body attack.

                8.) Punch Selection- Cotto knows what to throw and when to throw it.

                7. ) Size- No explanation needed here, Cotto is much bigger!

                6.) Boxing Skills- As much as Manny has improved, he still isn’t as technically sound as the Puerto Rican.

                5.) Defense- Cotto has very good and probably under rated defense. He will be able to parry Pac’s straight left hand with ease.

                4.) Experience- Both men have significant ring experience, but I think Cotto’s will better suit him for this fight; mainly because of his fight against Shane Mosley.

                3.) Respect- Cotto will show respect for Manny’s power instead of simply running in like an amateur a la Hatton.

                2.) Will- Both men have great heart, grit and will, but Cotto has had to show it more often, and has no problem doing so.

                AND THE #1 REASON WHY COTTO WILL BEAT PAC

                1.) Ring IQ- Cotto simply understands the game slightly better; giving him the knowledge and know how to beat Pac.
                We are tired of the talking,just bring the fight

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                  Originally posted by Bogler
                  the write is entitled to his own opinions but some points he made are arguable to the point of being 'are you nuts' questionable.

                  speed - he says pac got this but just concludes that cotto will be more effective here. wth?

                  boxing skills - i dont think cotto has the advantage here. diff styles. pac's selection of punches has improved tremendously over the past 2yrs. just coz pac's looks more wild because he's more aggressive skews one way of looking at his boxing skills.

                  defense - while i agree that cotto has a good defense, it's still hard to go against facts that pac's straight left can almost always find its target even w/ the great techinician jmm.

                  experience - i think pac got this. just compare their resume.

                  will - are you nuts??? pac never quit, never even shown signs of quitting even when fighting w/ one eye against the great EM.

                  ring IQ - pac's intelligence is underrated by many. improving his skills at a later part of his career AND applying them in actual fights just shows he's got the boxing IQ to boot.

                  exactly.....now that's more like it.....

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                    Originally posted by Jay26

                    29 June, 2009 by Matthew R. Grizzle


                    Link: http://ringtalk.com/index.php?action...ents=1&id=2573


                    Las Vegas, N- Over the past several months I have made two predictions regarding Manny Pacquiao (49-3-2, 37 KOs); one was that he would beat Oscar De La Hoya (39-6, 30 KOs) and the other was that he would take care of business with Ricky Hatton (45-2, 32 KOs). As Pacquiao looks toward his next bout in November against Miguel Cotto (34-1, 27 KOs), I will make another prediction; this one not in the favor of the beloved Pacman.


                    FILIPINO’S LUCK & RUN COMING TO END

                    Being a fan of both fighters isn’t an issue for me in making this pick. My feelings towards fighters rarely interfere with the objective nature of journalism. However, I will tell you this; Manny Pacquiao will lose to Miguel Cotto. This time, Manny and his team have simply bitten off more than they can chew. I am very, very happy to see Manny and his trainer Freddie Roach finally get their props, but I don’t think there is any game plan that they can come up with against Cotto that will have an end result in their favor.

                    BE HONEST, OSCAR WAS MORE SHOT THAN TUPAC!

                    When De La Hoya fought Steve Forbes (34-7, 10 KOs), I could tell he wasn’t who he once was, and when the Pac fight was signed I knew he wouldn’t be able to keep the little Filipino off of him. When Pac signed to face the overrated Ricky Hatton, I knew he would stop him as Hatton doesn’t even know how to spell defense, let alone show it in the ring. But with Cotto, it will be too much. Cotto isn’t just a big name, he isn’t just an icon in Puerto Rico, and he isn’t just a legitimate welterweight with legitimate boxing skills and solid power. He is however all of this and more, and on top of that, he won’t come charging in like a drunk Mancunian and at the set catch weight of 145 lbs, he won’t come in completely drained.

                    IT’LL BE COTTO’S NOVEMBER TO REMEMBER

                    Even if Cotto has lost a step since getting hit with bricks last year (Antonio Margarito), he still has more than enough left to take care of Pacquiao. He was able to deal with Shane Mosley’s (46-5, 39 KOs) blinding speed, and he will make the necessary adjustments to deal with Pac’s speed. If Cotto comes in injury free and doesn’t have difficulty making weight, this will be a vicious one sided affair in favor of the Puerto Rican. I love Manny Pacquiao not only for what he has done for the sport, but also for the generous, kind person that he is, but in this fight, I can’t see him having much of a shot.

                    TEN REASONS COTTO WILL BEAT PACQUIAO

                    10.) Speed- Even though this asset goes to Pacquiao, Cotto will know how use it in his benefit and counter; making it to his advantage; not the Pacman’s.

                    9.) Power- Pacman has tons of pop, but Cotto still has the advantage here, especially given his size advantage and body attack.

                    8.) Punch Selection- Cotto knows what to throw and when to throw it.

                    7. ) Size- No explanation needed here, Cotto is much bigger!

                    6.) Boxing Skills- As much as Manny has improved, he still isn’t as technically sound as the Puerto Rican.

                    5.) Defense- Cotto has very good and probably under rated defense. He will be able to parry Pac’s straight left hand with ease.

                    4.) Experience- Both men have significant ring experience, but I think Cotto’s will better suit him for this fight; mainly because of his fight against Shane Mosley.

                    3.) Respect- Cotto will show respect for Manny’s power instead of simply running in like an amateur a la Hatton.

                    2.) Will- Both men have great heart, grit and will, but Cotto has had to show it more often, and has no problem doing so.

                    AND THE #1 REASON WHY COTTO WILL BEAT PAC

                    1.) Ring IQ- Cotto simply understands the game slightly better; giving him the knowledge and know how to beat Pac.
                    Wow this dude is an idiot, at least five of those resasons are advantages for Pacman.

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