Comments Thread For: Yuri Foreman's Career Moment Lands in Yankee Stadium

[Filipino Floyd]

Foreman is getting his 15 minutes of fame. Cotto is going to light this guy up!

[AP♠]

The fight is heating up quite well.Yuri escorted by police will throw some extra drama.However i see a tensed,focused cotto.The mayor of his beloved town Caquas passed away today.


Im looking foward to being there live in person to winess history.


Cotto via 7th rd ko

[BOLLOCKS]

stop lying..lol.

I want to check em out.

I'm serious, I don't remember the site, I remember using google..

Here's some Cotto avs, I edited you could use..

[PRBOXINGCOTTO]

hell yea ima be there tomorrow cant wait ppl are doubting cotto wat idiots they say hes shot they dont know boxing cotto hasnt let his body heal correctly this time he has 2 loses mean nothen if thats the case 90% of mexican fighters would be shot then look at marquez hes still competeing with the best cotto is fine he just needed the right trainer n he got it cotto by ko 8th round

[B.U.R.N.E.R]

Google....

stop lying..lol.

I want to check em out.

[BOLLOCKS]

What website are you getting those cool pics from bro?

Google....

[B.U.R.N.E.R]

Cotto is gonna spark him out.

What website are you getting those cool pics from bro?

[BOLLOCKS]

Cotto is gonna spark him out.

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

By Keith Idec - NEW YORK — Yuri Foreman has received more publicity prior to his fight against Miguel Cotto than he had throughout the first eight years of his career.

His highly unusual life story, coupled with winning the WBA super welterweight title, made this genuinely humble champion a promoter’s dream, everything Bob Arum assumed Foreman could become when executives at HBO and Showtime weren’t interested in broadcasting Foreman’s fights. Suddenly, this all-but-ignored boxing rabbinical student surfaced everywhere.

ESPN featured Foreman on its “E:60” show. He appeared on ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live” and Versus’ “The Daily Line,” before a once-improbable promotional tour concluded Friday night with an interview on FOX News’ “On The Record, with Greta Van Susteren.”

There also are billboards all over New York bearing the undefeated Foreman’s face, more sure signs that Brooklyn’s Foreman’s American dream has come true 11 years after he left Israel with little more than the clothes on his back. [Click Here To Read More]