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The theme of this fight is repeat or redemption.
Miguel Cotto (23-0-19 KO) looks to avenge the loss he suffered at the hands of Mohamad Abdullaev (15-1-12 KO) in the 2000 Summer Games. Cotto is coming off a fifth-round TKO victory over DeMarcus Corley. The victory saw Cotto overcome adversity as he was badly stunned in the bout by a Corley right hand in the third round. Cotto was out on his feet, but was able to make it out of the round and eventually stop Corley two rounds later.
Abdullaev wants to prove in the fight that he is still the hot prospect that caught the eyes of boxing writers in 2003. Abdullaev was a strong undefeated warrior until he was stopped by Emmanuel Clottey on June 3, 2003 after he was knocked down, misunderstood the count of ref and got up after the count of ten. [details]
Miguel Cotto (23-0-19 KO) looks to avenge the loss he suffered at the hands of Mohamad Abdullaev (15-1-12 KO) in the 2000 Summer Games. Cotto is coming off a fifth-round TKO victory over DeMarcus Corley. The victory saw Cotto overcome adversity as he was badly stunned in the bout by a Corley right hand in the third round. Cotto was out on his feet, but was able to make it out of the round and eventually stop Corley two rounds later.
Abdullaev wants to prove in the fight that he is still the hot prospect that caught the eyes of boxing writers in 2003. Abdullaev was a strong undefeated warrior until he was stopped by Emmanuel Clottey on June 3, 2003 after he was knocked down, misunderstood the count of ref and got up after the count of ten. [details]
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