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  • Ch@mpBox@PR
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    #21
    Originally posted by MakeDamnSure
    Pac moved up 2 weight classes to get a belt at 122. He moved up in weight to beat a prime Barrera and fought Marquez at 126. He move up in weight to fight Morales, Barrera and Marquez at 130. He move up another weight to fight Diaz at 135. He moved up 2-3 weight classes to fight De La Hoya and Hatton at 140 and 147.

    All in all Pac moved up 10 divisions already from where he started professionally.

    You're jealous because all Cotto can do is move up 1 division and fight for vacant belts.
    And he outweighted everybody he fought at any weight except for Hatton and teh first Morales fight!!!!!!!!!

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      #22
      Originally posted by OnePunch
      sure. then they can fight for 1/2 of the welterweight title
      LMAO hahahahahaha
      Owned!!!!!!!!!!

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      • kadyo's
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        #23
        Originally posted by Ch@mpBox@PR
        Co sign, Entirely true



        he didnt called him out.

        he was ask if he would fight teh pacquiao-Hatton winner and he said yes, and then he follow, with I would rematch Mosely, fight berto or Rematch margarito, whatever My Company decides!!!
        well I based my statement on what I read. Even if I saw that fight live I never saw the interview and here is what I read.


        Cotto calls out Pacquiao, Hatton after stopping Jennings
        Feb 22, 2009
        NEW YORK (AFP) — Miguel Cotto served notice to Manny Pacquiao and Ricky Hatton that he will be waiting to see how their May 2 showdown in Las Vegas turns out with hopes of a welterweight slugfest against the winner.
        Puerto Rico's Cotto stopped Britain's Michael Jennings in the fifth round Saturday in his first fight since losing to Antonio Margarito. A planned rematch is off because of a one-year glove tampering ban on Margarito.
        That opens the door for Cotto to meet either Philippines star Pacquiao or England's Hatton, the division's top stars in the wake of Floyd Mayweather's retirement.
        "The winner of the Hatton-Pacquiao fight, if they want to fight me, I'm here," Cotto said after improving to 33-1 with 27 knockouts.
        Cotto, 28, was coming off an eight-month layoff, the longest of his career. He will now wait for promoter Bob Arum, also the promoter for Pacquiao, to see what is next.
        "I'm open to anything. We want to face the best fighters available and it's just a question of deciding who we're going to fight next," Cotto said.
        Jennings said he likes the idea of Cotto meeting his countryman Hatton.
        "It would be a good fight," Jennings said. "Different styles make for different fights and if Ricky wants some advice from me I would tell him.
        "But I wouldn't warn (Hatton) off him, no. At the end of the day, he's caught me with a good body shot, simple as that. I wasn't getting smashed."
        Whoever Cotto faces next will think twice about fighting him before his passionate crowd of supporters in New York's Madison Square Garden, where he is 5-0 with three knockouts.

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        • MakeDamnSure
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          #24
          Originally posted by Ch@mpBox@PR
          And he outweighted everybody he fought at any weight except for Hatton and teh first Morales fight!!!!!!!!!
          Is that a new rule in Boxing?

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            #25
            Originally posted by kadyo
            well I based my statement on what I read. Even if I saw that fight live I never saw the interview and here is what I read.


            Cotto calls out Pacquiao, Hatton after stopping Jennings
            Feb 22, 2009
            NEW YORK (AFP) — Miguel Cotto served notice to Manny Pacquiao and Ricky Hatton that he will be waiting to see how their May 2 showdown in Las Vegas turns out with hopes of a welterweight slugfest against the winner.
            Puerto Rico's Cotto stopped Britain's Michael Jennings in the fifth round Saturday in his first fight since losing to Antonio Margarito. A planned rematch is off because of a one-year glove tampering ban on Margarito.
            That opens the door for Cotto to meet either Philippines star Pacquiao or England's Hatton, the division's top stars in the wake of Floyd Mayweather's retirement.
            "The winner of the Hatton-Pacquiao fight, if they want to fight me, I'm here," Cotto said after improving to 33-1 with 27 knockouts.
            Cotto, 28, was coming off an eight-month layoff, the longest of his career. He will now wait for promoter Bob Arum, also the promoter for Pacquiao, to see what is next.
            "I'm open to anything. We want to face the best fighters available and it's just a question of deciding who we're going to fight next," Cotto said.
            Jennings said he likes the idea of Cotto meeting his countryman Hatton.
            "It would be a good fight," Jennings said. "Different styles make for different fights and if Ricky wants some advice from me I would tell him.
            "But I wouldn't warn (Hatton) off him, no. At the end of the day, he's caught me with a good body shot, simple as that. I wasn't getting smashed."
            Whoever Cotto faces next will think twice about fighting him before his passionate crowd of supporters in New York's Madison Square Garden, where he is 5-0 with three knockouts.
            Thats some bull, Watch teh fight and the post fight interview. Even the commentator todl Cotto that he didnt want him to say that he fight who his company says and ****.

            Pacquiao went to NY watch teh fight and the told Arum to make the fight!!
            Originally posted by MakeDamnSure
            Is that a new rule in Boxing?
            No is not a rule, just letting you know, that Pacquiao has outweighted everybody, so you guys cant be bitching about Cotto weight in more than him Fight night!!!!!!

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              #26
              Originally posted by Ch@mpBox@PR
              Thats some bull, Watch teh fight and the post fight interview. Even the commentator todl Cotto that he didnt want him to say that he fight who his company says and ****.

              Pacquiao went to NY watch teh fight and the told Arum to make the fight!!

              No is not a rule, just letting you know, that Pacquiao has outweighted everybody, so you guys cant be bitching about Cotto weight in more than him Fight night!!!!!!
              Cotto should fight at middleweight then?

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                #27
                Originally posted by Ch@mpBox@PR
                Thats some bull, Watch teh fight and the post fight interview. Even the commentator todl Cotto that he didnt want him to say that he fight who his company says and ****.

                Pacquiao went to NY watch teh fight and the told Arum to make the fight!!

                No is not a rule, just letting you know, that Pacquiao has outweighted everybody, so you guys cant be bitching about Cotto weight in more than him Fight night!!!!!!
                As i said earlier, I never saw the interview and I'm aware that pac was in the garden and told arum to make the fight.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Ch@mpBox@PR
                  Thats some bull, Watch teh fight and the post fight interview. Even the commentator todl Cotto that he didnt want him to say that he fight who his company says and ****.

                  Pacquiao went to NY watch teh fight and the told Arum to make the fight!!

                  No is not a rule, just letting you know, that Pacquiao has outweighted everybody, so you guys cant be bitching about Cotto weight in more than him Fight night!!!!!!
                  Yeah, Pac is the only fighter in boxing history to outweighted everybody.

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                  • brently1979
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                    #29
                    Originally posted by mangler
                    Since his team don't want him fightin WW's at full fledged 147, they should let it alone. They stuck on the $. Pac got good fighters to face at 140, just not marquee fighters.
                    I agree, if Pac wants 147 fighters he should fight them at 147 if not he should fight at 140.

                    They didn't seem to mind DLH fighting at 147 thou.

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