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  • PACHUGGER
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    #11
    Originally posted by rob_tC

    THE CHAMP IS HEEEEEERE!!!

    cotto looks deadly, this is exactly what i wanted to see. i wanted for cotto to have an excellent training camp and to my delight - this is the most focused and determined he's ever been. not only that but physically this is the best he's ever been! all i wanted was a 100% cotto to rest assure pacquiao had no chance and i got it! cotto looks healthy and ****ing strong at 145.

    given the biggest spotlight, exposure and stage - cotto was not going to take it for granted. this is a scary sight because if you've seen cotto before you know how dangerous he is, imagine being the most prepared he's ever been for a fight now?

    i am now a 200% sure cotto will easily and devastatingly beat manny pacquiao. all i wanted was for cotto to put it in the work and effort to know he was going to give his best - and that's what happened. my fellow puerto rican and cotto fans, we will be victorious tomorrow night. sorry pacquiao fans but cotto is just too strong and he's fought fast guys before. cotto has a deadly combination and truly do believe it'll be a dominating victory by cotto.

    COTTO TKO 6TH ROUND!

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    • PACHUGGER
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      #12
      Originally posted by swizz
      pac has no chance in hell

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      • brown mamba
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        #13
        why bash on fans supporting their prized fighter?

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        • Spray_resistant
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          #14
          I thought he would have success early and be walked down by Cotto's power after his speed was timed and be on the defensive until he was stopped.........I was wrong, and now believe in the Pac-man.

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          • THRILLA77
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            #15
            thats why i stayed neatrul in this fight cause i had no idea who was gonna win.......oh and btw pac is a f.ucken beast.....

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            • MR. NUTHUGGER
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              #16
              Nacho Beristain (famed Mexican trainer of the Marquez brothers Juan Manuel and Rafael, Oscar De La Hoya, among others) – says that the key to this fight is not only Pacquiao’s speed but also because of the fact that he is now a better technical fighter while still retaining his speed and power. He also doesn’t think that Cotto has already recovered from the beating he suffered at the hands of Margarito. He thinks Pacquiao will win this fight.

              Jorge Perez (writer, El Nuevo Dia) – believes that Cotto is bigger and punches harder than anybody Pacquiao has ever faced.

              Floyd Mayweather Jr. (undefeated Welterweight & former pound-for-pound king) – thinks that Cotto is no longer the same after the Margarito fight. Although one can never say what can happen in the sport of boxing but if he had to lean toward one in this fight he’d have to say Pacquiao, partly because he’s a quick starter.

              Manuel Perez (writer, ************.com) – says that Cotto is going to make Pacquiao suffer and will let him stick around for the full 12 rounds just to toy with him and show him who the master is.

              Fernando Vargas (former Light Middleweight champion) – says that Pacquiao is the man to beat right now because he’s been beating top-notch fighters. He believes that Cotto will not be able to deal with the best pound-for-pound fighter in the game.

              Hector ‘Macho’ Camacho (former Junior Lightweight champion) – thinks that Cotto will hit and hurt Manny. Although he’s not sure of a KO but he believes that Cotto is simply too strong for Manny.

              Miguel Hernandez (former middleweight fighter) – picks Pacquiao because he thinks his good friend David Diaz gave Manny a better fight than De La Hoya and Hatton and yet the result was still devastating despite the fact that it was fought at the lighter 135 pounds.


              Sam Colonna (boxing trainer) – says that something is not the same with Cotto after the loss to Margarito. That fight seemed to have taken a lot out of him, hence he feels Pacquiao will win this one.

              Eric Bonilla (former Welterweight fighter) - says that Pacquiao is gonna be hit hard by Cotto. He thinks Cotto will win on points after 12 rounds.


              Marv Dumon (writer, Examiner.com Houston) – believes that Pacquiao will win by an impressive TKO stoppage in the 6th round over the soon-to-be former Welterweight champion Miguel Cotto.

              Richard Bailey (writer, ************.com) - says that Cotto will land with some heavy blows and Manny will go down for the count. Although he will try to get up, Cotto will still prevail with a TKO perhaps by the end of round 6 or middle of round 7.

              Teddy Atlas (ESPN Friday Night Fights Commentator) - thinks that Pacquiao’s tenacity combined with the Margarito memory will get rid of Cotto inside of five maybe three rounds. He says that this will not be the epic battle that people are expecting it to be.

              Edwin G. Espejo (writer, Asian Correspondent) - thinks that the Pacman has the qualities of a ‘torero’ that can bring down the bull from Puerto Rico.

              Paulie Malignaggi (former Light Welterweight champion) - says that everyone will have their reality check on November 14 when Cotto knocks the Pacman out.

