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ThePunchingBag translation: Commentator asks MAB what happened in the fight. MAB talks about the combinations that Cotto did in the first round, which was the Jab, left hook to the body and then throwing his entire body weight into an uppercut which snapped Pac's head back. Unfortunately for Cotto, Pac came back to his guard really fast as if saying "Is this all you got?". As we all saw during the fight, Manny's precision, speed and pressure tired Cotto when Manny started closing the gaps around the ring during later rounds with his footwork. Commentator mentions how muscular and big Pac's leg are, to which MAB agrees. Commentator has final word about how truly impressive Manny Pacquiao is.Comment
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Jorge E. Sanchez: Here we are in the ring “Golpe A Golpe” (Blow by Blow) with Marco Antonio Barrera. Well, Marco, there’s nothing else to do but look back and see what happened in that fight.
Marco A. Barrera: Yes, what we’re going to see is what he did, which was only one round, Cotto was throwing his left. He would throw his left until he cornered him (Pacquiao). He threw a hook to the liver, followed by an upper-cut, which you could see he ate.
JES: Completely.
MAB: He (Pacquiao) came back in the same guard, almost as if to say, “Is that all you’ve got?” That was the formula he (Cotto) had for only one round. He didn’t have the gas to continue to bring that strategy to bear, because it was going very well for him (Cotto).
JES: In other words, it was a question of legs and physical conditioning?
MAB: And blows and pressure by Manny Pacquiao. Because, when we look at Manny Pacquiao, here in southpaw stance -- here we are in the second round -- he (Manny) gave him a one-two, one-two, ducked and hit him up top. That’s where he (Pacquiao) was pressuring him, pressuring him, pressuring him, and, well, things changed. We saw a Miguel Cotto starting very well, using the left hand excellently…
JES: (Cutting off MAB) Can we see the combination again, Marco, the one that Miguel Cotto did to get to Manny?
MAB: Sure. First he sticks the jab, sticks the jab, comes in, gives him a left hook and an upper-cut with the whole body. He utilizes the whole body to…
JES: (Again cutting him off.) And Manny eats it COMPLETELY.
MAB: Yes, you see how he does like this (bends backwards) against the ropes and returns to this position (the guard).
JES: And he continues to move (as he shuffles left). Because if there’s something that Manny has it’s…
(Both men talk over each other.)
…a large ring.
MAB: A very large ring, and very good to move around. Manny Pacquiao is very fast.
JES: Then, later, Manny started to close the distance?
MAB: Yes, he started to close the distance, moving the way he does, within his southpaw stance. He moved, pulled this way (as he pivots), would deliver blows and wouldn’t give Cotto any opportunity. The whole time he pressured him (Cotto).
JES: One notices how Miguel doesn’t cover his head. He puts it outside his guard, Marco.
MAB: And that was the mistake, because it lent itself to Manny’s upper-cut. And it looks like it injured his nose, because of so much blood we saw. It also sent him to the canvass.
JES: The second knockdown was due to an upper-cut.
MAB: It was an upper-cut.
JES: Because, Manny feints here (demonstrates a right jab to the body) and he brings the (left) upper-cut.
MAB: And that’s when he (Cotto) goes down to the canvass.
JES: Impressive, Manny Pacquiao. Well, this was the Ring of “Golpe A Golpe” with Marco Antonio Barrera…Comment
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just dont believe your there thats it... and asking angulo who would win?! who do you think you are? and who you think will believe you? 
: try again you fail! rofl:
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