Originally posted by prsi
View Post
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
Cotto Does Not Agree With The WBO's Weight Stance
Collapse
-
Originally posted by Kevin Jesus View PostFrom 141-147, is Welterweight unless it is being scheduled as a catchweight bout.
The WBO rules clearly state that there is no lower limit, only an upper limit of 147lb. If you don't believe me, see here.
Comment
-
Originally posted by coufsax View PostClottey was a champion and a much better fighter than DLH, Hatton, Diaz,JMM
Comment
-
Originally posted by dondi330 View PostWhy would you create special rules for Pac?
They both signed a contract to fight at 145, then when its all said and done, then Pac starts creating rules.Originally posted by dondi330 View PostNot to mention they signed a contract that never stipulated the belt.
One simple solution for Pacquiao is simply not sign. What would he gain if this would be just an exhibition match, not a championship match, yet he would be fighting a champion at the 141-147 division? What would he gain if he establishes a very very hard victory yet people smear his victory just because its the maximum that he can do against a very tough and unusually heavy opponent at fight night?
I advise Pacquiao to simply not sign and just fight Berto at 147 for a crown. Would Cotto and his fans complain? Oh, yes they will. But Pac and his fans don`t really need him.
That`s when the real crying starts, ask PBF who could have had the honor and chance to fight and defeat a P4P champ outright but blew it.Last edited by ThunderWolf; 08-06-2009, 08:19 PM.
Comment
-
Originally posted by ThunderWolf View PostThese are very grave errors. Let me correct you that both fighters have not signed the contracts. Both only received drafts of the contract, and Arum formally informed the public and media on the match prematurely without informing the Pacquiao Camp, which drew the ire of its lawyers.
One simple solution for Pacquiao is simply not sign. What would he gain if this would be just an exhibition match, not a championship match, yet he would be fighting a champion at the 141-147 division? What would he gain if he establishes a very very hard victory yet people smear his victory just because its the maximum that he can do against a very tough and unusually heavy opponent at fight night?
I advise Pacquiao to simply not sign and just fight Berto at 147 for a crown. Would Cotto and his fans complian? Oh, yes they will. But Pac and his fans don`t really need him.
That`s when the real crying starts, ask PBF who had the chance to fight a P4P champ but blew it.
I just gave you a green K
Comment
-
Originally posted by ThunderWolf View PostThese are very grave errors. Let me correct you that both fighters have not signed the contracts. Both only received drafts of the contract, and Arum formally informed the public and media on the match prematurely without informing the Pacquiao Camp, which drew the ire of its lawyers.
One simple solution for Pacquiao is simply not sign. What would he gain if this would be just an exhibition match, not a championship match, yet he would be fighting a champion at the 141-147 division? What would he gain if he establishes a very very hard victory yet people smear his victory just because its the maximum that he can do against a very tough and unusually heavy opponent at fight night?
I advise Pacquiao to simply not sign and just fight Berto at 147 for a crown. Would Cotto and his fans complian? Oh, yes they will. But Pac and his fans don`t really need him.
That`s when the real crying starts, ask PBF who could have had the honor and chance to fight and defeat a P4P champ outright but blew it.
Everybody keeps saying that Cotto needs Pac; Well the truth is that after Mayweather the biggest money maker for Pac is Cotto, so Pac does need him as well. Otherwise, Pac fights Berto (no fan base, much less interest, two promoters involved), Mosley (fight will take place in Dec. at the earliest and again, smaller fan base, probably same interest, two promoters), or sits on his hands till Mayweather fights JMM. In the latter case Pac has to wait until Feb. at the earliest to fight again, just when his campaign for political office begins.
I think that's why Cotto is willing to stand behind his stated position. He, unlike other observers, knows Pac needs him. The same reason that some Ricans don't like Cotto - too serious, too lackadaisical, too business-like - are why Cotto will let Pac walk away if he gets to problematic. Cotto has a lot of money and a contract that stipulates a min. of 6 million per fight. Not bad. Your move Pac.
Comment
-
Originally posted by GRUSTLER View PostBob Arum is a pimp and he especially pimps Cotto hard. Kind of
bad how they treat Cotto sometimes, considering he is always a
quiet guy and fights who he is supposed to. Should have a lil more
respect for the guy in my opinion. The contract didn't stipulate that
the fight is for the title and now their saying it's for the title? Sounds
like Manny has and is holding all the cards. If you ask me, Manny is
a lil more demanding than Floyd. I am rooting for Cotto to win because
someone has to stop the forces of Roach/Pacquiao in the Sport of
Boxing.
Comment
-
Originally posted by PAC-BOY View PostNO **** !!!! People give Pacquiao **** for beating DLH... Dehydrated or not...Its a better win than Jennings. LOL World Champ my ass!
Comment
-
Originally posted by PAC-BOY View PostBetter than JMM? NO Way! DLH In his prime would beat the hell out of Clottey. Diaz Hatton,,,Clottey I think would beat. Im a fan of Clottey too. Cotto IMO Didnt beat Clottey. I had Clottey up by a point. A gift win...again!
Comment
Comment