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An uncommonly reckless an aggressive Miguel Cotto found himself on the long end of a poor officiating job by fellow Puerto Rican Ismael Quiñonez on Saturday night. In the midst of the fifth round the bout was stopped when the Washington D.C. gladiator DeMarcus Corley seemingly took a knee in an attempt to avoid Cotto’s onslaught.
From his poor opening instructions to the calling of a hasty halt to the fight referee, Ismael Quiñonez delivered a performance which should keep him out of high profile bouts in Puerto Rico for years to come.
Before getting to the matter at hand, let me make on point clear. Even if DeMarcus Corley raised himself from bended knee, the probability of Chop Chop defeating Miguel Cotto was slim. [details]
From his poor opening instructions to the calling of a hasty halt to the fight referee, Ismael Quiñonez delivered a performance which should keep him out of high profile bouts in Puerto Rico for years to come.
Before getting to the matter at hand, let me make on point clear. Even if DeMarcus Corley raised himself from bended knee, the probability of Chop Chop defeating Miguel Cotto was slim. [details]