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In the end Joe Santiago was the ****** in the Roach/Santiago confrontation

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    Cotto trainer Joe Santiago causes a bit of a tussle at weighin when he tells Pacquiao trainer Freddie Roach "145 pounds a..hole"

    -Tim Dahlber, National Columist, Associated Press

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    Originally posted by iHateThePacMan View Post
    Cotto trainer Joe Santiago causes a bit of a tussle at weighin when he tells Pacquiao trainer Freddie Roach "145 pounds a..hole"

    -Tim Dahlber, National Columist, Associated Press
    No class or Joe was just acting tough to hide his nervousness...

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      Capacity weigh-in portends great things for Saturday fight


      LAS VEGAS – If there’s anything to be said for weigh-ins acting as preambles to super fights, “Firepower” promises to be like nothing boxing has seen for a long time. Then again, what could possibly be the fight-night corollary for a sold-out weigh-in?

      That was what happened Friday afternoon at the Grand Garden Arena when the Las Vegas fire marshal – apparently expecting a typically sized gathering – had to close the weigh-in to the public more than 120 minutes before Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto would take the scales, when attendance at the weigh-in swelled to 7,000 raucous spectators.

      Pacquiao weighed 144 pounds and hit his signature most-muscular pose with a physique bodybuilders call “shredded.” Cotto, coming down in weight to defend his WBO welterweight title, wore a drawn 145-pound physique better than expected.

      The weigh-in was emceed by Jeremy Piven – Ari Gold on HBO’s “Entourage” – who cleverly said before Pacquiao’s climb on the scale: “The only other human being to appear in seven weight classes is Kirstie Alley.”

      Shortly after Cotto stepped off the scale, a slight altercation ensued with the fighters’ trainers jawboning and feinting. The short-lived confrontation apparently happened when Cotto’s trainer Jose Santiago noted the weight of his fighter then said to Pacquiao trainer Freddie Roach, “One forty-five, *******!”

      The fighters, though, typically remained class acts throughout, posing amiably together for pictures and graciously answering Piven’s odd questions, including one that treated Pacquiao’s pre-fight abstinence program.

      Finally, the weigh-in was an uncommonly electric event. It portends only great things for tomorrow’s fight.

      15rounds.com will have full ringside coverage of the full card.

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      • #4
        Joe is a douche.

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        • #5


          War Cotto!

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          • #6
            LOL......The fighters have more class than the trainers...This is unbelievable

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            • #7
              After months of Roach saying ****** **** Santiago is the *******???

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              • #8
                Roach doesn't deserve respect, for the **** he's talked.

                Props to Cotto's trainer.

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                • #9
                  How is that being an *******. Just a bit of a jab at all the demands from the Pacquiao camp about the catchweight and all the speculation.

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                  • #10
                    Told you it looked like Santiago was starting it...and people were dissing Roach, tsk, tsk

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