              Sampson Lewkowicz (international boxing matchmaker) - says that the Pacman is too talented, too strong, and too fast for Cotto.

              Panchito Reyes (boxing trainer) – has no doubt that Pacquiao will win by KO in six rounds.

              Floyd Mayweather Sr. (self-proclaimed best trainer in boxing) - believes that Roach made a mistake by thinking that Cotto is not that good. He says that Cotto is a good puncher who can take out the Pacman once he hits him to the body or to the head.

              Lyle Fitzsimmons (writer, Boxingscene.com) – says he likes Pacquiao in 10. He believes that the fight is a bad mix for Cotto no matter where it occurs in the scale.

              Cory Spinks (former Light Middleweight champion) - believes that Pacquiao’s speed will get him on top even though he’s not as big and strong as Cotto.

              Emmanuel Steward (Hall of Fame boxing trainer and commentator) - says that Cotto will punish Manny with pressure, weight, size, and punching power. Even though it will be a very dangerous fight, he is confident that Cotto will still prevail.

              Bernard Hopkins (former undisputed world middleweight champion) - does not think Cotto’s face can withstand 12 rounds in this fight.

              Kyle Lucas (writer, Doghouseboxing.com) - believes that Pacquiao will win with a unanimous points victory, but he won’t be surprised if Pacquiao wins via a late round KO either.

              Sergio Mora (former Light Middleweight champion) - thinks that Pacquiao will throw 70 punches in a round but it won’t be enough to stop Cotto. Says that Cotto will win by knockout in seven rounds.

              Matt Stolow (writer, Examiner.com Dallas) – his instinct tells him that Cotto can be in the fight for five rounds but after that it will be all Pacquiao from then on.

              Johnny Benz (writer, Doghouseboxing.com) – says he doesn’t see Cotto making it out of round 8. He says that even though Cotto is a tough and skillful fighter, Pacquiao is just the total package in this fight.

              Juan “Baby Bull” Diaz (former undisputed lightweight world champion) - says that Pacquiao is like the energizer bunny as he just keeps on punching but Cotto’s power will give him the victory.

              Yoel Judah (former fighter and father of Zab Judah) – says that Pacquiao will slip and dip and give Cotto the shoulder rolls. He thinks that Pacquiao is just too fast for Cotto.

              Andre Dirrell (Super Six Middleweight tournament contender) - says that Cotto is too slow and that he has never seen anyone get in and get out as well as Pacquiao during his fights. He is confident Pacquiao will win either by knockout or unanimous decision.

              Felix Trinidad (former Light Middleweight & Middleweight champion) - thinks that Pacquiao won’t be a full Welterweight on the night of the fight and that Cotto will start taking over by rounds 7,8, or 9. He believes Cotto will win by decision or even by knockout.

              James “Lights Out” Toney (six-division world champion fighter) – says that Cotto is an overhyped class B fighter courtesy of his promoter Bob Arum. He believes Pacquiao will destroy Cotto because of his speed and power.

              Ronnie Shields (boxing trainer) - says he is going with Cotto in this fight as the only person who ever stopped him was Margarito whom he thinks was on to something during their fight .

              Devin Vargas (former US Amateur Heavyweight champion) – says he has to go with Pacquiao as he is one of his favorite fighters right now.

              Kendall Holt (former Light Welterweight champion) - believes that Cotto will end up stopping Pacquiao since he’s too big and strong.

              Brad Cooney (writer, Examiner.com Mississippi) - opines that the only way Pacquiao loses is if he strays away from the game plan and brawls with Cotto. But if Pacman sticks by Freddie Roach’s plan and uses his speed then he will get a unanimous decision.

              Reynaldo Sanchez (writer, Boxeomundial.com) - says that the advantages that Pacquiao trainer Freddie Roach tried to impose with the catchweight will not be enough. He believes that Cotto will give his best performance and end the Filipino’s dreams and bring him back to reality.

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              • dans
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                #17
                Originally posted by PACHUGGER
                Quotes from non-Pacquiao believer post it here.
                Can we please stop with this stuff. It was a great fight, and you should be glad your favorite fighter one. No need to rub it in. Cotto's fans are disappointed with the result as is, so there's no reason to be rubbing it in.

                There's such thing as a sore winner I guess. Your vindication from all the trash talk pre-fight should be the fact that Pacquiao won.

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                • Pullcounter
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by brown mamba
                  why bash on fans supporting their prized fighter?
                  because they are delusional bastards who have bull****ted and complained for almost 8 months now... they deserve to get their faces rubbed in the mud!!!!

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